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Call Me Valentine
This work is Derek Rosser's autobiography. It tells how he was born in 1930, the year the airship R101 made its final disastrous voyage, when life was exciting but very different to that experienced by today's youngsters. Rosser gives the reader an insight into the life and emotions of a boy born in the inter war years.
Earning a Crust
This title tells of the author's experiences after leaving the Royal Air Force. It tells how Rosser went back to his old position in a jig and drawing office. However, he soon became bored with his job and sought a change to the up and coming world of computer programming.
A Reluctant Recruit
Derek Rosser shares true life, post war-time adventures as a 'Reluctant Recruit' during his National Service with the Royal Air Force.
Treachery and Triumph - An Anthology of World War II Stories
WAR? DEATH AND DESTRUCTION? VIOLENCE, HATRED, INEXPRESSIBLE GRIEF? PEOPLES PITTED AGAINST EACH OTHER, TO THE DEATH? WHY ON EARTH SHOULD I WANT TO READ ABOUT IT? THERE’S ENOUGH IN THE MEDIA EVERY DAY, SURELY? YES: BUT THIS IS DIFFERENT. The stories in this Anthology aim to give a vivid insight, through a fascinating mixture of history, reminiscence and fiction, into life during WWII: for those at the front, those left behind, the young at school, the old in the twilight of their years, parents, lovers, spouses, families, colleagues; Britons, Germans, Irish, Kenyans, French, eastern Europeans and Americans (plus the odd ‘undesirable alien’!). These pages see householders struggling to ma...
An Anthology of Christmas Murders - Terror, Tinsel and Turkey
Murder comes in all shapes and sizes. It also comes at inconvenient times. Christmas, for example. This anthology has all the classic motives: blackmail, revenge, lust, greed, anger… Murder by meat-hook, piano-wire, scarf, knife, hammer, golf-club, bullet, syringe … It’s all here, at your elbow. And there’s more! Humour, intrigue, suspense…
The Medical Register
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Journals of the House of Lords
Appendices accompany vols. 64, 67-71.
The Lyric Touch
"The Lyric Touch" brings together essays by John Wilkinson on twentieth century British and American poetry, several now recognised as classic but hitherto hard to obtain. Throughout this book, writing previously seen as startlingly modern is reconnected with the English Romantic tradition. Formidable poetry is made to become irresistible.
