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The Way of the Hermit
Waterstones Scottish Book of the Month 'A love story to the mountains in the mist, the pulsating northern lights and the red deer at dawn. And to independence.' - The Washington Post 'A Thoreauvian account of solitary life in the Scottish Highlands . . . delightful' - Kirkus Reviews 'Ken Smith’s advice for staying alive in inclement conditions could equally be applied to achieving hard-won dreams' – Geographical 'Ken Smith comes across as a thoughtful, resourceful and above all humane man . . . inspiring' – BBC Countryfile Magazine ***** Could you leave behind the bustle of modern society and spend your days immersed in nature? In The Way of the Hermit, seventy-four-year-old Ken Smith ...
Poetry from Leeds
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Wings But No Angel
The life story of an extraordinary man who witnessed so much. His uncompromising attitude singled him out as an exceptional individual but the five years of warfare defined him. Just how did he go from choir boy on HMS Victory to being one of the world's elite 1st SAS/SBS soldiers?
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The Way of the Hermit
The extraordinary story of a true hermit, an alternative way of life, endless isolation and an unforgettable journey of discovery, as one man pits his wits against the wilderness for four decades.
Junk English
Language atrocities infest modern-day English. To survey the damage, the author has subjected himself to a barrage of mindless jargon, euphemisms, and weasel words, cataloging for inspection and ridicule monstrosities such as "impactful" and "smartize," empty rhetoric such as "quality of life" and "revolutionary in nature," and broad swaths of modern-day grammatical humbug such as Artificial Vocabulary, Parasitic Intensifiers, Useless Cabooses, and Hyphen-Monsters.
Ken Smith Landscape Architects Urban Projects
Ken Smith is unquestionably one of the most interesting voices in landscape architecture; his works reflect the intensity and energy of their surroundings and challenge the distinction between landscape and art form. Ken Smith Landscape Architects/Urban Projects focuses on three prominent works in New York City: his East River Project; his work for P.S. 19; and his MoMA rooftop garden. Through Smith's colorful, playful drawings and photographs, the book reveals how each project explores new expressions of landscape design in the city. Ken Smith Landscape Architects/Urban Projects is part of the Source Books in Landscape Architecture series sponsored by Ohio State University. These books present sketches, drawings, models, renderings, working drawings, and photographs. Each book focuses on a recent, important work or works at a level of detail that allows thorough study of the project from its conception to the completion of design and construction.
Citizens & Soldiers
A compiled collection of the mostly World War 2 art of Ken Smith, most of which has been published as game box or magazine covers for the Advanced Squad Leader game series. Includes historical summary of each painting as well as occasional notes from behind-the-scenes.
Burned Books
Herein is preserved all that remains of an entire culture, fragments salvaged from the ruins of the Perdu Library by ex-President Perdu himself. About Perdu little is known, and still less about the destruction of the Library. That he was ambitious, that he liked power, that he wished to perpetuate himself and therefore gathered all the books of his republic into one vast library, that he had literary pretensions these are all the known facts. A marvelous collection.
