Piece of Cake
- 720 Seiten
- 26 Lesestunden
With Hornets falling like flies, the Battle of Britain is no piece of cake.
Derek Robinson Bücher
Derek Robinson ist ein britischer Autor, der vor allem für seine Militär-Aviation-Romane voller schwarzem Humor bekannt ist. Er hat sich auch mit einigen der schmutzigeren Ereignisse in der Geschichte Bristols, seiner Heimatstadt, beschäftigt und Reiseführer über Rugby verfasst. Robinsons Werk zeichnet sich durch eine scharfe, oft satirische Auseinandersetzung mit der menschlichen Natur unter Zwang aus. Er erforscht meisterhaft Themen wie Mut, Kameradschaft und die Absurditäten des Konflikts, die alle durch eine unverwechselbare Erzählstimme und ein fesselndes Gefühl für Tempo vermittelt werden.
Goshawk Squadron
- 288 Seiten
- 11 Lesestunden
The Booker-shortlisted Royal Flying Corps classic, reissued for the 50th Anniversary of its first publication
Dust, heat, thirst, flies - in a desert war, who needs enemies?
Damned Good Show
- 400 Seiten
- 14 Lesestunden
Bomber crews brave German flak and fighter planes as the fightback begins.
Improbable MD
- 282 Seiten
- 10 Lesestunden
The narrative follows Dr. Derek J. Robinson's extraordinary path from his humble beginnings fishing in Louisiana to becoming an emergency room and helicopter flight physician in Chicago. It highlights his rise to leadership roles within some of the largest healthcare organizations in the United States, showcasing the challenges and triumphs he faced along the way.
1973 was a big year for Bristol. It marked 600 years as a city and county. The thunder of civic self-congratulation was deafening. But Derek Robinson didn’t buy it. Not all of it, anyway. The born-and-bred Bristolian knew that during the past 600 years, the city and county had generated its fair share of blood and thunder. So he wrote this book, first published in 1973, to help balance the story. The result was a book that inspired a generation of young Bristolians. Robinson challenged the establishment narrative taught in the city’s schools that Edward Colston was a benefactor, that the slave trade wasn’t really that bad and that over the centuries the city had been run for the benefit of its people under the benign patronage of the Corporation and the Society Of Merchant Venturers. Tangent Books is proud to introduce A Shocking History Of Bristol to a new generation.