Peter Ford Bücher






Glenn Ford: A Life
- 358 Seiten
- 13 Lesestunden
The biography explores Glenn Ford's complex life, highlighting his celebrated acting career alongside his tumultuous personal life marked by infidelities. It provides an in-depth look at his rise to fame and the gradual decline of his public persona, offering a balanced portrayal of both his professional achievements and private scandals.
An account of the life of the Elephant Man from his birth in Leicester in 1862 to his final stay at the London hospital
Dread Cold
- 208 Seiten
- 8 Lesestunden
Here comes the fear. Inspired by a lonely vista - white snow, a still blue lake, a castle on a hill - these authors weave their magic. Is it an ancient castle or a modern hotel? Is the horror dressed in darkness waiting in the dungeons, or dressed as an innocent by the side of the lake? The stories play out across the seasons, across the ages, across the stars ... Includes competition winner, The Loop, by novelist Mark Henderson and an invited contribution from guest editor and award-winning horror author, Matt Adcock. This collection is not for the faint hearted. You have been warned. Contains frightfully fear inducing fables by; Matt Adcock Max Bantleman JC Bateman Stephanie Billen Lorraine Childerstone Jeremy Childerstone Bill Davidson Joe Doliczny Peter Ford Jacci Gooding Caroline Hardwick Tansy Hawksley Mark P. Henderson Valerie Moyses Alan R Paine Kester Robert Park Steven Patchett David Stewart John Tolmie
My God! My Country, My Son
- 154 Seiten
- 6 Lesestunden
Set against the backdrop of impending war and civil rights protests, Sergeant William Wanton grapples with his loyalty to a country that has denied him rights. A decorated Army leader, he struggles with his conscience and the generational divide with his son, Will, who is inspired to join the protests against racism and segregation. While Wanton believes in maintaining order, Will is determined to fight for justice, risking everything to uphold the ideals of equality and freedom. This conflict highlights the personal and societal costs of activism.