Douglas Thompson Bücher

Fractal geometry serves as a lens through which the chaotic essence of modern urban life is examined in this novel. The narrative follows Alexander Stark as he navigates the 'Ultrameta,' a metaphorical city embodying the collective experience of metropolises worldwide. Spanning from Ancient Greece to contemporary times, it raises profound questions about identity and existence. Blending elements of visionary horror and experimental surrealism, the work challenges traditional storytelling through its circular structure and exploration of themes like death and immortality.

Vernon and Irene Castle were the world's first true celebrity couple. The Castles taught the world to dance to an altogether different tune, bringing social dancing out of stuffy ballrooms and into dance halls, night clubs and restaurants. For the first time, they made dancing in public respectable - and fun.

Fractal geometry serves as a metaphor for the intricate patterns of urban life in this exploration of the 'City of the Soul,' a universal metropolis that mirrors our own experiences. The narrative follows Alexander Stark through various identities across time, from Ancient Greece to the present, prompting introspection about existence and societal issues. Blending visionary horror and experimental surrealism, the novel challenges traditional storytelling with its circular structure and profound themes, marking a significant advancement in Slipstream literature.

This is the authorised biography of Youssef Nada, a man who knows most of the untold story of more than half a century of rage and revolution. Through war, global terrorism and complex international crises, he was there. On the inside. A true eyewitness to history, a participant and powerbroker in events which shaped it. Youssef Nada would never pr

The tragic story of the persecution, trial and death of Stephen Ward is infamous. Now, best-selling author Douglas Thompson has traced confidantes of Stephen Ward, speaking for the first time in more than half a century. Posterity is ferociously capricious but there are still those alive who know the secrets and the true story of Stephen Ward.

An inspirational and extraordinary memoir by one of the world's most popular performers

The story follows Baron Armand Blessé, a 300-year-old vampire, who travels to the Maine coast. His insatiable thirst for blood leads to a series of tragic deaths among young women in the area, intertwining themes of immortality and the consequences of his dark desires. As he navigates this new environment, the tension between his vampiric nature and the impact on innocent lives unfolds.

In 1961, a beautiful 19-year-old girl had a short affair with the Minister for War, John Profumo. Within two years, this led to the downfall of Harold Macmillans government, as she had also been having an affair with a Russian diplomat, and Profumo had lied to Parliament. But the social impact was greater than any political legacy: sex was now on everyones lips, and the press had discovered that it could, and would, expose the private lives of public figures. This is the lifes journey of a woman whom history has refused to let go, of her enormous personal sacrifices, and of her unstinting resolve.