Mark A. Latham crea racconti bizzarri, fantastici e macabri, attingendo a un profondo apprezzamento per la storia e a una vasta esperienza nel game design da tavolo. La sua voce narrativa fonde una prospettiva unica, plasmata dalla vita nella campagna inglese, in mondi tanto intriganti quanto inquietanti. Lo stile distintivo di Latham invita i lettori a esplorare gli angoli più inaspettati dell'immaginazione. Le sue opere offrono un viaggio avvincente nel bizzarro e nel meraviglioso.
Great fun, mixing elements of Sherlock Holmes and H.P. Lovecraft, James Bond and H.G. Wells, with a setting we love spending time in - Barnes & Noble One of the most spectacular novels I was ever given the privilege to review - Gamers Sphere A top-notch tale of Victorian intrigue and horror. - Ravenous Monster
The brand new adventure from the author of A Betrayal in Blood, in which Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson are faced with a fiendish locked room mystery.
From the insectoid hive-beasts of Klaatu, to the xenomorphic parasites of the outer rim, this book contains the sum total of human knowledge of the myriad forms of alien menace; where to find them... and how to kill them.
The Roman Empire rules the civilised world with an iron fist, seemingly all- powerful. And yet, the power of Rome is secured not by its mighty legions, but by small bands of warriors fighting a secret war. They seek out artefacts hidden by the gods themselves, hunt creatures of myth and face enemies that would use dark magic against the empire.
Amidst an impending election and widespread critique of the ALP, Mark Latham explores the future of the Labor Party. He examines the evolving landscape of the nation and questions whether the party can adapt to these changes.
Culturally significant and historically valuable, this work has been carefully reproduced to maintain fidelity to the original artifact. It includes original copyright references and library stamps, reflecting its presence in major libraries worldwide. This edition serves as a vital resource for understanding the foundations of civilization and the knowledge it encompasses.
The book delves into the challenges facing the Labor Party following an election, highlighting its struggle with factionalism and the erosion of its traditional working-class base. Mark Latham critiques the party's structure and advocates for grassroots reforms to rejuvenate its identity. He addresses key policy issues such as economic legacy, education, climate change, and poverty. With contributions from notable progressive thinkers, the work serves as a critical examination of how Labor can adapt and resonate with a transformed Australian society.
Mark Latham's collection features incisive articles addressing contemporary issues like political correctness, feminism, and the rise of outsiders in politics. Renowned for his candid style, Latham critiques societal norms and leftist ideologies with sharp wit and a deep appreciation for Australian culture. His exploration includes topics such as Donald Trump, Brexit, and gender fluidity, providing readers with a provocative perspective on a divided nation. This compilation is aimed at those who appreciate unfiltered discourse rather than conventional political correctness.
London, 1890. Captain John Hardwick, an embittered army veteran and opium addict, is released from captivity in Burma and returns home, only to be recruited by a mysterious gentlemen's club to combat a supernatural threat to the British Empire. This is the tale of a secret war between parallel universes, between reality and the supernatural; a war waged relentlessly by an elite group of agents; unsung heroes, whose efforts can never be acknowledged, but by whose sacrifice we are all kept safe.
But what if there was more to the ghostly fable than meets the eye? What if Irving's account was based on fact? In this book, you will find long-forgotten lore about the headless spirits that have plagued mankind for centuries, and perhaps even now seek ingress into our world.