Chris Mason Knihy

Featuring over 300 rare photographs, this volume showcases the Fallschirmjäger, the German paratroopers of World War II. Captured in both indoor and outdoor settings, these portraits highlight the artistry of photography during the era, offering a unique glimpse into the lives of the men who earned the prestigious Paratrooper Badge. The collection reveals a range of emotions, from fierce determination to reflective moments, while also providing detailed insights into their uniforms, badges, and insignia, making it a valuable resource for collectors and historians alike.

The Triathlete Guide to Sprint and Olympic Triathlon Racing will help you discover the speed, thrill, and challenge of triathlon's most popular race distances--

A glimpse into the mundane minutia of the daily lives of ordinary German soldiers just before and during World War II. It covers the little things they carried in their pockets and backpacks to make a sometimes terrifying, often boring existence seem a little more bearable.

Focusing on the diverse landscape of social enterprises in the UK, this book serves as a practical guide for building effective organizations that fulfill their missions. Authored by individuals with real-world experience, it aims to elevate the rapidly growing social enterprise sector. With insights from industry leaders like Sophi Tranchell, it offers valuable management strategies tailored to enhance the impact and sustainability of social enterprises.

Focusing on the Marine Corps parachute units of World War II, this book provides an in-depth look at their specialized uniforms, equipment, weapons, and insignia. It features over 500 photographs and images, showcasing both historical and modern collections. Alongside these visuals, the book offers extensive facts about Paramarine gear and training. As part of a series on airborne forces, it serves as an essential resource for historians and collectors interested in Marine Corps and Airborne memorabilia.

Focusing on General Sir James Abbott, the narrative delves into the final years of the British East India Company, revealing his multifaceted roles as an explorer and district officer. It examines the intricate social and sexual dynamics between Britons and Indians, while also reflecting on the disintegration of their social contract. Abbott's life serves as a lens to understand the broader implications of colonial interactions and the complexities of identity during this tumultuous period.

After her marriage falls apart, Rose Summer returns to Key West, seeking solace in the lively tourist town where she once found happiness. Now a waitress in a bustling restaurant, she shares her living space with a pragmatic bistro manager and a spirited singer/songwriter. Despite the vibrant surroundings, Rose grapples with a sense of loss and the challenges of rebuilding her life amidst the remnants of her past.

The collection showcases the work of Baltimore poet Chris Mason, a seasoned writer with five previous poetry books and 50 years of publishing experience. His artistic journey is complemented by his involvement in musical bands such as The Tinklers and Coocoo Rockin Time, adding a unique perspective to his poetic voice. This blend of poetry and music enriches the themes explored within the book, reflecting Mason's deep connection to both art forms.

A former Mossad agent, Carla, partners with a notorious arms dealer to orchestrate the theft of nuclear warheads from a soon-to-be-decommissioned missile base in Ukraine. However, her true motives remain hidden, as she pursues a personal agenda that her allies are completely unaware of. Tension mounts as her dual loyalties and secret plans unfold, leading to unpredictable consequences.

The 3rd and final book of "The Legend of the Great Horse" trilogy, an award-winning time-travel adventure about modern horse-lover lost in history (Ages 14 to Adult).