Michael Antony Knihy

Bláznivý, dobrodružný a úsměvný příběh z dob, kdy se bitva o budoucnost světa odehrávala v jedné krásné části naší vlasti....

Dárková publikace plná fotografií pro všechny malé i velké trampy. Krosna či usárna na zádech, osady, kytary a dlouhé večery u ohně. Nejen to je tramping! Tak nazujte kanady a objevujte jeho krásu i historii v publikaci, z jejíchž stránek se line vůně táboráku. Připomenete si vše, co se s trampingem neodmyslitelně pojí – jeho dějiny, vandry, potlachy, písničky, ale i různé historky, které se mezi trampy tradují. Vaším průvodcem bude Michael Antony, dlouholetý šéfredaktor několika trampských časopisů a serveru Trampský magazín.

What is the origin of left and right in politics? This book is a study of the two opposing ideologies that have shaped the modern age- Darwinism and Marxism, which battled for power in the Second World War, the Cold War, and the "culture wars" of recent years. Both are ideologies of aggression and violence, and drove forward the colossal mass murder and total war that made the twentieth century the bloodiest in history. Darwinism was the underpinning of dog-eat-dog capitalism, ruthless colonial expansion, and the Nazi doctrines of race war and the extermination of the weak. Marxism preached the eternal division of mankind into oppressor and oppressed, with violent revolution as the only salvation. Despite their total bankruptcy, these ideologies have meshed together in the "centrist" political consensus of the last decades, to give us a laissez-faire Darwinian economy and a neo-Marxist social system. The leftist causes of feminism and high immigration have become the tools of corporate power, the means of holding down wages by flooding labor markets. This led consumption to be fueled by debt, which triggered the recent financial crash. But this fatal rendezvous of Marx and Darwin threatens the future of our civilization even more definitively . . .

Exploring the defining events and cultural shifts of the Twentieth Century, this book delves into the influences that shaped modern society. It examines key historical moments, social movements, and technological advancements that contributed to the era's unique character. Through insightful analysis, the author reflects on how these factors have left a lasting impact on contemporary life, inviting readers to consider the legacy of the past as they look toward the future.

The collection features poems that embrace a straightforward narrative style, recounting love affairs and personal crises reminiscent of the past century. Written around 1980 after extensive travels, these works capture the beauty and struggles of exotic locales, alongside the carefree relationships of a bygone era. Initially rejected by publishers for their non-academic tone, these neo-romantic expressions resonate with contemporary nostalgia as society shifts away from Modernist ideals. The collection concludes with reflections on broader themes of existence and interconnectedness.

Set in the year 2084, the narrative explores a transformed England grappling with a nonwhite majority and the ensuing societal upheaval. Political divisions along racial lines have intensified, leading to hostility among ethnic communities. With Sharia law implemented in certain areas, the landscape of the nation has drastically altered, prompting millions of white English citizens to seek refuge in Scotland or abroad, where they refer to their former home as "Engelstan." The story delves into themes of identity, migration, and cultural conflict.

Set against the backdrop of the World Climate Conference in Geneva, the narrative follows writer Hammond Sinclair as he investigates a potential terrorist plot by a former student turned extremist. Amidst violent protests from various factions, he encounters a young anarchist and engages in a public debate that immerses him in intense ideological conflicts. The story explores the extremes of activism and the varied apocalyptic visions held by different groups, highlighting the chaotic struggle to influence the future of humanity.

A controversial installation featuring what appears to be a dead boy sparks a deep investigation by Camilla, a blogger focused on child abuse. Unlike the art world, she suspects a connection to a child prostitution ring involving influential figures. Teaming up with a con artist friend, they delve into a dark underworld of sexual predators, confronting their own past traumas along the way. This psychological thriller explores the insidious nature of perversion and its impact on seemingly successful individuals, drawing inspiration from real-life events.