Chris Morris Knihy

A celebration of the lives of the fabulously artistic, as they come up against Chris Orr's irreverent wit, and published to coincide with a show of the works at the Royal Academy.

Set during the vibrant mid-summer fayre in the Drift, this story captures the excitement and festivities of the animals' most significant annual event. As they come together to celebrate, the narrative unfolds with themes of community and joy, highlighting the unique traditions and interactions among the animal inhabitants. The fayre serves as a backdrop for memorable moments and adventures, showcasing the charm and spirit of life in the Drift.

Set against the backdrop of Cold War tensions in West Berlin, the story follows Amy Brecker, an American intelligence officer, as she navigates the precarious world of espionage. When a walk-in informant reveals a Soviet plot to create a simulated accident targeting America's space defense program, Amy must decide whether to trust this unexpected source. The narrative explores themes of loyalty, deception, and the high stakes of international intrigue during a pivotal era in history.

Highlighting a unique annual competition, this book features original snare drum solos performed at the Dundee Drum Academy's Snare Drum Challenge. It includes material from three difficulty levels of the 2018 event, along with exclusive new pieces and previously unseen exercises. Perfect for drummers looking to enhance their skills, it serves as both a resource for practice and a glimpse into the dynamic performances of the event.

As winter gives way to spring, the animals of the Drift anticipate a peaceful new season following the resolution of a treasure map mystery. However, their hopes for tranquility are soon challenged by unexpected developments, suggesting that adventure still awaits them.

This second novel of the Threshold trilogy has broken new ground--a military science fiction thriller on the high-tech cutting edge. Trust Territory returns to the grand hotel in space, where an alien force proposes an alliance to the humans.

The book delves into the rich history of brewing in North Jersey, tracing its roots back to 1641 when the first brewhouse opened in Hoboken. It highlights the thriving brewery scene before Prohibition, particularly in Newark, and the impact of bootlegging during the dry era. Following the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, the brewing industry faced challenges, with a resurgence only occurring in the 1990s. Beer writer Chris Morris examines both the historical context and the contemporary craft brewing renaissance, showcasing notable breweries in the region.

Celebrating the legacy of Isambard Kingdom Brunel, this revised edition by Chris Morris delves into the life and achievements of the renowned engineer. The book highlights Brunel's innovative contributions to engineering and architecture, showcasing his remarkable projects and their lasting impact on society. Through detailed insights, it honors Brunel's vision and creativity, making it a valuable resource for enthusiasts of engineering history and admirers of Brunel's extraordinary work.

Exploring the relevance of miracles today, this book addresses profound questions about faith and divine intervention. It delves into the trustworthiness of the Bible, the truthfulness of Jesus' teachings, and whether miraculous events are confined to the early church. The author invites readers to consider the possibility of experiencing the miraculous in their own lives, challenging them to reflect on the nature of belief and the potential for the impossible to occur in contemporary times.