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.

Moorey has written an engaging and lively account of Crete from the Stone Age to the present day.

Turkey is a country in a state of flux. In the last few years, far-reaching political and economic reforms have swept away much of the old order that ruled the country for so long. Pressure for change has come from ordinary people; it has also been motivated by the dominant issue of Turkish political life—the long pursuit of membership in the European Union. And yet Turkey remains a mystery to many outsiders, a complex country hard to fathom: secular and Muslim, Western and Eastern, democratic and authoritarian.

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.

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.

Set against the backdrop of the Battle of Chaeronea in 338 BCE, this epic tale explores themes of love and sacrifice amidst war. Tempus and his Stepson cavalry rescue twenty-three pairs of Theban warriors, preserving their legacy as they escape the massacre of the Sacred Band of Thebes. Together, they embark on a journey to a distant land, where they confront gods, ghosts, and the whims of fate, striving to forge new lives and fight for their dreams while honoring the bonds of brotherhood and love.

In a distant future on Threshold Terminal, a young test pilot named Joe South is unexpectedly transported 500 years ahead, landing him amidst the perilous world of interstellar smuggling and intrigue. As he navigates this alien environment, he encounters a scavenger and two young lovers, whose fates become intricately linked. The story unfolds against a backdrop of danger and shifting power dynamics, exploring themes of survival and connection in an unpredictable universe.

The aftermath of the Battle of Meridian sees the Sacred Band of Stepsons grappling with the consequences of their triumph as new challenges arise. This anthology features fifteen tales that blend classic and new stories, including the title novella, "The Fish the Fighter and the Song-girl." Readers will encounter themes of risk and glory, exploring the past, present, and future of these iconic warriors. The collection includes six beloved classic stories from the Thieves' World® universe alongside nine exclusive new adventures.