David Mason Knihy

The fascinating and definitive biography of Rangers' greatest ever manager.

A memoir from a Toronto-born antiquarian bookseller and bookstore owner.

A severed hand becomes the focal point of a gripping mystery, harboring a dangerous secret that could unravel lives. As characters delve into the enigma surrounding the hand, they confront dark truths and hidden agendas. The story intertwines suspense and intrigue, leading to unexpected twists that challenge the protagonists' perceptions and decisions. With each revelation, the stakes rise, compelling readers to question who can be trusted and what lengths individuals will go to protect their secrets.

A devastating plague sweeps across the land, leaving chaos and despair in its wake. Amidst the turmoil, a group of survivors must navigate the challenges of their new reality, facing not only the disease but also the moral dilemmas and societal breakdown it causes. As they struggle to maintain their humanity, deep bonds form, and the true nature of hope and resilience is tested. This gripping tale explores the impact of calamity on individuals and communities, highlighting the strength found in unity and compassion.

The libretto for the opera adapts Nathaniel Hawthorne's classic novel, exploring themes of sin, guilt, and redemption through the experiences of Hester Prynne. It delves into her struggles with societal judgment and personal identity in a Puritan community. The characters, including Hester, Dimmesdale, and Chillingworth, are vividly portrayed, capturing the emotional depth and moral complexities of their relationships. Laitman's composition enhances the dramatic narrative, bringing a fresh perspective to this timeless tale of love and shame.

In a gripping tale of dark magic and revenge, Keera and Merick are drawn back to the origins of their journey as the Horns of War summon both the living and the dead. They must confront a malevolent mage who hides behind a veil of sorcery, intent on destroying them. The story weaves themes of loyalty and the struggle against overwhelming darkness as they face their past and the looming threat of an ancient enemy.

The book explores the implications of the latest UK Census, highlighting Britain's growing ethnic diversity. It delves into the impact of recent urban unrest, the challenges surrounding asylum-seekers, and ongoing discussions about ethnic identity and citizenship. By examining these interconnected issues, the author sheds light on the complexities of multiculturalism in contemporary Britain and the societal tensions that arise from differing ethnic backgrounds.