Andrew Watson Knihy

Upon the black sands and beneath the ever-watching eyes, a tale of shadow magic and ancient mysteries unfold in this new dark epic fantasy series. In the desert city of Yontar, Nya cares for her sick mother. But when Nya is arrested, her mother's death is all but certain unless Nya joins a secret project that promises her freedom. If she survives. Rai, a mercenary, has a shadow dark enough for two. In his quest to discover the nature of the creature living in his shadow, Rai collides with old friends and new enemies, stumbling into an ancient mystery that could mean the end of the world as they know it. All the while, a darkness stirs and rebellion threatens, helmed by a man who promises justice will reign.

The Urdahl culture embraces the concept that pain is an unavoidable part of life, viewing it as a pathway to personal growth and achievement. By learning to confront and accept suffering, individuals can unlock their true potential and accomplish remarkable feats. This philosophy shapes their worldview and influences their actions, highlighting resilience and the transformative power of hardship.

The book delves into the evolution of court advocacy in England and Wales over three centuries, highlighting the complex influences shaping this field. Key factors include the impact of senior advocates on junior barristers, changes in court procedures, and reforms affecting legal representation. It also discusses media coverage, public perceptions of advocacy tactics, and the role of juries, including their social backgrounds. Additionally, the introduction of formal advocacy training and the influence of new technology on future practices are critically examined.

George Farrar's life was marked by relentless activity and diverse achievements. As a salesman, athlete, entrepreneur, and soldier, he navigated various roles, including mining magnate and politician. His remarkable journey included being tried for high treason and ultimately receiving a knighthood and baronetcy. Recognized as a significant figure in South African history, he is featured extensively in the 1968 South African Dictionary of Biography, highlighting his influence and legacy in the Rand region.

Muriel Lowther, Viscountess, navigates the complexities of aristocratic life, grappling with societal expectations and personal desires. As she faces the challenges of her status, her journey reveals themes of love, ambition, and identity. The narrative delves into her relationships and the impact of her choices on her future, offering a rich exploration of a woman's role in a changing world. Through her experiences, the story highlights the tension between tradition and modernity in the upper echelons of society.

Focusing on the lesser-known narratives, this book explores Melbourne's transformation from a modest settlement along the Yarra River to a vibrant metropolis. It highlights unique and often overlooked stories that have shaped the city's rich history, providing readers with a fresh perspective on its evolution.

The guide offers a comprehensive overview of self-publishing in Australia, detailing each step from initial concept to final printed copies. It uses clear, accessible language to demystify the process, making it suitable for aspiring authors. The fully revised second edition includes updated chapters that cover essential topics, ensuring readers are well-equipped to navigate the self-publishing landscape effectively.