Bøger af James Hawthorne

"A Dark Chapter from New Zealand History" by James Hawthorne unfolds as a literary masterpiece that intricately weaves historic drama into the tapestry of New Zealand's past. In this compelling paintings, Hawthorne demonstrates his prowess as a terrific writer, creating a story that now not only delves into ancient occasions but additionally engages readers on an emotional and intellectual degree. The book, considered one among Hawthorne's crowning achievements, gives a brilliant exploration of a specific, perhaps tumultuous, bankruptcy in New Zealand's history. Through the lens of historic drama, the writer skillfully brings to life the characters, events, and landscapes that formed the state's trajectory. Hawthorne's writing is characterized by creativity and passion, infusing the narrative with a sense of vibrancy that transports readers to extraordinary eras and emotional landscapes. The work's brilliance lies no longer best in its historical accuracy but in its ability to attach human beings thru shared reports and information. With a fashionable but handy prose fashion, James Hawthorne invitations a numerous target audience to immerse themselves within the complexities and nuances of New Zealand's beyond. "A Dark Chapter from New Zealand History" stands as a literary gem, imparting each an insightful historical account and a charming exploration of the human revel in.

Account of Poverty Bay Massacre of 1868 and events leading up to it.

This is a memoir of my life from 1957 to 1987 with occasional side trips outside that span. What inspired me to write a memoir was my sincere belief that everybody's life is interesting in some way. Every human mind is filled with memories and pictures and dreams and desires stored away during the time we've been conscious here. The past five decades have been an amazing era of change, confusion and exploration for most people. This book is just my little slice of that awesome human drama.

This is the story of the Morgan brothers, Alex and Matt. They're born in northern California and eventually end up living in the Seattle area during an era of unbridled change and unlimited possibilities. They do drugs, play rock 'n roll, search for love and engage in the political battles that have captivated the country over the past three decades. One chooses to work in a secure union job and the other opts to become a conservative talk show host. They both experience heartbreak and loss along the way, sometimes as the result of unexpected violence and sometimes just because of plain old bad luck. But nothing can prepare them for one strong-willed woman named Melissa...

During the summer of 1967, three members of the rock band Wyldeflower head out into the arid California desert to kick back and relax. When they get there, they decide to take some LSD supposedly created by the government. What happens that night will not only affect the rest of their lives but result in the creation of a being with almost unlimited mental powers.

This is a collection of science fiction, dark fantasy and horror short stories. Some of the scenarios explored include a dream world where heroes battle sleep demons, a future America that's been radically altered by climate change, a second Civil War fought in the 1970's, a nonstop parade of mass shootings, a beast who travels to Hollywood to get into show biz and many more.

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