Bøger af Robert Wisehart

THAI INSIDER: KOH SAMUI is the best guide for your Samui visit. It goes far beyond the 'history and temples' that you find in other guides. Topics covered include Thai culture and customs, getting about, things to do, things to see, hotels, restaurants and bars, shopping, sports and fitness, and around-island trips. Seventeen information-packed chapters. There are also hundreds of INSIDER TIPS, written by locals and frequent visitors, to give you a real insider's view of Koh Samui. If you are going to Samui, no matter if it is the first time or the tenth time, THAI INSIDER: KOH SAMUI is the book that you need!

CHIANG MAI: THE TOP 10 covers where to go, what to see and what to do on a visit to Chiang Mai, one of the most fascinating cities in Asia. Topics include Thai culture and customs, elephants, temples, boat trips, shopping & markets, exploring the town, restaurants & bars, massages and sports & fitness. Written in an easy no-nonsense style by popular Chiang Mai writers Granville Kirkup and Robert Wisehart it includes all you need to know to make your trip fun and successful. If you are going to Chiang Mai for the first time or the tenth time, you need this essential book in your suitcase or back pack!

THAI INSIDER: CHIANG MAI is the best guide for your Chiang Mai visit. It goes far beyond the 'history and temples' that you find in other guides. Topics covered include Thai culture and customs, getting about, things to do, things to see, hotels, restaurants and bars, shopping, sports and fitness, and out of town trips. Seventeen information-packed chapters. There are also hundreds of INSIDER TIPS, written by locals and frequent visitors, to give you a real insider's view of Chiang Mai. If you are going to Chiang Mai, no matter if it is the first time or the tenth time, THAI INSIDER: CHIANG MAI is the book that you need!

A story that crosses oceans and continents from before the Civil War to the years just before World War II, a uniquely American story. Ranald MacKenzie can do anything, at least that's how it seems to friend and foe alike. From Bull Run to Appomattox, the tireless and endlessly resourceful MacKenzie marches from one victory to the next, no matter how seemingly impossible the assignment. Promoted to general at only 24, he seems impervious to pain and incapable of failure. When the Civil War ends, MacKenzie's reputation shines even brighter when he is assigned to the Plains Indian Wars to take on the invincible Comanche led by their great war chief Quanah. But there is a price to be paid for 25 years of almost constant and always brutal warfare...Based on the real-life story of Ranald MacKenzie, whose eventual illness - possibly PTSD almost a century before anyone knew what that was - and terrible end saw him virtually erased from the pages of history; a bare mention, when he is mentioned at all.