Bøger af John Richmond

I have been a keen observer of human behaviour over the years, recording many a thought on my Dictaphone. If I had the time I would be a stand up comic, so if you have the time, please use any of my material for your routine. The Bingas were created one night whilst waiting for a Chinese take-away and doodling on the menu. I have drawn hundreds of them over the years and I have selected my favourites for this book.

An in depth companion guide to Glasgow University with over 60 colour photos. All of the main buildings are covered, along with many of the sculptures found on campus.

A collection of flash fiction (stories under 300 words) and short stories. Over 120 stories covering many genres.

A guide to Edinburgh Castle and the new town. With over 100 colour photos and descriptions of all the landmarks. A must for tourists and residents of Edinburgh.Places included are - Edinburgh Castle, Princes Street to Queen Street Edinburgh Castle Balmoral Hotel Statues and monuments Charlotte Square Scottish National Portrait Gallery Rose Street Scott monument Ross Fountain National Gallery Playhouse Theatre Traverse Theatre Usher Halls Royal Museum

This is the fourth book in the Yahway Bible Series. It looks at the Old testament in full. It is designed to help the reader read the Old Testament in a new and fulfilling way.

A guide to Edinburgh's new town. With over 80 colour photos and descriptions of all the landmarks. A must for tourists and residents of Edinburgh. Places included are - Princes Street to Queen Street Edinburgh Castle Balmoral Hotel Statues and monuments Charlotte Square Scottish National Portrait Gallery Rose Street Scott monument Ross Fountain National Gallery Playhouse Theatre Traverse Theatre Usher Halls Royal Museum

The Virtual Mitchell Library has many old archive photos of Glasgow.The "C" numbers refer to an old archive image, for example when you search for C541, on the top right of the page, a photo of Glasgow Cathedral comes up.I have included some up to date photos taken at the same spot 100 or so years later to see how it has changed.

A demon inhabits a child and love possesses evil men as this fast-paced mix of horror, thriller and crime explores a great truth: light cannot exist without dark, and sometimes they are the same.

An in depth guide to Edinburgh's old town and Royal mile. With around 120 colour photos and full description, it is the ultimate guide for those visiting Edinburgh. The Old Town of Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It has preserved its medieval plan and many Reformation-era buildings. One end is closed by the castle and the main artery, the Royal Mile, actually made up of four distinct streets named Castlehill, the Lawnmarket, the High Street and the Canongate, leads away from it, down to the now-ruined Holyrood Abbey. Narrow closes (alleyways), often no more than a few feet wide, lead downhill on either side of the main spine in a herringbone pattern. Large squares mark the location of markets or surround major public buildings such as St Giles Cathedral and the supreme courts. Other notable places include the Scottish Parliament Building, the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the General Assembly Hall of the Church of Scotland, the Royal Museum of Scotland, Surgeons' Hall, the University of Edinburgh, and numerous underground streets and vaults, relics of previous phases of construction. The street layout, typical of the old quarters of many northern European cities, is made especially picturesque in Edinburgh, where the castle perches on top of a rocky crag, the remnants of an extinct volcano, and the main street runs down the crest of a ridge from it.

Constable McFarlan has a problem-his town's on fire. A Kentucky mining community nestled in the hollows of the Appalachian Mountains, Shard, was the picture of Small Town America. But in 1989 The Fire changed everything. A mysterious accident set the coal seam ablaze and Shard began a slow death burn. The smolder spread beneath the streets, fiery sinkholes swallowed entire houses and the air turned sulfurous. Twenty years later, only Will Two-Bears McFarlan and a few eccentric hold-outs remain to walk Shard's cracked boulevards and fill its once proud Victorians. But they are not alone. The cause of The Fire has awakened. Above ground, a corporate mining concern and its high-powered law firm will scheme to strip away the last vestiges of humanity from Shard. Below, ancient forces will battle for dominion over the town and ultimately the world. Caught in the middle are the people of Shard. Some will fight. Some will die. All will walk into the light.

Poems by John is a collection of poems that have been written over the past decade. Some are funny, sad, inspiring and range from a few lines to many pages long. In reading the poems various emotions are clear, but they mark the mile markers on my journey of life which is far from over.

Over 150 Photos of all the major tourist attractions in Glasgow. From the Art Galleries, Glasgow Cathedral, Glasgow University, Glasgow Green, River Clyde and the City Centre, this book has all you need to know to make sure you enjoy your visit to Glasgow. With descriptions on all the landmarks, including when the buildings were built, this book will make sure you don't miss anything Glasgow has to offer.

This is the second book in the Yahway series. It looks at the Acts of the Apostles, the Letters and Revelation. As you read the relevant chapter the book offers a prayer, summary of the passage, an updating of part of the passage for the 21st century, and in most cases a discussion point at the end.