Bøger af Mark Webber

I''m with Pulp, Are You? is a celebration of the iconic British band that draws on over 40 years'' worth of archival objects, ephemera and images hoarded and collected by Pulp guitarist Mark Webber. Mark joined Pulp in 1995, just before the release of ''Common People'' and the multi-platinum album Different Class. Prior to becoming a permanent member of the group, he was first a teenage fan, then worked as tour manager, additional musician, and ran the official Pulp People fan club. This lavishly illustrated book includes photographs, flyers, record covers, set lists, stickers, posters, press clippings, merchandise, tour itineraries, and masses of promotional material, most of which dates from a pre-digital age. To augment the visual material that tells the long and storied history of the band and its lead singer Jarvis Cocker, I''m with Pulp, Are You? also includes essays by music writers Simon Reynolds and Luke Turner. Mark Webber''s introduction and numerous anecdotes offer a first-hand account of life inside a band that rose to prominence in the 1990s and continues to be much-loved today.

The Valley of Ten Thousand SmokesBy: Mark WebberJourney alongside Samantha in the present day as her journey collides with the past and the Native Alaskan folklore living all around her home. Samantha was just an ordinary girl living an ordinary life, until she started to notice a very old Native Alaskan magic beginning to wake. One of the oldest Winged wakes up from a long hibernation, and just in time too, as the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes, and all the hidden creatures within it, will have a lot to do if they are to face the darkness ahead.About the AuthorMark Webber is a Master Mason and a member of the American Legion and the NRA. He is a professional cook by trade and a veteran with over twenty years of service to his country. With a keen fascination for Native Alaskan folklore, he wrote this book to bring together Native Alaskan history and folklore into the modern day for all readers to enjoy.

This text examines foreign policy in relation to "change and transformation". It discusses traditional assumptions about foreign policy and foreign policy-making, and develops a framework to facilitate analysis of the challenges faced by foreign policy-makers in the late 1990s.