Tony Walker

This is a collection of 12 ghost and horror stories by author Tony Walker set in the streets, parks and rivers of London. The London fog, the River Thames and things that go bump in the night. The Highgate Vampire: set in the 1970s when a lazy hippy in a Highgate squat gets more involved than he should in the goings on in Highgate Cemetery. Bad Times in Little Venice: when you do favours for your boss in the hope of that promotion and find yourself at night down by the canal. Gematria: Regents Canal and Camden Town and lots of unlucky numbers. The Shadow of the Ripper: 19th Century Whitechapel and a young Irish girl just looking to make a living. Noises in the Attic: An offer of cheap accommodation in an old house in Wapping next to The Prospect of Whitby seems too good to be true. But who live upstairs? The Frog God: The things you find in Greenwich Market.

London Horror Stories

Five stories about haunted houses in California, Scotland, Germany and Cumbria previously published singularly. Now all together for extra value.The Lighthouse: Nadia and Sam take a vacation let in a lighthouse on the California coast. They find some old books and Nadia becomes fascinated by what they promise. Enmeshed in black magic, she wants to call something from beyond this world. Sam has to choose saving her and saving himself.The House in the Forest: A hitchhiker, a rainy night. A wicked old house. Once you get in, you may never get out.The Haunting: A man makes a lot of money and takes a house on an island on a lake. Once he's there he and his family can't get off the island. He doesn't heed the warnings and then something evil comes to haunt them.Vivien: Just after World War I, a war hero crashes his car in the remote Scottish Highlands. When he wakes he finds a wife he doesn't remember having. Is she a dream or is his memory playing tricks? Is she a wicked spirit and will she succeed in punishing him?The House of Bones. In a remote house in the middle of a marsh in Eastern Germany, Lukas goes with his girlfriend Sabine to set up a Therapy Center. But once there she has strange memories. The house has a ravenous secret. Has Lukas been part of this before and is he hungry to be part of it again?

Weird Tales and Supernatural Short Stories

Haunted Houses

Guide for creating a worry-free retirement, geared for those who are fearful of running out of money, based on the estimates provided by the mainstream financial world, and afraid to spend their hard-earned money to do the things they really want to do. The book outlines a better way to not only have peace of mind about retirement funding but to enjoy life in the here and now. Includes key take aways and lessons based on real-world situations in the author's family and his experience as a successful financial advisor.

Live Well, Die Broke

Andrew Gowers

"On the evening of December 14, 1988, in a crowded conference room in Geneva's Palais des Nations, Yasser Arafat opened a new chapter in the tangled and bloody history of the Palestinian resistance movement he has led for over 20 years. In a political departure that friends and foes alike had long doubled he would ever be able to make, Arafat explicitly recognized Israel, renounced terrorism and set out in search of recognition from the West and a peaceful solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict."--Book Jacket.

Yasser Arafat and the Palestinian Revolution

Behind the Myth

Charlotte Moberly

Eleanor Jourdain

On 10th August 1901, two English women walked into the past. This is a documented true story that was extensively researched by the women who experienced this timeslip.During a visit to the Palace of Versailles, on the anniversary of the French Revolution, two ordinary women saw the French Queen, Marie Antoinette, sitting in the gardens in front of them, along with nobles, gardeners, houses, bridges and stones that when they went back, were no longer there.Backed up by a decade of research, the two women decided to publish their extraordinary adventure in 1910. Their timeslip experience has become known as the Ghosts of the Petit Trianon.Did these two Edwardian women actually experience time travel, or did they see the ghosts of things that had been?Previously, out of print, this is a new edition, edited and translated for the modern age, with additional material that looks at subsequent timeslip type experiences at Versailles.

A True Story about Time Travel

An Adventure

Indika Liyanage

This book offers essential insights into the challenges and complexities surrounding the medium of instruction (MOI), its impact on all languages and stakeholders in multilingual contexts, educational processes, developments and outcomes. MOI has been a prominent topic in recent debates on the role of languages in education in multilingual contexts, partly because prioritizing one language over others as the medium of instruction has a profound impact on all languages and stakeholders in multilingual contexts. These include, to name but a few, (language) teachers, teacher educators, students, and policymakers, as well as industries and enterprises built around the needs and expectations of these stakeholders. This book presents high-quality empirical research on education in multilingual societies. It highlights research findings that, in addition to providing descriptions of language learning, development and use in language contact and multilingual contexts, will help shape future language education policy and practices in multilingual societies.

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