Samuel Fisher Livres

John is infinite.He can become any book, any combination of words - every thought, act and expression that has ever been, or ever will be, written. Now 800 years old, John wants to tell his story.Looking back over his life, from its beginnings with a medieval anchoress to his current lodgings beside the deathbed of a Cold War spy, John pieces together his tale: the love that held him together and, in particular, the reasons for a murder that took place in Moscow fifty years earlier, which set in train a shattering series of events.Samuel Fisher's debut, The Chameleon is a love story about books like no other, weaving texts and lives in a family tale that leads the reader on an extraordinary historical journey, a journey of words as much as of places, and a gripping romance.

Set in a world blanketed by snow as the result of an environmental disaster, Wivenhoe explores complicity, love, loyalty, and the boundaries of human instinct.

Set in East London a decade after Wivenhoe, the narrative explores the intertwined lives of two men—one young and the other older—as they navigate a stormy city in search of a lost love. Their journey reflects themes of longing and the passage of time against a backdrop of changing urban landscapes.

The sermon, delivered during the ordination of Rev. Andrew Eliot, emphasizes the responsibilities and spiritual duties of a pastor within the church community. It reflects on the importance of faith, moral integrity, and the role of clergy in guiding their congregation. The historical context of early 19th-century America is evident, showcasing the significance of pastoral leadership in shaping community values and religious practices in New-Milford. The message serves as both a spiritual guide and a call to action for church leaders.

The Gaelic and Indian Origins of the American Revolution offers a new, comparative history of the American Revolution that puts colonized people at the center of the story. It shows how Irish-speaking Catholics, Scottish Highlanders, and American Indians remade the British empire--and convinced American colonists to leave it in the process. To understand Americans' contemporary struggles with diversity, this complex imperial history is essential.

After a top secret, multi-national military experiment goes horribly wrong in the deserted city of Pripyat in 1992, it uncovers a nightmarish 25,000-year-old plot that could spell the end of humanity. Blending real world events with an overarching, fictional narrative; The Legion Saga will take you from ancient Atlantis and onwards, through the entire human history. Throughout this series, you will begin to question what is reality and what is fiction; as each novel acts as both a chapter in The Legion Saga and in our history. Beginning with this, is our Prologue.