John Lang Livres

Jouez hautbois, résonnez trompettes, les héros du Donjon de Naheulbeuk reprennent du service ! Ils se croyaient sortis d'affaire après avoir rempli leur contrat... que nenni ! En rapportant à leur commanditaire, le sorcier Gontran Théogal, la douzième statuette de Gladeulfeurha, ils ont œuvré à leur insu pour l'avènement de Dlul, le dieu du sommeil et de l'ennui, qui menace d'engloutir le monde dans la Grande Couette de l'Oubli Éternel. Il va bien falloir que quelqu'un s'y colle, mais entre les guerres de religion qui agitent les terres de Fhang, les objectifs incertains des Oracles et le déplorable humour nain, ça s'annonce compliqué !

Après leurs précédentes mésaventures, les héros du Donjon de Naheulbeuk pensaient enfin pouvoir se la couler douce, mais il faut croire qu'une telle activité ne figure pas au programme de leur fiche de personnage l Jugez plutôt : l'un des leurs est resté sur le carreau. et aucun d'entre eux ne maîtrise le sort de résurrection. Direction Waldorg, la cité des magiciens, qui regorge de gens compétents, mais un brin susceptibles. Avec leur chance coutumière, nos aventuriers arrivent une fois encore au mauvais endroit et au plus mauvais moment...

Utilizing his background as a former Chief Inspector of Marine Accidents, John Lang offers a thorough reexamination of the Titanic disaster, delving into the evidence surrounding the ship's tragic sinking during its maiden voyage in April 1912. His insights aim to shed new light on this pivotal event, which has left a lasting impact on maritime history and culture.

Set in the tumultuous backdrop of colonial Sydney, the narrative revolves around a young woman grappling with her crumbling marriage to a forger. As she navigates the challenges of survival, she encounters George Flower, a formidable detective with a complex moral compass. Flower's influence extends throughout the colony, as he confronts bushrangers and manipulates local authorities for his gain. This lively adventure captures the essence of a society driven by ambition and moral ambiguity.

Focusing on the achievements of Ron Rash, this study delves into the major themes and stylistic elements of his fiction and poetry. John Lang provides insight into Rash's literary and cultural influences, offering a comprehensive overview of his life and career. The exploration includes a detailed analysis of Rash's fourteen published works up to 2013, highlighting his evolution as a writer and the significant aspects of his contributions to literature.

This book is designed for military children so they can keep a living record of their childhood. It provides a keepsake for the special moments in their life as they make their journey. Children can document their schools, homes, friendships and anything else that they want and treasure. Moving to support their parents can be difficult, especially every 3 years. They have to start a new school, new friends, new house and basically a whole new life. The intent of this book is to make that process a little easier, knowing that they have something to look back on and something to start new again. When they are all grown and look back on a unique childhood, taking that trip down memory lane. They will always be able to "Remember When".

"Cattle To The Slaughter" is a murder mystery with plenty of twists and turns to entice anybody who loves the genre and to keep the reader guessing. Read about Joshua Jenkins, a retiring minister who faces his worst nightmares in a murder mystery at the church's Campground where two hundred girls die under mysterious circumstances. Was he responsible for the deaths or was it the fault of the new District Superintendent, Crystal Starr, or was it something that no one expected to occur?

Focusing on the interplay of spirituality and secularism, this extensive study explores the works of major poets from the mountain South, challenging the notion that Appalachian literature is solely worldly. John Lang analyzes the poetry of Jim Wayne Miller and five other prominent writers, revealing their deep religious and spiritual themes that enrich their narratives. This examination highlights the complexity of Appalachian literature, showcasing how it intertwines secular and spiritual perspectives within its rich cultural context.

Selected for its cultural significance, this work is recognized by scholars as a vital contribution to the understanding of civilization. It encompasses key themes and knowledge that have shaped human history, making it an essential read for those interested in the foundations of our society.