Böcker av Charles Walker

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Alexi meets Carl in the Czech Republic to investigate rumors of vampire activity in the Carpathian Mountains. Carl hires Lexi as an interpreter although Lexi is a homophobe. They fall in love with the valley, the people, and each other. They get rid of the vampires but discover the vampires were in cahoots with the mafia, allowing them to ply their evil slave trade. The overarching problem in the valley is that the people are still living in the fourteenth century with barter as the currency of the valley.About the Author I started writing these books at seventy-five years old. It had been in my head for a long time before I caught the writing bug. Once I started, I couldn't stop. My career was as a building contractor. Once I retired, it seemed like the appropriate time to fulfill my fantasies.

Explores the nature of working-class in post-Soviet Russia, a country dislocated by the experience of neo-liberal economic reform. Based on ethnographic research in a provincial Russian region, this title follows the experiences of vocational education graduates whose colleges channel them into the ailing industrial and agricultural sectors.