Böcker av Mark Anderson

Lord John Smith is a widower who owns a large estate. He has two sons, Brian and the bastard William. When Lord John Smith decides to remarry, Brian plots to kill his father and take the estate for himself.

A roaring lion torments a village and a brave girl stands up to the ferocious beast.

George Manning is the owner of the Manning Ranch where he keeps his cattle, sheep, goats, horses and dogs. But when he brings home a colourful parrot all the other animals become jealous and plan to rebel against the man. The animals revolt and chase the man away. The animals select Damien the dog to lead the Animal Movement. But the animals soon realise they have replaced one form of tyranny with another.

Alex is a black man and Alice is a white woman. They are from two different worlds. Alex is the son of Richard Moore, a notorious drug dealer and gangster. Alice is the daughter of a racist white farmer. Despite their differences they fall in love. However, Alice's father will do anything, including murder, to keep them apart.

Chaminuka is a revered spirit medium of the Shona people. He lives at a time when the Shona people are divided and are ruled by Lobengula, king of the fierce Matabele. They must pay tribute to King Lobengula and will pay with their lives if they rebel. After converting to Christianity, Chaminuka travels throughout the land preaching the gospel of Christ to the Shona clans who still practice ancestral worship. He tells the Shona to convert to Christianity and to prepare for the coming of the Son of man and the kingdom of Christ. His evangelism will incur the wrath of King Lobengula but he is prepared to face a martyr's death.

A collection of fables with morality lessons. Tales about a proud rooster, a brave girl and a roaring lion, a loyal dog, a foolish king, a hidden treasure and other stories.

The Christians on the island of Celeste live under brutal Islamic rule. A militant Christian sect known as the Milvians rise up and fight the Muslims to regain their independence. The Milvians believe that Emperor Constantine is their holy prophet, the Chi-Rho is their symbol and they follow the doctrine found in their sacred text the Third Testament. Their divine mission is to retake the holy city of Constantinople.

A collection of poems and songs about the rituals and customs of the Shona people.

This is a collection of poems dedicated to Gaia, the earth goddess.

This is a collection of the songs and praise poems of the various Shona totem clans.

Tovera is the ancestor of the Shona people. This is the story of his life.

A greater reality stands waiting for us. A reality with no end transcending the mind. We can only marvel and trust, and glorify God for the possibilities that lie beyond this life, a life of wonders. Ecclesiastes from the Old Testament reminds us that God ". . . set eternity in their heart," Man will not fully understand the works of God until eternity and will require eternity to comprehend. Man will one day live forever in the presence of all mighty God. We will be at peace with one another, living in perfect harmony with our Creator. Until then, give praise to God for His creative work as presented through every book of God's inspired Word.

Reviewing the literature and existing practices of innovation, the authors explore the often misunderstood and contested terrain that surrounds innovation theory, policy and practice. Here is a comparative insight into Latin American and European approaches to innovation management and innovation in practice.