books by London Bridge (T)

books by London Bridge (T)

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The Prisoner: A Televisionary Masterpiece

Alain Carraze, Helene Oswald

London Bridge (T), 1996

An interesting and indepth look at "The Prisoner"
A man resigns from his job. He heads home. He's followed. He packs a suitcase. He falls unconscious. He awakens. He's in his apartment. He looks outside. He isn't in London anymore. The Prisoner: A Televisionary Masterpiece provides ...

Baby Bonding: Giving Your Child a Secure Start to Life
Jenny Sutcliffe

London Bridge (T), 1996

For centuries, it has been believed that bonding between parent and child is as ingrained and straightforward as making an apple pie. But bonding isn't always as easy as some believe. Today, mainly because of the decline of the extended family and the general need, in the hustle and bustle of the 1990s, for both parents to work, we've lost those ...

Dr Who I Am the Doctor: Jon Pertwee's Final Memoir (Doctor Who)

Jon Pertwee, David J. Howe

London Bridge (T), 1996

Pertwee is more than just the Doctor.
When I first flipped through this book at an Albuquerque bookstore in November 1996, I was shocked to learn that Jon Pertwee, my favorite Doctor Who, had died back in May, twelve days after he had finished his memoirs. I finally got the book a year later and it was a ...

Doctor Who: The Seventies (Doctor Who (BBC Hardcover))

David J. Howe, Mark Stammers, ...

London Bridge (T), 1994

Brilliant!
A delightful review of the world of Doctor Who as it stood in the 1970's. It includes many rare pictures from the series as well as publicity shots and behind-the-scenes photos. From Adams, Douglas to Zygons (Terror of), this is a wonderfully produced Master-piece! ...

Companions (Dr Who)

David J. Howe, Mark Stammers

London Bridge (T), 1996

Everyone needs a companion-even a Time Lord
After writing about the background on Doctor Who, the stories, and the Monsters, what could be better than a book totally devoted to the companions, written by two-thirds of the Howe-Stammers-Walker team? It's a must-have for any Who fan, I'll tell you. Be it for ...

From Joy Division to New Order: The Factory Story

Mick Middles

London Bridge (T), 1996

This is the story of a scene, not a simple rock biography.
It's true that if you go in expecting just another Joy Division story you'll be disappointed, but this is about the evolution of the Manchester scene centering on Factory Records and spiralling outwards.I thought the author was very astute and I would place the book ...

Banker to the Poor: The Autobiography of Muhammad Yunus
Muhammad Yunus

London Bridge (T), 2000

Richard Thompson: Strange Affair: The Biography [Fairport Convention]
Patrick Humphries

London Bridge (T), 1996

Scott Walker: A Deep Shade of Blue

Mike Watkinson, Pete Anderson

London Bridge (T), 1996

For fans, an essential read.
It's tough to find information on this guy. For now, this book is as close as you're gonna get. Absolutely fascinating, in spite of the sometimes frustrating lack of info, especially post 1984. "Tilt," his 1995 recording (a masterpiece, albeit very strange and ...

Modern Love: An Anthology of Erotic Fiction by Women (Black Lace)

London Bridge (T), 1997

This book was hot hot hot!
I loved this book, there was lots of variety between the different story excerpts, many different scenarios and pairings of people, so something for everyone. Some of these short stories are among my favorites, and i've bought the full length versions of 2 of them. ...

The Velvet Web (Idol)

Christopher Summerisle

London Bridge (T), 1997

Great escapist book based in reality.
This was a surprisingly good book for an adult fiction book. It approached the mature content tastfully but tantalizingly so. Fun to read, easy to carry, and a great escape for dreary days.

The Paranormal Source Book: The Comprehensive Guide to Strange Phenomena Worldwide
Jenny Randles

London Bridge (T), 1999

This revised edition contains all the main paranormal topics, ranging from apparitions and zoological mysteries, to ball lightning, crop circles, ESP, poltergeists, premonitions and UFOs, as well as new information on conspiracy theories, ancient wisdom and electronic pollution. The author gives details of the main cases in each area plus ...