Most Popular Books by Roger Morris

April, 1914. The premiere of notorious Austrian director Konrad Waechter''s new film is interrupted by the screams of a woman in the street outside. She has been viciously mutilated in a horrific act of violence which eerily echoes a macabre act of violence in Waechter''s film. DI Silas Quinn and his team investigate.

London, 1914. A killer is in the dark alleys. The cadavers all have one thing in common: there is no blood in their bodies. Detective Inspector Silas Quinn finds his suspicions focusing on the members of an exclusive gentleman''s club.

Drawing on a vast archive of previously secret documents, a National Security Council insider reveals the untold story of American covert activities in Afghanistan during the last half-century.

Illustrates various ships that sailed the Atlantic over the last thousand years, including the ships of explorers, traders, pirates, settlers, fishermen, and whalers

Politics has always been a blood sport. It seems that over the past few decades this blood has spilled over into our society. People are now routinely being murdered at "peaceful" political protests, while rabid partisanship has replaced civil debate. This book is a discussion of how hate is now the only game in town. It clearly reveals how powerful political groups are using hate to politicize all aspects of society, including the delivery of basic public services. Various real life examples are presented to support this assertion and reveal the depth of this problem. Also solutions are proposed to improve outcomes for citizens for all communities, particularly those who are most vulnerable.

ABSTRACT: The author examines the views of Giorgio as they appear in the introductions of the sections of his work "Lives of the artists" giving both the negative and positive views. Univ. of Charleston: