Colin Alexander is een schrijver die boeiende verhalen creëert op het snijvlak van sciencefiction en fantasy. Voortbouwend op een levenslange passie voor deze genres, wordt zijn werk gevormd door een uniek perspectief dat hij heeft opgedaan tijdens een carrière in medisch onderzoek. Alexander richt zich op het creëren van meeslepende werelden en ingewikkelde plots die zijn verbeeldingskracht en intellectuele nieuwsgierigheid demonstreren. Zijn verhalen bieden lezers boeiende verkenningen van complexe thema's, geleverd met een onderscheidende vertelstem.
Fascinating previously unpublished images of railways built by British companies with British locomotives, rolling stock and other infrastructure. This volume focuses on the Indian Subcontinent.
Fascinating previously unpublished images of railways built by British companies with British locomotives, rolling stock and other infrastructure. This volume focuses on Africa.
A celebration of the great innovators and titans of industry of North East England.
A wide-ranging collection of essays from new and established voices writing about nature, environment, conservation, biodiversity and the challenges that London faces to protect green spaces from urban development as well as the drive towards rewilding.
Fascinating previously unpublished images of railways built by British companies with British locomotives, rolling stock and other infrastructure. This volume focuses on the Australasia and the world beyond the Indian subcontinent and Africa.
Marking the fortieth anniversary of the Tyne & Wear Metro, an icon of Newcastle and Tyneside's railway and public transport network, Colin Alexander celebrates its fascinating past, present and future.
Colin Alexander looks at the interwar period, a high-water mark in industrial design as the benefits of streamlining were realised.
Examining the tremendous influence of Great Britain on the railways of the Middle East, with a wealth of unpublished images.
Explore a fascinating look at the history of one of the most iconic machines of all time - the British steam locomotive.