Michael Martin Boeken

Magnificent photographic journey into the Sahara, Rift Valley, Kalahari and Namib - the people and the landscapes

Tells the story of Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad. Written in graphic-novel format.

From the Rub al-Khali and the Sinai to the Great Sandy, the Great Basin and the Kalahari, Michael Martin, an internationally renowned photographer, has travelled through every desert on Earth, crossing Asia, Australia, the Americas and Africa, to compile this beautifully photographed volume. Far from being bleak and barren wastelands, these deserts boast natural features of staggering beauty. Afghanistan’s Bamian region is notable for its deep turquoise lakes set amidst towering, rocky mountains. The Danakil’s unnamed volcanoes glow in the Ethiopian night, while Chile’s Atacama region harbours geysers that can erupt at any moment. In addition to these awe-inspiring landscapes, Martin introduces us to the stoic peoples who eke out an existence in such inhospitable environments.

An original novel based on the new multiplayer online roleplaying game Star Trek Online

Exploring themes of spiritual empowerment and healing, this book guides readers in overcoming generational curses through faith and divine intervention. It emphasizes the importance of breaking free from negative patterns and encourages a transformative journey to light and liberation in God's name. The author provides practical steps and insights to help individuals reclaim their lives and foster a brighter future.

Exploring the interplay between flesh and spirit, this book delves into Christian anthropology through the lens of imaginal wonder. Contributions from various authors provide diverse perspectives on the subject, enriching the discussion around the nature of Jesus and human experience. The work invites readers to engage deeply with the spiritual and imaginative dimensions of faith, offering a thought-provoking exploration of how these elements shape understanding and belief.

Set against the backdrop of The Troubles, this gripping narrative follows homicide detective Adam Kincaid as he investigates a serial killer. The story explores the tension between the rival police forces of Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic, who must collaborate despite their historical animosities. As Kincaid delves deeper into the case, he navigates the complexities of loyalty, justice, and the impact of civil unrest on both sides of the border.

The book addresses the pervasive feelings of helplessness associated with depression, emphasizing that many individuals share this struggle. It aims to provide support and understanding for those who feel trapped in denial, highlighting the importance of recognizing that they are not alone in their experiences. Through its insights, it seeks to foster a sense of community and hope for readers facing similar challenges.

Exploring the concept of Being in the World during times of cultural transformation, this collection features innovative essays from notable Christian thinkers such as James Tunney and Therese Schroeder-Sheker. The contributors engage with provocative ideas and challenge conventional beliefs, while an interview with mythologist Martin Shaw adds depth to the discourse. This work invites readers to contemplate the intersection of faith, imagination, and contemporary challenges.

Exploring the feminine aspects of the Divine and the cosmos, this volume presents a profound collection of essays and insights from notable contributors such as Alison Milbank and Therese Schroeder-Sheker. It includes an interview with Margaret Barker, highlighting significant themes within the Christian imagination. This work is positioned as a pivotal contribution to theological discourse, promising to resonate within scholarly and spiritual communities for years to come.