Bøker av Kevin Scott

This collection presents ten short stories, bound together by their connection to New Zealand, whether set within its shores or following the experiences of a New Zealander abroad. Spanning past, present, and even the future (as in the story 'Good Grazing'), these tales explore a range of moods and themes, from the light-hearted to the thought-provoking.In the tradition of Shakespearean comedies, most stories here find their way to a satisfying end, though 'The Magpie' and 'Walk a Mile' venture into darker territories, offering readers food for thought. Fans of 'The Cone Man' will be delighted by the return of Norman Humbolt, now grappling with the entanglements of modern politics and social media - with unexpected results.Two of the stories, 'Good Grazing' and 'As a New Zealander Might Regard Rome', touch on contemporary social issues related to M¿ori culture, portraying a hopeful future with a touch of humour. At its heart, this collection is a lighthearted journey into the world as a New Zealander might see it: full of humour, insight, and occasional kernels of truth. Readers planning a trip to New Zealand may even find a glimpse of what awaits, as the real locations described are easily discoverable.

After initially researching Scottish history pre 1000 AD,and finding very little straightforward information, this guide now delivers, in an easily accessible form, all relevant dates and sequence of events, as they unfolded.Ideal for schoolchildren, adult browsing and quiz preparers alike-this is a good companion for anyone who wishes to check up on those formative times in our nation's history.

In an unlikely mix of 'Highlander' meets 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest', we find a vengeful Calum MacDuff hell-bent on retribution for his distant ancestor. Breaking out from their Highland mental institution, MacDuff, and similarly motivated fellow inmates, unite behind a common goal ie. to finally right the wrongs perpetrated on their ancestors. But just who are their intended victims, and will they achieve their long yearned for result?

It started out as a professional gem heist, but blossomed into a romance not just with the country and its rich history and culture, but with the very people themselves. The sights, sounds, smells, towns and countryside will instil the desire to explore this extraordinary country further yourselves.

Attending a New Science exhibition on Virtual Reality and its boundless opportunities, Adam Baillie dares to interact, whilst ?immersed? in an imaginary world. The only thing is ?there seems to be more true reality than he could ever have imagined. Faced with the re-inception of Creation itself, our Adam comes face to face with Genesis, in the totally unnerving form of his namesake-Adam, Earth?s first human, and Eve. Endeavouring to understand just how, and more interestingly why, God, their father, has both created and expelled his new progeny from the newly inspired Garden of Eden, we follow our own Adam Baillie?s adventure, as he uses the new science technology of virtual reality to transport himself between the two periods in time.

Google the strategic town of Berwick-Upon-Tweed, and you will find it changed hands 13/14 times, as is commonly thought. Kevin Scott has found another 9 such recaptures of this pivotal base in England's NE, or is that Scotland's SE?Join the stories, as they unfold, about the drawn out fighting for this important,now scenic, holiday coastal town.