Bøger af Nicholas Rogers

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This is my second novel in front of the back drop that came to pass during the struggles in Syria and Iraq. The Kurds have never known total independence, despite weighing in with 40 million citizens; bold and proud women, men and children. I identify totally with their cause.

Explores the maritime history of Bristol, a leading slave port in the eighteenth century.

The Yazidis were a largely unknown people until they faced a genocide a few years ago. They inhabit mostly the region of the north of Syria and Iraq. When the so-called, self-styled Islamic State group launched their barbaric 'mission' to radicalise and exterminate large groups of 'unbelievers' who stood in their way, the Yazidis were targeted as devil-worshippers and many women and children were abducted as 'spoils of war'. The Yazidis are a peaceful race and their faith likewise. I was touched by their simplicity and great courage in the face of their 72nd genocide. Aveen, in real-life, is a nineteen year old Yazidi woman who fights for the PKK and is prepared to face head on her abducters in battle. Her story and others likewise touched my heart.

The Yazidis were a largely unknown people until they faced a genocide a few years ago. They inhabit mostly the region of the north of Syria and Iraq. When the so-called, self-styled Islamic State group launched their barbaric 'mission' to radicalise and exterminate large groups of 'unbelievers' who stood in their way, the Yazidis were targeted as devil-worshippers and many women and children were abducted as 'spoils of war'. The Yazidis are a peaceful race and their faith likewise. I was touched by their simplicity and great courage in the face of their 72nd genocide. Aveen, in real-life, is a nineteen year old Yazidi woman who fights for the PKK and is prepared to face head on her abducters in battle. Her story and others likewise touched my heart.

The press gang, and its forcible recruitment of sailors to man the Royal Navy in times of war, acquired notoriety for depriving men of their liberty and carrying them away to a harsh life at sea, sometimes for years at a time. This book explains how the press gang worked, whom it was aimed at and how successful it was in achieving its ends.