Bøger af Ross Davies

Actor, memoirist, novelist, playwright and poet, Stephen Haggard was a highly individual figure in the English literature and theatre of the 1930s and Second World War. Haggard was born in Guatemala City in 1911, the son of a British colonial officer - who was a nephew of H. Rider Haggard - and his French-Canadian wife. He died in mysterious circumstances in 1943 while serving with British Army Intelligence in the Middle East.Ross Davies's biography retraces Stephen Haggard's brief yet vivid and crowded life and work. From a colonial childhood and education in England, the Haggard story moves on to prewar theatre studies in Munich, stardom on the London and New York stages and from there to service with the Army, the BBC, the Special Operations Executive and its rival Political Warfare Executive. Davies shows that Haggard felt verse to be his vital outlet, artistic and emotional, although he did not seek publication until the outbreak of Hitler's war. Wartime poems such "The Tear" and "Lotus" struck a chord with the many other young men and women who had to set aside civilian life, and Haggard's widow Morna collected the verse for publication with his memoir I'll Go to Bed at Noon (1944). In this book, Davies traces a fascinating life story that has been largely lost from view and makes a convincing case for Haggard's important contribution to the interwar literary and cultural scene.

"My name is Greyor, and I just remember violence..."After waking up in a hospital bed with no recollection of who he is, or how he got there, he knows whoever he was or whatever he did put him there. He will do anything from suffering the same fate, even if it means playing along with the lie he now lives. Greyor finds himself working for a company that are not who they say they are.Greyor begins the battle for his life and his memory. He knows that there was a life before this one, and that there will be a life after. He just needs to stay alive long enough to get there.

Dead man switch, a mind over madness, modern day odyssey about a man named Johnny Valentyne trying to pick up the pieces of a life he unknowingly left behind.Like picking up broken glass, he tries to rebuild the mirror that is his psyche before someone tries to kill him, again. Bleeding out, confused, and haunted by resurfacing memories, Johnny fights for his existence, identity, and answers no one seems to have.Pursued by a vicious mentor and a malevolent faction posing as an insurance company, benefiting from their clients' deaths, deaths he used to carry out. While on his last job, he goes rogue, because the person he was sent to kill, is the one person connecting him to the life he forgot.

Front Toward Enemy is about one man's war against the company that destroyed his life. Grim Associations, a shadowy faction posing as a life insurance company has released a terrible drug that is turning innocent people into murderous animals. That same drug controlled and changed Johnny Valentyne's life, but now he remembers everything, and he is free of it and the company. In a race to escape the chaos, save his friends, and exact revenge on those behind the madness, Johnny is more dangerous than ever, and for the first time is taking the fight to them.Only a week after escaping custody and getting his life back, all hell breaks loose. Law and society begin to fail. The violent world he thought he left behind is now surrounding him and the only thing he can do is the one thing he knows how, kill his way out of a bad situation.Johnny's situation is going to get far worse before it gets better. It isn't bad enough that the drug got out, but the one man it comes from, Ian Hane, is after Valentyne. Johnny is the only one who can stop Hane and his army of "affected".

THE PERFECT MARKETING BOOK FOR B2B SERVICE COMPANIES This book is a blueprint for how companies in the B2B service industry can apply the growth hacking mentality to their own business. Most growth hacking marketing books focus on SAAS, software, and tech companies, which is where growth hacker marketing originated. Ross has approached growth hacking from a new angle, testing these marketing experiments on his own business to identify hacks that accelerate growth for service companies.(Just like his own agency) Like the perfect paper plane, it's been a case of trial and error for Ross and his team, but these lessons over the years on what works and what doesn't; means when it comes to small business marketing, he's managed to create a step by step guide which truly allows your business to soar.(Yes that is a paper plane plan!) In this step-by-step guide to growing your business through growth hacking, you will learn: How to select the perfect marketing hack/idea for your business with practical examples. How to get your current clients to spend x10 with you How to scale your marketing rapidly without extra effort. How author Ross Davies applied these lessons to his own business, which consistently grew by a minimum of 50 % per year for five years. br> The aim of this book is to drive more sales specifically for the small business in the B2B service space, to ensure thats obvious, its intended for companies such as: br> Creative Agencies Accountants Solicitors Healthcare Recruitment Fire safety Photographers br> Ross's ethos is "Client success through Design" which he normally applies to his web design agency, but he's designed the book in a way you can flick through and only use the most relevant parts. Whether you're a start-up or an established business, this marketing book based on the principles of Growth hacking, will grow your business, sales and most importantly, profits.

This is a dramatic account of one of professional wrestling's most flamboyant figures. Davies's biography describes Monsoon's childhood in upstate New York, his beginnings as a wrestler, and his professional transformation from good guy to bad and back again.

This book chronicles the rise of wrestling's first family. Following in the footsteps of their legendary father, Dory Funk St., Dory Funk Jr. and Terry Funk demonstrated skill, ambition, and, above all, pride, inside and outside the ring.

In this, the first scholarly biography of Donald Hankey - the 'Student in Arms' of the first world war - Ross Davies recovers his life, from his birth into a banking and slave-owning dynasty in 1884 to his death at the Somme in 1916.