Bøger af Tom Baker

What are you afraid of?In his first-ever Doctor Who novel, Tom Baker's incredible imagination is given free rein.

Canadian-bred journalist, radio presenter and country music aficionado Bob Powel was a colossus of the country music scene in the UK throughout the 1970s and 80s. Here is what some of his contemporaries say about him: - "If country music were a land mass, he'd have been China." (Terence Pettigrew, author and documentarist). "His Radio London London Country shows were absolutely riveting listening and he became a cult figure, an icon." (David Allan, journalist and BBC Radio/TV presenter). "A better historian of country music than anybody in the past 25 years - or preceding that!" (Songwriter Boudleaux Bryant, speaking on London Country, 1981). "He knew an incredible amount about artistes, producing stuff on London Country which no other programme ever did - he even stumped the artistes! A quite unique presenter." (Tony Byworth, journalist, author and PR Representative). Long-serving editor of the UK's largest-selling country music publication, Country Music People, as well as BBC radio presenter, Powel had his finger on the pulse of country music in the UK during the two decades that saw greatest growth in the genre, but following a shake-up of local radio scheduling in the late 80s, his show was taken off the air, coinciding with his relinquishing of CMP editorship. Subsequently, following a brief stint at Radio Sussex, he departed these shores for Thailand, where he seemed set to live out his final years in retirement until growing health and financial concerns led him back to the UK shortly after the turn of the millennium. While recuperating from major heart surgery, he began recounting the story of his unique life for the first time to latter-day friend, Tom Baker. Here is a record of that story - Heart of a Fan.

In this, his first book, Tom Baker shares powerful, tender and sometimes funny insights in the reality of the incarnation. He blends prose, poetry and prayer to prove that the joy of the incarnation isn't just a Christmas greeting but a truth for all seasons.

The Hawk and the Dove is historical fiction with threads of magical realism and romance. It develops over six wartime periods: the Viking era, the Peninsula War, the US Civil War, World War II, and the killing fields of Rwanda and Vietnam. A hawk and dove flow through these times, influencing characters in their struggles.

“Worry Is Stupid is a book I’m going to read once a year and, when it gets really bad, once a week. Each time I read it, I’ll rise up and call Tom blessed. You will too!” —Steve Brown, author, seminary professor and broadcaster, host of Key Life Ministries“Readers will find it especially helpful to learn that worry cannot be defeated through the decision not to worry....Instead, Worry Is Stupid helps readers learn how acceptance, trust, and faith lead to a life of joy, compas- sion, and gratitude.” —Wil Cantrel, author of Unafraid & Unashamed, Associate Pastor at Concord United Methodist“Tom takes a down-to-earth look as to why we choose to travel down that worry path and helps us to realize its folly, not adding one day to our lives.” —John Adams, General Manager Moffitt Media, JOY 620 WRJZ, TalkRadio 92.3/AM 760“Through Worry Is Stupid, Tom Baker...shares what’s really important enough to worry about and how to manage those situations to the best of your ability.” —Scott Brun, former VP of Programming, Alternative Distri- bution, Discovery Communications, President, ManAttic

Come, explore the bizarre, nightmarish world of the steadily-deteriorating "Null," in this journey through the surrealistic fringes of his hallucinatory life. A vast, sprawling, experimental novel, careening through the warped, twisted landscape of dreams and nightmares, Nazi, Monkey, S?ance is horrifying and weird; yet, not without long passages of arcane beauty and delirium! Telling, cryptic, poetic and prophetic--unlike anything you've ever read before! http://tombakerbooks.weebly.com

In his first-ever Doctor Who novel, Tom Baker's incredible imagination is given free rein. And the Doctor's worst nightmares are coming out to play... Tom Baker himself reads this legendary Doctor Who adventure, a spine-chilling thriller forty years in the making.

Tour the Upper Midwest to explore the blood-soaked halls of hideous history through twenty dark and demented stories from the corridors of criminal infamy. This expose of true crime examines a historical roster of the bad and the brutal: from old-time con men and gunslingers, to hardcore serial killers of the modern era. Meet the redoubtable Ed Gein; the haunting and harrowing Honeymoon Killers; the "Gruesome Gal of the Western Plains," Calamity Jane; Wild Bill Hickok; serial sex killer John Norman Collins; Al Capone; Carl Panzram; the Lonelyhearts Killers; Larry Eyler; Teena Brandon; Gwendolyn Graham; George Lester; Babyface Nelsen; John Dillinger; Raymond Fernandez and Martha Beck; Larry Hall; Tricia Lynn Reitler; Jason and Kimberly Tuzinski; and Frank Gilmervillains that will leave you infuriated and intrigued at their infernal notoriety. Join the author on a round-up of the rotten as you take a thrill-ride of historic significance in a world gone mad.

In March 2014, Tom Baker sat down with Nicholas Briggs to look back over his 80 amazing years - his youth, his early acting career, his great success with Doctor Who and beyond... and his return to his most famous role with Big Finish.

Meet 18 of the Midwests most atrocious and vile human beings. Read histories of murder and mayhem committed by individuals with burning anger and contempt for societal norms, and witness the macabre visions of their personal demons driving them to commit acts so reprehensible that they have earned for themselves a place in the annals of criminal history. Meet Micajah and Wiley Harpe, horrendous murderers who left a bloody trail of forty bodies behind them. Find out what happened to Belle Gunnesss beaus. Visit the H. H. Holms Murder Castle, and read accounts of Jeffrey Dahmer, John Wayne Gacy, John Dillinger, and more. For those future criminals who would follow in the footsteps of the notorious mentioned here, parting images are given: the gas chamber, gallows, firing squads, lethal injections, electric chairs, and tortured lives listening to the ticking of clocks from behind steel cell doors.

'Grotesque and depraved and above all very funny.' Ardal O'HanlonRobert Caligari is a thoroughly evil thirteen-year-old who gets his kicks from kicking pigs.