Roger D Dixon

As the sons of God possess the Kingdom, the procession is not one of wild cheering and boisterous exuberance. To the contrary, it is on hobbled legs that the saints go marching in, just as Jacob leaned on his staff and worshipped at the end of his life. If such an entrance into the Kingdom sounds pe...

The story of Solomon’s Vineyard continues when Mel returns ten years later to take over the Vet Practice of Marcus. Horrified to learn that an old bull patient is about to be put down she buys a small farm to accommodate him and with the help of Stephane, turns it into a Surgery and B&B and names i...

Daughter of immigrant parents who run a small Diner near Washington Square, New York, Georgie inherited her mother’s looks and by her late teens is already the prettiest girl on the block. Her life might have been predictable except that from the time her art teacher put a pencil into her hand, she...

This strange and intensely exciting book tells the story of the making of a very original television film and of the people who took part in the production. The producer Lee Harrison's plan was to put 'the life and teaching of Jesus Christ on trial before a hundred million witnesses,' his theme bei...

Noah II envisages a society dominated by machines where man is reduced to mindless dependence. This is the story of how a leader arises who dares to challenge the system. Destruction is not only inherent in the artificial life he has rejected, it also becomes an external threat - and he along perc...

The book of Job is one of the most widely misunderstood books in the Bible. Bible scholars attempt to use Job to answer the question of why God allows mankind to suffer. But the book of Job is not about mankind. It’s about how God creates and increases the revelation of Himself in the lives of His p...

When Andrew Solomon fell off a cruise ship and was rescued by French fishermen, the last thing he expected was to spend the rest of his life running a vineyard. Sacked by the bank where he worked for being too indulgent with customers, he is encouraged to use the compensation received to buy a run ...

The buildings of Victorian Britain are perhaps the most varied and colorful in the country's architectural history, mirroring the great changes that were taking place in society and in technology, and expressing the delight of patrons and designers in almost every style from the world's past. The au...