Bøker av Neil Gibson

Similar in feel to The Twilight Zone or Black Mirror, TWISTED DARK is the hit comic book detailing the darker side of humanity. Seemingly unconnected people from around the world reveal the dark side of their characters in shocking stories with twist endings. Gradually their actions and decisions connect all the characters in the build-up to a shattering conclusion.

If you ever met a Troll, you would know it. They are short hairy creatures with large noses and huge ears. But this is unlikely to happen because they are very shy, and live only in the remote parts of Norway. Despite what you may of heard Trolls are intelligent, agile and generous, at least to their own kind. Living in the woods in log cabins, hunting and fishing, they keep themselves to themselves and rarely venture far from home. At least they used too. They still live in Norway but now only in the North, inhabiting caves, tunneling deep underground, excavating vast caverns, digging a labyrinth of tunnels, and are now rarely ever seen above ground.Why?....... because of the Dragons. A tale of Trolls and Dragons, from Norway to the very heart of London, from ancient times to the present day.

Every year, the circus comes to town.However, "The Black Top" isn't like any you've seen before—its performers were once dead and they've been resurrected by their fearsome ringmaster, AZLON.BARNABY JAMES, a young gravedigger, requests that Azlon resurrect the love of his (former) life, DELILAH. Time and time again, his pleas are rejected. Frustrated, Barnaby decides to steal Azlon’s magic wand and bring back Delilah himself. On his desperate journey to find her, Barnaby must overcome murderers, cannibals, and sex slavers, not to mention the full fury of Azlon, or he might just find himself dead…again.

A celebration of the diversity of Cumbria's railways, and the variety of locomotives and traffic that can be found on its many lines.

Iosef is a poor shepherd from Georgia at the turn of the 19th century. Lonely and depressed, with only diseased sheep to his name, Iosef decides to end his life – but before he can pull the trigger, an otherworldly traveller appears before him. In a panic, he shoots and kills him. Searching through the traveller’s possessions, Iosef accidentally puts on a gauntlet that clamps to his arm, binding to him. In a panic, he accidentally activates the gauntlet, sending him to parallel worlds. In exploring many worlds, he tries to find somewhere that he can be happy and find his true calling – but the results aren’t what anyone would expect…

Line by Line: Scotland is an illustrated guide to the country's railway, showcasing a collection of images captured over around twenty years. A celebration of both beautiful scenery and elegant engineering, it documents a variety of interesting rail traffic and will appeal to both local enthusiasts and those further afield. Featuring previously unpublished images that pay testament to Neil Gibson's keen eye for a great shot, this is terrific record of the railways of Scotland.

This easy-to-use guide explores the theory and practice of therapeutic photography, an effective intervention for improving self-esteem, resilience and self-efficacy in a wide range of clients, including those with autism, dementia and mental health problems. It includes a full programme which can be easily adapted for a wide range of needs.