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Tales of Real Spies

Fergus Fleming

Paperback (Edc Pub, Jan. 1, 1998)

Tales of Real Spies is a collection of chill ing tales from the world of espionage - from the glittering domain of Mata Hari in turn of the century Paris, to the cli nical Cold War professionals of Washington and Moscow. '

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The Medieval Messenger

Fergus Fleming

Hardcover (Usborne Publishing Ltd, July 1, 2016)

Library Friendly Edition of original- It's a fresh and lively look at history, cunningly disguised as a tabloid newspaper.

Greek Gazette

Fergus Fleming

Hardcover (Usborne Publishing Ltd, Nov. 1, 2016)

Marathon Man in Drop-Dead Dash, Nude Scientist in Bathtub Sensation, Persians on the Carpet - read all about it in The Greek Gazette. Written in the style of a tabloid newspaper, this chuckle-a-minute chariot ride through all the phacts, phun and philosophy of Ancient Greece is packed with fascinating information.

Viking Invader

Fergus Fleming

Hardcover (Usborne Publishing Ltd, Nov. 1, 2016)

Library Friendly Edition of original- It's a fresh and lively look at history written like a tabloid newspaper.

The Way To Eternity: Egyptian Myth

Fergus FLEMING

Hardcover (Time Life Books, March 15, 1997)

This book is just simply packed with Egyptian myth and legend. although sometimes only assessing the better known myths and legends this book does delve into cultural as well as historical aspects of the Egyptian empire and does a profound job of displaying a wealth of information in only a limited amount of pages. The book as well does a surprisingly astounding job of including why the cultures of the times turned to certain myths as well as the purpose for their beliefs in certain aspects of myth. As well as in the other books in the Myth and Mankind series this book does a proficient job of providing basis for myths as well as their connection to life and other cultures throughout the world. This book will prove exciting to those seeking a base knowledge of Egyptian myth as well as a clear and concise synopsis of Egyptian culture and tradition as well as sufficient work for reference on the subject of Egyptian myth and legend. Highly recommend this book as well as the other books in the MYTH AND MANKIND series. -review