Books with author Robert Benson

An early entry in what would become known as the horror genre, this spellbinding classic has captivated readers for generations Following the death of his fiancée, Laurie Baxter becomes consumed by an obsession with the supernatural. Attempting to reach his deceased bride, he attends rituals and séances, delving ever deeper into the dark embrace of the occult. But instead of reconnecting with his lost love, Laurie is brought into contact with forces far more sinister. Written by a Catholic priest, The Necromancers is a chilling warning against dabbling in the dark arts. This ebook has been professionally proofread to ensure accuracy and readability on all devices.

Great nature photography can change the world. Images from the wild can educate, inspire, and enhance the overall appreciation of our precious natural environments. Developing the skills and learning the specialized practices necessary to get those “Coffee-table-book” images can take years. In this two-volume how-to book, accomplished nature photographer Robert Benson shares insider’s secrets that will add dramatically to your toolbox of useful techniques.This book will teach you how to build “studios in the wild” and then get your models (bird, mammals, amphibians, etc.) to drop in and have their images captured. You will discover that great wildlife images won’t require traveling to distant locations, or hiring a professional guide to help you learn the art. You may never have to venture beyond your own backyard.Here are the Tables of Content for the two volumes so you will have a sense of what you will learn:TABLE OF CONTENTS (VOLUME ONE)Introduction02 Wildlife in Focus Contest03 What Makes a Great Nature Photo04 Importance of Thorough Planning05 Photographing Birds at Feeders & Drips06 Using Simple Camera Traps07 Birds in Flight with Camera Traps08 Photographing Scavengers09 Photographing Other Birds10 Photographing HummingbirdsTABLE OF CONTENTS (VOLUME TWO)Introduction11 Photographing Mammalian Predators12 Photographing Raccoons & Opossums13 Photographing Mice & Rats14 Photographing Reptiles15 Photographing Amphibians16 Photographing Butterflies & Dragonflies17 Photographing Other Insects18 Photographing Scorpions & Spiders19 Photographing Native Plants20 Photographing the Night Sky21 Photographing Landscapes & Sunsets.

Great nature photography can change the world. Images from the wild can educate, inspire, and enhance the overall appreciation of our precious natural environments. Developing the skills and learning the specialized practices necessary to get those “Coffee-table-book” images can take years. In this two-volume how-to book, accomplished nature photographer Robert Benson shares insider’s secrets that will add dramatically to your toolbox of useful techniques.This book will teach you how to build “studios in the wild” and then get your models (bird, mammals, amphibians, etc.) to drop in and have their images captured. You will discover that great wildlife images won’t require traveling to distant locations, or hiring a professional guide to help you learn the art. You may never have to venture beyond your own backyard.Here are the Tables of Content for the two volumes so you will have a sense of what you will learn:TABLE OF CONTENTS (VOLUME ONE)Introduction02 Wildlife in Focus Contest03 What Makes a Great Nature Photo04 Importance of Thorough Planning05 Photographing Birds at Feeders & Drips06 Using Simple Camera Traps07 Birds in Flight with Camera Traps08 Photographing Scavengers09 Photographing Other Birds10 Photographing HummingbirdsTABLE OF CONTENTS (VOLUME TWO)Introduction11 Photographing Mammalian Predators12 Photographing Raccoons & Opossums13 Photographing Mice & Rats14 Photographing Reptiles15 Photographing Amphibians16 Photographing Butterflies & Dragonflies17 Photographing Other Insects18 Photographing Scorpions & Spiders19 Photographing Native Plants20 Photographing the Night Sky21 Photographing Landscapes & Sunsets.

“If you want to understand me,” says Pope Francis, “read this book.”Speaking to a planeload of reporters on his way home from a visit to the Philippines in January 2015, the Pope explained that a reading of Lord Of The World would help people understand his fears for a secular society, including the promotion of contraception and gay marriage, a phenomenon he had described as “ideological colonisation” in Manila.First published in 1907 as a response to the utopian, atheistic vision of British author H.G.Wells, Lord Of The World was written by Robert Hugh Benson, an Etonian author who also specialised in ghost stories. Set in the 21st century, Lord Of The World sees socialists, humanists and Freemasons taking over a society where euthanasia is obligatory for the ill, Esperanto is the common language, and everyone travels by ‘volor’, a form of Zeppelin. Religion has been suppressed. The antichrist returns, becoming the president of the world before going to war with the Catholic Church, precipitating the end of the world.Benson, formerly an Anglican priest, wrote his dark vision of the future, often cited as one of the first modern dystopias, after converting to Catholicism in 1904 and becoming a Catholic priest.The youngest son of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Benson hailed from literary stock. One brother, Edward Frederic Benson, wrote the Mapp and Lucia comic novels, while another, Arthur Christopher Benson, wrote the words for Land of Hope and Glory, and also Hugh – Memoirs of a Brother, the biography that comes free with this profusely illustrated www.ApostropeBooks.com edition.

“If you want to understand me,” says Pope Francis, “read this book.”Speaking to a planeload of reporters on his way home from a visit to the Philippines in January 2015, the Pope explained that a reading of Lord Of The World would help people understand his fears for a secular society, including the promotion of contraception and gay marriage, a phenomenon he had described as “ideological colonisation” in Manila.First published in 1907 as a response to the utopian, atheistic vision of British author H.G.Wells, Lord Of The World was written by Robert Hugh Benson, an Etonian author who also specialised in ghost stories. Set in the 21st century, Lord Of The World sees socialists, humanists and Freemasons taking over a society where euthanasia is obligatory for the ill, Esperanto is the common language, and everyone travels by ‘volor’, a form of Zeppelin. Religion has been suppressed. The antichrist returns, becoming the president of the world before going to war with the Catholic Church, precipitating the end of the world.Benson, formerly an Anglican priest, wrote his dark vision of the future, often cited as one of the first modern dystopias, after converting to Catholicism in 1904 and becoming a Catholic priest.The youngest son of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Benson hailed from literary stock. One brother, Edward Frederic Benson, wrote the Mapp and Lucia comic novels, while another, Arthur Christopher Benson, wrote the words for Land of Hope and Glory, and also Hugh – Memoirs of a Brother, the biography that comes free with this profusely illustrated www.ApostropeBooks.com edition.

“If you want to understand me,” says Pope Francis, “read this book.”Speaking to a planeload of reporters on his way home from a visit to the Philippines in January 2015, the Pope explained that a reading of Lord Of The World would help people understand his fears for a secular society, including the promotion of contraception and gay marriage, a phenomenon he had described as “ideological colonisation” in Manila.First published in 1907 as a response to the utopian, atheistic vision of British author H.G.Wells, Lord Of The World was written by Robert Hugh Benson, an Etonian author who also specialised in ghost stories. Set in the 21st century, Lord Of The World sees socialists, humanists and Freemasons taking over a society where euthanasia is obligatory for the ill, Esperanto is the common language, and everyone travels by ‘volor’, a form of Zeppelin. Religion has been suppressed. The antichrist returns, becoming the president of the world before going to war with the Catholic Church, precipitating the end of the world.Benson, formerly an Anglican priest, wrote his dark vision of the future, often cited as one of the first modern dystopias, after converting to Catholicism in 1904 and becoming a Catholic priest.The youngest son of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Benson hailed from literary stock. One brother, Edward Frederic Benson, wrote the Mapp and Lucia comic novels, while another, Arthur Christopher Benson, wrote the words for Land of Hope and Glory, and also Hugh – Memoirs of a Brother, the biography that comes free with this profusely illustrated www.ApostropeBooks.com edition.

“If you want to understand me,” says Pope Francis, “read this book.”Speaking to a planeload of reporters on his way home from a visit to the Philippines in January 2015, the Pope explained that a reading of Lord Of The World would help people understand his fears for a secular society, including the promotion of contraception and gay marriage, a phenomenon he had described as “ideological colonisation” in Manila.First published in 1907 as a response to the utopian, atheistic vision of British author H.G.Wells, Lord Of The World was written by Robert Hugh Benson, an Etonian author who also specialised in ghost stories. Set in the 21st century, Lord Of The World sees socialists, humanists and Freemasons taking over a society where euthanasia is obligatory for the ill, Esperanto is the common language, and everyone travels by ‘volor’, a form of Zeppelin. Religion has been suppressed. The antichrist returns, becoming the president of the world before going to war with the Catholic Church, precipitating the end of the world.Benson, formerly an Anglican priest, wrote his dark vision of the future, often cited as one of the first modern dystopias, after converting to Catholicism in 1904 and becoming a Catholic priest.The youngest son of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Benson hailed from literary stock. One brother, Edward Frederic Benson, wrote the Mapp and Lucia comic novels, while another, Arthur Christopher Benson, wrote the words for Land of Hope and Glory, and also Hugh – Memoirs of a Brother, the biography that comes free with this profusely illustrated www.ApostropeBooks.com edition.