John Howard Knihy

The narrative follows John as he navigates his comeback after recovering from injuries, facing challenges like heckling from The Sex Pistols and a complex compensation case. His journey includes significant milestones such as having his portrait displayed in The National Portrait Gallery and collaborating on singles with renowned producers Trevor Horn and Steve Levine. Additionally, he experiences a brief management stint with Tom Watkins and re-signs with CBS, highlighting both the struggles and triumphs of his return to the music scene.

Set against a backdrop of nostalgia and longing, this work explores themes of belonging and the passage of time. The protagonist reflects on the comfort of cherished evenings, revealing a deep emotional connection to the past. Through evocative prose, the narrative delves into personal and cultural identity, highlighting the interplay between memory and the present. Joseph Roth's poignant insights resonate with anyone who has grappled with the complexities of home and the fleeting nature of happiness.

A collection of previously unpublished photographs of the Beatles, spanning the period from 1964 to the present day, and capturing the essence of the British supergroup. With a complete section devoted to John Lennon, including images of the pop star in the anti-war film 'How I Won the War.'

Focusing on the conditions of incarceration, this work provides a detailed examination of prisons in England and Wales, complemented by preliminary observations. It also includes insights into foreign prison systems, offering a comparative perspective. The book serves as a critical historical document, shedding light on the penal system of the late 18th century and advocating for reform. This reprint maintains the integrity of the original 1777 edition, preserving its significance for contemporary readers interested in criminal justice history.

"I Can Read About" Books explore the world around us, from the mysteries of space to the wonders of undersea life, and everything in between. With colorful illustrations and clear text, "I Can Read About" books makes reading an eye-opening adventure.

Fantasy tale of a neglected golf ball that plays in the big game. Asian version.

John Howard lived in Chicago and in the San Francisco Bay Area, two areas with enthusiastic football fans. While teaching history, his love for sports and an avid season ticket holder led him to spend several years coaching basketball and football. Like many fans he thought bad calls changed the outcome of some games €“ albeit few in number. All sports rely on the integrity of referees and with a touch of imagination came the thought of what would happen if any one referee purposely overlooked infractions or intentionally made bad calls. With retirement came the Questionable Calls.