Systema: The Russian Martial System
This book also includes access to 40 online instructional videos. This is the first complete training manual for Systema, the Russian Martial Art developed for use by the elite ex-Soviet Special Operation Units of Spetsnaz. Nowhere else has the previously often classified material found in these pages been collated in one place for civilian use.
The Face on Mars
Published in December of 1995, this book has been a long time in being re-issued. It will be revised and updated and a second edition will be launched later in 2013. In the meantime, you can register your interest by leaving a comment on the blog or using the contact form by clicking on the “Contact Me” link.
Overlords of Mars: Inception (Paperback)
On 10 October, 1944 —eight months before the USA— Nazi Germany tested the first Atom Bomb. The pressure wave had a diameter of 9 km and the resulting EMP pulse knocked out all the phones in Berlin for more than two days. Testimony of this event by pilot Hans Zinsser was recorded in August 1945. It was declassified only in 1992.
Overlords of Mars: Inception (Kindle)
On 10 October, 1944 —eight months before the USA— Nazi Germany tested the first Atom Bomb. The pressure wave had a diameter of 9 km and the resulting EMP pulse knocked out all the phones in Berlin for more than two days. Testimony of this event by pilot Hans Zinsser was recorded in August 1945. It was declassified only in 1992.
The Dirty Old West
Complete set of rules for role-playing in: The Dirty Old West… It’s a dangerous place. Outlaws, Corrupt Lawmen, Vicious Drunks, Bounty Hunters, Card Sharps and Savage Red Indians. Add in a few rattlesnakes and the occasional supernatural beast, and it’s more likely than not that you will lose your scalp unless you’re quick at emptying your sixgun first and worrying about who or what you killed later. If you’re that way inclined that is. To worry. Keep your powder dry and your Tomahawk sharp. Requires six sided dice and some paper and pencils to be enjoed with your friends.
