Bill Struth is the most celebrated Manager in the history of Rangers Football Club. In his 34 year tenure, he led the club to 30 major trophies and nurtured many of the club's greatest players. To them, he was simply 'Mr. Struth' - a father figure who guided them with the principle that, '... to be a Ranger is to sense the sacred trust of upholding all that such a name means in this shrine of football.'If these words set the ideals for his players to attain, his own person...

Road Stop by David Mason is a suspenseful and thought-provoking story that transforms an ordinary roadside pause into a moment of unexpected tension and revelation. With sharp narrative focus and atmospheric precision, David Mason crafts a tale where a seemingly simple stop along a lonely highway becomes the gateway to something far more mysterious and unsettling.At its core, Road Stop thrives on the power of setting. A quiet roads...

David Mason was a science-fiction writer, who published in pulp fiction magazines.In this collection, you will find three short stories by this author, full of innovation, adventure and mystery.

One of those handy little books you can turn to at any time. Collected poems, short stories, even a play or two. The perfect bedside table book.

FORMER COLORADO POET LAUREATEFrom the volcanic landscapes of the Pacific Rim to the mythic echoes of Greece and India, Cold Fire is a radiant meditation on memory, nature, and the enduring sparks of love and creation.David Mason’s poetry circles the globe. The urgent and beautiful poems of his new book, Cold Fire, have settings in Australia, India, Greece, Turkey and the American West. A t...

Not your average spy story, here we have professionals, amateurs and incompetents competing. As the locations change, so the tale begins to warm up, then it boils.

The Long Question by David Mason delivers a deeply reflective and intellectually engaging science fiction narrative that explores humanity’s search for meaning, truth, and ultimate understanding. Mason crafts a story where one profound question stretches beyond time and space, challenging characters to confront existence itself. As the narrative unfolds, readers are drawn into a thoughtful journey filled with curiosity, discovery, and philosophical tension...

The Complete Works of David MasonThis Complete Collection includes the following titles:--------1 - Something Will Turn Up2 - Garrity's Annuities3 - Road Stop4 - Placebo5 - The Fool6 - Rockabye, Grady7 - The long question8 - Pangborn's paradox

With the aid of a mysterious Valkari girl, and with time against them, Merick and Wind Runner must race across the land to rescue Keera from Vorlav Prison, before the minions of dark magic reach her first. Constant running battles with Orc Slavers and Mountain Trolls means that death is never far away. But even death will know the meaning of fear once the Winged Huntress is free, as the Valkari Renegade unleashes her wrath on all those that serve the Black Mages.

Following 'Rambusco' - another great adventure tale. No bad language, the perfect gift for anyone from a bright youngster to a teenager of any age! Someone is stealing Drangora's jewellery designs, and we all know what's going to happen to them!

"Witty and heartfelt essays, shaken and stirred."—Kirkus Reviews"David Mason believes in literature as a weather event—even an extreme one. He reads to be changed—drenched, burned, blown away. He has no wish to have his standing position confirmed, and is alert to the ways in which his subjects are changed, both by their writing and its reception. These essays move comfortably from the lines of a Nobel Prize-winning poet to...

David Mason was born in Washington State, forty-odd degrees north latitude, and now lives on the Australian island of Tasmania, forty-odd degrees south latitude. That Pacific crossing is the work of a lifetime of devotion and change. The rich new poems of Pacific Light explore the implications of the light as well as peace and its opposing forces. What does it mean to be an immigrant and face the ultimate borders of our lives? How can we say the word home and mean it? These questi...