Ian Proctor: 7 books

Soon after the Second world War, wartime allies became Cold War adversaries, and by 1950 the perceived threat of a Soviet strike on Western Europe or Britain dominated military planning. For the next forty years, the Royal Air Force was in the front-line of the Cold War. In Britain and Germany, light...

Sailing Strategy is considered a racing classic. Long out of print, it has champions who have been petitioning hard for its reissue. It is considered the best book ever written on the subject, and presents in detail techniques which are still completely relevant and applicable today. The author provides...

This is a story about the struggles and living conditions of people during the Ice Age. How they live and interact with each other. Will someone survive? Or will everyone perish and die?

The Black Soul is a horrific story about a man with a split personality of kills people without knowing it.

The silence hung eerily like a heavy shroud that stifled all life then crushed it without thought of fear or remorse. Morani strained through the headphones to catch a fragment of conversation, but all he got was an scratchy record of Glenn Miller playing In the Mood on a transistor radio. He certainly...

This is a story of the Old American West of a Red Indian Warrior called Grey Wolf, who has his wife, Moonbeam, kidnapped by a jealous rival called Tarak, who only wants her for himself. It is also a story of courage and fortitude of great danger and sacrifice as he sets out to rescue her from Taraks clutches. He gets bitten by a scorpion and takes many chances to find her.

A Collection of poems written by the author as a reflection of life.