Mike Dixon: 7 books

Advice for those planning to leave a salaried job and enter the tourist industry. Mike Dixon made the switch. It was highly profitable but far from easy. He gives advice on how to avoid costly mistakes and succeed.

We all live with danger. Some of us seek it out. None of us can avoid it. Mike Dixon takes a look at a range of dangers including extreme sports, natural disasters, crime, war, terrorism and other threats. The book is illustrated with over fifty stunning photographs

Mike has traveled extensively in China during the past twenty-five years, on climbing expeditions and as a general tourist. This book was written to entertain and provide travel advice. Over fifty photographs.

Mike has lots of Japanese friends and he often visits them in Japan. He has noticed that when the sake (booze) flows freely he gets to learn things he might not otherwise know. This book was written to entertain and provide travel advice. Over fifty photographs.

Mike entered the tourism industry via scuba diving and built one of Australia’s first backpacker hostels. He has traveled extensively throughout Australia as a normal motorist and in off-road vehicles. This book was written to entertain and provide travel advice. Over fifty photographs.

Wolf Wood is set in the turbulent years of the late middle ages.  The old feudal aristocracy is losing control, a new middle class is flexing its muscles, the authority of the church is being questioned, law and order have broken down and England is facing defeat in France.  In Part Two, the Perrys...

In 1436 a dispute arose between the people of Sherborne and their abbot over the ownership of a baptismal font.  Before it was settled, the abbey was burnt down and a bishop murdered.  Some saw the hand of evil at work and blamed a newcomer to the town, accusing her of being a witch. ...