Most Popular Books by John Guy

This fascinating selection of photographs traces some of the many ways in which the castles of Kent have changed and developed over the last century.

The author offers his experiences to those who plan to travel around the world.

This book provides an introduction to the glazed ceramic traditions of South-East Asia. The ceramic wares of Burma, Cambodia, Thailand, and Vietnam are discussed, including the evolution of forms and glazes and related kiln technology.

John Guy (Warragul, Australia, 1949) es autor de una amplia bibliografía, en la que destacan The Public Career of Sir Thomas More (1980), Tudor England (1990), que se ha convertido en todo un clásico en la materia y ha vendido más de un cuarto de millón de copias, The Tudors: A very short introduction (1990), The Tudors and the Stuarts (1997), The Tudor Monarchy (1997), Thomas More (2000) y María Estuardo, la reina mártir, que le valió el premio Whitbread y en Estados Unidos fue finalista del Biography/Autobiography of the Year Award. Ha participado en numerosas obras colectivas sobre su especialidad (entre otras, en The Oxford History of Britain y The Oxford Ilustrated History of Tudor and Stuart Britain) y ha intervenido en numerosos documentales sobre historia en la BBC. Asimismo, ha participado y presentado diversos programas de radio y televisión y escribe regularmente crítica literaria en The Sunday Times, BBC History Magazine, The Guardian, The Economist, History Today y The Times Literary Supplement. Actualmente imparte historia en la Universidad de Cambridge.

Everything you ever wanted to know about paranormal activity, theories and sightings - including facts about UFOs, ghosts, monsters, psychics and prophets.

Highlights the life of Sir Francis Drake and his accomplishments as an explorer, and describes his legacy in the field of exploration and in world history.