Bob Proehl

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A Songwriter's Journey through the Psalms Sorry, we are unable to add the item because your shopping cart is already at capacity.

2 weeks ago | audible.com | Mel Robbins |Abby Jimenez |Clare Hall |Bob Proehl

TIME IS NOT ON HIS SIDE. My name’s Tim McAvoy. I was a mid-level software manager from suburbia until the day I caught my wife with another man. I thought our divorce was the worst fate imaginable. But then I met my end at the grill of a speeding bus, only to realize I didn’t have a clue. Whisked away at the moment of my death to a dimension beyond time and space, I now find myself an unwilling contestant in a multiversal game where brutal bloodshed is considered entertainment.

2 weeks ago | audible.com | Mel Robbins |Bob Proehl |Abby Jimenez |Clare Hall

By the fans, for the fans!Why we love United, and why we challenge United. A Red reconnects with a certain point at United with his daughter and goes full circle. Veg writes in RedNews about Anfield '92The bullshit of modern football goes in feet first on modern 'entertainment' or lack of. @carlosartorial on events since the last mag. Just a few... Reditorial on Arsenal at home in 1995, a tannoy, and changes we see today. 7 pages given to YOU for YOUR emails and letters.

3 weeks ago | audible.com | Mel Robbins |Bob Proehl |Clare Hall |Abby Jimenez

By the fans, for the fans!Tributes to King Denis Law, from Reds who saw him play, those who idolised him and those who met him. And extracts from when RedNews interviewed him. 6 pages given to YOU for YOUR emails and letters. Fergie and his faith by someone who interviewed him on the subject. A Highway Code with a differenceViews on Rashford's departure and background in Gossip. Growler with a persuasive piece on Ineos. Tim with a call to arms on 'The United Way'.

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A collection of his finest writing on horror cinema by the acclaimed critic and journalist, Jon Towlson. Essays range from studies of auteurs Tod Browning and George A. Romero to reflections on Universal horror, analysis of the 1978 classic Dawn of the Dead, and commentaries on contemporary international horror cinema. The volume contains reviews of over 25 modern horror films, including Jennifer Kent’s The Babadook (2014) and Brandon Cronenberg’s Possessor (2020).