Celebrating Rugby’s Legacy: Tokkie Smith Returns for the 50th Anniversary of Rugby 7s
As the world gets ready to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the HK Rugby 7s, there’s no better time to revisit one of the sport’s most compelling untold stories.
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A Career in Music
by Bob D'Eith
A comprehensive guide to assist aspiring recording artists to navigate the complexities of the music industry. This third edition of the book offers current, practical advice on building a successful music career in the digital world.
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Broadway Corridor
by John D'Eathe
What happens when technology, inequality, and urban development collide? The provocative new novel dares to imagine a future that feels eerily close to home.
Celebrities Who Have Met Me
by John D'Eathe
As a child of the British Empire, John tells his life story and expresses his thoughts on the decline of the empire through fascinating and often humorous interactions with celebrities who have met him.
Tokkie Smith
and the Colour of Rugby
by John D'Eathe
Tokkie Smith was relegated from rugby history due to his attempts to integrate multi-cultural players into the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens. Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the HKRS, John D'Eathe restores Tokkie’s rightful legacy and tells the amazing story of this legendary rugby tournament.
Laundering the Dragon
by John D'Eathe
Following the flow of dirty money from Asia around the world, Laundering the Dragon weaves a character driven story of greed, corruption, wealth and the inability of governments to fight financial crimes happening in the shadows.
Crash! Boom! Pow!
by Sheldon D'Eith
This book is the perfect tool for drum enthusiasts and instructors to get young students excited about learning how to play the drums.
The Displaced
by Bob D'Eith
TIn the near future, corporations have become all-powerful, running countries from their boardrooms. Follow the story of a group of exploited workers as they are forced to set up a mining colony on Mars.
A Career in Music
Building your Inner Circle
by Bob D'Eith
This book advises artists on securing and maintaining their team of managers, agents, labels, publishers, producers and others professionals.
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