Scott V Palmer

This is a reference book about films made from the worls of H.G. Wells. There are 25 productions included, covering the years from 1932-2002. The book includes all films in date order, comnplete cast lists, numerous photographs, directorial credits, running times, and a story synopsis for each production

This is a reference book on the TV series Hannay, starring Robert Powell, which ran for 13 episodes 1988-89. The book includes all episodes in date order, complete cast lists, numerous photographs, directorial credits, and a story synopsis for each episode. It also includes four film versions of The 39 Steps, which introduced the Richard Hannay character.

This book is an effort by author Scott Palmer to trace his ancestral roots as far back as he could. He discovered the Palmer name originated around the year 1000, in England. Palmers migrated to Scotland and then went to Northern Ireland in the 1600s. In 1864, Scott's direct family came to New York through Castle Garden, and settled in the lower east side of Manhattan. In the 1930s, Walter Palmer (Scott's father) went to San Diego, California, from Brooklyn. This book is a historical overview based on factual records and information about Scott Palmer's paternal ancestors.

Drama films are serious presentations or stories with settings or life situations that portray realistic characters who find themselves in a variety of conflicts. This book chronicles 51 motion pictures made in Great Britain between the years 1932 and 1975. The book includes the title of the film, the year of its release, the directorial credits, a complete cast list-including many non-credited performers, as well as numerous photographs.

This is a reference book on the TV series Enemy at the Door. It includes all episodes in original air date order, along with complete cast lists, directorial credits, numerous photographs, and a story synopsis for each episode. Also included is the 2004 series Island at War. Enemy at the Door was a British TV drama series made by London Weekend Television for I.T.V. Series One was shown in 1978 and series Two in 1980. The series dealt with the German occupation of Guernsey in the Channel Islands from 1940-43. The islanders were chiefly represented by the respected local doctor, Philip Martel, who struggled to maintain the peace.