Philosophy, Fighting, and Martial Arts Mythology.

'Cheng Tzu's Thirteen Treatises on T'ai Chi Ch'uan'.

A new collection of fascinating insights for Bruce Lee fans, comprised of a selection of interviews, anecdotes and short essays which reflect the many facets of a complex man and give insights into Lee's underlying philosophy which made him such a unique talent.

Portrays the daily experience of war from the perspective of both the foot soldier doing the fighting and the villager in whose home the war is being fought. This book looks at war as an instrument of policy and examines how the actual effects of war can undermine the very purposes for which a war is being fought.

Dixie admires Jake's tanned body and perfect smile, but she suspects his ideal woman would eat salad and work out all day - how could he be attracted to a lady who'd rather stretch out in the sun than jog on the

From Stonehenge to Crop Circles.

Takes a glimpse into the lives of Bruce Lee and James Yimm Lee, related through the memories of those closest to them during the Oakland years, where they changed the course of martial arts history with the creation of Jeet Kune Do.

A complete illustrated guide to aikido for beginners.