Tells the story about the loss of freedom and individuality set in a totalitarian England.

Of all the books about cricket, Mike Harfield's Not Dark Yet brings a rare authenticity to the subject. This is a book by a genuine cricketer and a genuine cricket fan with a talent for capturing the spirit of this special game in his witty prose.

For centuries, African and Irish people have traversed the Atlantic, as slaves, servants, migrants, exiles, political organizers and cultural workers. Their experiences intersected; their cultures influenced one another. These essays explore the connections that have defined the 'Black and Green Atlantic' in culture, politics, race and labour.

Presents a story about the loss of freedom and individuality set in a totalitarian England. This work is written against a background of third-term Thatcherism and tabloid rants against minorities.

Defines and characterizes research by identifying strategies for research and pinpointing ethical issues. This book discusses in detail developing the research proposal, formulating the research problem, using statistics effectively and evaluating the successful research project.

Two seemingly unconnected events occur within 24 hours: The president of Mason-Wainwright, a New York investment corporation, is on a private jet heading for Washington DC carrying the burden of a secret that will undoubtedly destroy the firm he heads up.

Gives the practical guidance you need to keep the books and prepare accounts for the small business.

Part of a vital series for today's manager, produced in conjunction with the Chartered Management Institute, this book delivers clear, expert advice on the most frequently asked questions about Business Plans in a format designed to fit easily into a busy working life. A handy tear out card covering the most salient points allows you to carry the expertise with you wherever you go.

Tales of an Aber Lad is a loving depiction of life in Aberystwyth in the 1940s and '50s. The author reminisces about the town's old cinemas, the circus, scary dentists and nudism on North Beach!

Joe Canelli is a crooked cop working in a corrupt police force. Joe is haunted by nightmares of powerlessness. When his partner is brutally murdered and he's betrayed by his colleagues, it appears that Joe's nightmares are coming true. With his back against the wall, there's only one thing he can do - turn against the criminal network.

V for Vendetta - soon to be a major motion picture - is one of the accomplishments that cemented Alan Moore's reputation and now returns in a stunning new edition. Originally published in 1990, V for Vendetta is a frightening and powerful story about the loss of freedom and individuality in a totalitarian England. Written against a background of third term Thatcherism and tabloid rants against ...

Using a series of step-by-step exercises, this book shows the reader how to look at colour relationships in a way that closes the gap between theory and practice.

Ludlow, with its dramatic castle, fine Tudor and Georgian buildings and bustling market square, is one of England's most beautiful and historic small towns. This illustrated history traces the development of Ludlow from Anglo Saxon times right up to the present day.

This southern county has a varied range of fine buildings. Winchester, with its cathedral, castle, college and churches, has some of the finest medieval architecture in England. The countryside abounds in attractive villages and small towns with notable churches and houses.

Features tales that span the world's war-torn battlefields. Tackling two different wars in four tales: from the North African desert, the skies over Germany, the battlefields of Spain, and the waters of the North Atlantic, this book describes the horrors of battle.

Features poetry of ten poets, each with an American background and an active, creative engagement with Wales. This title deals with the 'matter of Wales' and the 'matter' of being Welsh-American, developed through divergent poetics and perspectives. It features Jon Dressel, Denise Lever, William Greenway, and William Virgil Davies.