Do you know your Mortlach from your Miltonduff? A Glenfiddich from a Glenlugie? Find out the differences in Michael Jackson's guide to single malts. This guide includes over 800 malts.

A collection of Michael Jackson's hits as featured in the West End musical that are arranged for piano, voice and guitar.

Through sixty-one essays based on the author's sojourns in Europe, West Africa, the United States, Australia, and New Zealand, this book explores a range of experiences where 'the palm at the end of the mind' stands 'beyond thought,' on 'the edge of space,' 'a foreign song'.

A must for every whisky connoisseur! Enjoy a wee nip of the water of life with the world's bestselling whisky writer, Michael Jackson. Embark on a global journey, from the highlands of Scotland to the trendy whisky bars of Tokyo, to discover the world of whisky as it is today. Includes tasting notes of the key whiskies for each distillery and details of how to order.

Reflects on life situations where we are sometimes thrown open to fresh ways of understanding ourselves and connecting with others.

Enjoy writing and photography that evokes the magic of Scotland's great malts and the scenic lands they hail from.

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Helps you learn all about your favourite beer with expert advice and information from a team of specialists. This title uncovers drinks from many significant brewing regions as well as less well-known areas. It shows you why beers taste the way they do, how to appreciate flavour, aroma, texture and finish, and identify your own favourite style.

A village in Sierra Leone. A refugee trail over the Pyrenees in French Catalonia. An historic copper mine in Sweden. The Shuf mountains in Lebanon. The Swiss Alps. The author makes his sojourns to each of these far-flung locations and to his native New Zealand occasions for exploring the contradictions and predicaments of social existence.

In 2002, as Sierra Leone prepared to announce the end of its brutal civil war, the distinguished anthropologist, poet, and novelist Michael Jackson returned to the country where he had intermittently lived and worked as an ethnographer since 1969. Here, he offers his reminiscences revisiting the site of his fieldwork from the 1970s.

Describes methods and techniques for the design of software systems - particularly reactive software systems that engage in stimulus-response behavior. This work helps the software designer meet the challenges by presenting specification techniques and guidelines - allowing the designer to evaluate different techniques for different projects.