John Brooks was an acclaimed author, celebrated for his contributions as a financial journalist to The New Yorker. His body of work, primarily focused on the world of business and finance, was lauded for its depth and analytical insight into Wall Street and the corporate sphere. Beyond journalism, Brooks also penned three novels and authored book reviews, showcasing a broad literary versatility. His skill in dissecting complex economic subjects and rendering them accessible and engaging for readers cemented his reputation as a significant voice in nonfiction.
Eine beeindruckende Dokumentation von eintausend Geistern, Spukgeschichten und anderen Phänomenen aus dem Reich des Unheimlichen, die in ihrer Leichtzüngigkeit der britischen Tradition der Geisterkunde folgt. Aufgeteilt in zehn Regionen, von Südwest-England bis zu den Highlands im Norden, führt John Brooks durch die Geisterwelt von England, Wales und Schottland.
Surveys the history of glassmaking since ancient Egyptian times, citing the works of individual craftsmen and landmark developments in design and manufacturing technology