Adrian Franklin Books

Adrian S. Franklin is a British-Australian sociologist whose work delves into the realms of privatism, the home, and working-class culture. His academic research explores deeper societal structures and their impact on daily life, offering insightful analysis. Beyond his scholarly pursuits, he is also recognized as a television and radio presenter, making complex sociological concepts accessible to a wider audience. Franklin's approach is distinguished by its analytical depth and his commitment to bridging theoretical ideas with tangible social phenomena.

Her Big Heroes
174 pages
7 hours of reading
Control plays a central role in Donnie Nolan's life, shaped by a tumultuous and violent upbringing. With the help of Master Blake and The Club, he managed to escape his past and vowed never to return. However, a sudden knock at his door serves as a stark reminder that some ties are impossible to sever, forcing him to confront the shadows of his former life. This gripping narrative explores themes of freedom, resilience, and the haunting nature of one's history.

Her Big Heroes