John Goddard is a journalist and author who delves into subjects that other news outlets tend to overlook. His broad interests and extensive travels are reflected in his writing, which spans both hard news under deadline and deeper explorations. Goddard's work, covering everything from international crises to arts and culture, often uncovers less-reported stories. His books, focusing on a diverse range of topics, further showcase his versatility and ability to engage readers.
This comprehensive analysis delves into the contentious economic aspects of professional football, exploring key debates and issues within the sport. The second edition offers updated insights and data, making it an essential resource for understanding the financial dynamics and implications influencing the game today.
The tides of change are lapping at the doors of the college, forcing decisions and bringing personalities into conflict - yet whose decisions? And which personalities will prevail?Parslow, the headmaster, is all for change. Can he ease others out, including a long-serving deputy? And can Doug Anderson, young and idealistic, retain his zest for teaching amidst challenges to his job and even to his marriage?For the discerning reader, Conversations, with Clocks is a shrewd, sure-footed yet sympathetic exposition of professional politics, the personalities that drive them and the consequences that flow.
The definitive angler's pocket reference to the insects of rivers and lakes - how to identify them and choose the matching artificial. In constant demand & newly reprinted (2010) by Coch-y-Bonddu Books.
Drawing from over fifty years of experience, John Goddard shares expert insights into fly fishing for trout. The book covers essential topics such as tackle selection, understanding trout senses, and techniques for casting, hooking, and playing fish. It also guides readers on locating trout in rivers and lakes, identifying their food sources, and employing various fishing methods, including wet flies, dry flies, and nymphs. This comprehensive resource is invaluable for both novice and seasoned anglers looking to enhance their skills.
Set in 1894 rural Ontario, the story follows the investigation into the murder of thirteen-year-old Jessie Keith. The narrative unfolds as the protagonist tracks the elusive killer along the railway lines, delving into the dark corners of the community and the complexities of justice during that era. Themes of mystery and the societal implications of crime are woven throughout, offering a gripping glimpse into the past and the human psyche.
Lavishly illustrated with colour photographs describes Alaska and Yukon as it is today.
This new edition of 'Industrial Organization' improves on the success of the first edition to provide a strong link between the theory and analysis of industrial economics and to give real world application of the theory to the business environment
This antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of an original work, preserving its historical significance despite potential imperfections like marks and notations. It aims to protect and promote cultural literature by offering high-quality, accessible editions that reflect the authenticity of the original text.
Explore Hamilton's rich history through its houses, heritage museums, and historic sites. This journey delves into the lives of founders and families, highlighting significant events like wars and political developments. Visitors will enjoy guided tours of the grounds and homes, along with discussions about treasured artifacts that reveal the city’s past.
This Very Short Introduction introduces the reader to the international world of banking. Offering a brief survey of the essential characteristics of the banking and financial systems of both developed and emerging countries and regions, it considers the future of banking after the recent global crises.