Craig Anderson crafts stories with a blend of humor and underlying depth, aiming to evoke both laughter and thoughtful reflection in his readers. He has a particular fondness for characters possessing hidden strength, those individuals who might be underestimated but hold surprising resilience. Primarily a writer of short-form fiction, Anderson excels in flash fiction and short stories, often featuring unconventional and memorable protagonists.
Set in 1994, the story follows university student John Smith, who inadvertently triggers a long-dormant curse while retrieving a cricket ball from a cemetery in the town once known as Collier's Bend. As the curse resurfaces after more than a century, it unleashes unforeseen consequences, intertwining John’s fate with the town's dark past. The narrative explores themes of history, fate, and the impact of forgotten legacies on the present.
This study and revision guide provides a clear account of the structure of Roman government and society: its sources and development of Roman Law, the three keystones of Roman Law The Law of Persons, The Law of Things and the Law of Actions and the reception of Roman Law into medieval Canon Law and the Ius Commune.
Drawn from the renowned reference Clark's Positioning in Radiography, this third edition pocket handbook provides clear and practical advice to help radiographers in their day-to-day work.