Drawing from a distinguished career in law enforcement, including leadership in serious crime investigations and the establishment of specialized units, this author brings a unique perspective to his writing. His narratives delve into the complexities of society and the formation of individual character when faced with adversity. Through his work, he offers insightful explorations of justice, accountability, and the ethical quandaries that shape the human experience.
The second edition of An Introduction to Literary Chinese incorporates recent developments in linguistics and has been expanded to include a lesson on Buddhist texts. Ranging from basic syntax to advanced pre-modern writings, the thirty-six lessons in this textbook provide students practice in reading a variety of increasingly complex works.
A hard-hitting and honest memoir from Michael Fuller, Britain's first black Chief Constable, who reflects on his astonishing life growing up in care and his extraordinary experience of the race and cultural barriers in his career.
It was the first time Michael felt judged based on the colour of his skin. Thirty-six years later, Michael became Britain's first ever black Chief Constable. That moment taught Michael he would always be searching for a place to belong.