This British author delves into diverse genres, from undead and vampire horror to romantic comedy and anti-war narratives. Emphasizing brevity and directness, they eschew unnecessary words to respect the reader's time. Their style is characterized by a lack of filler, focusing on unadorned storytelling. The author engages with significant social themes such as mental illness and gender identity, yet insists these aspects do not define them as an individual.
Written by practising lawyer and academic, Michael Pugh, this book helps candidates preparing for the SQE1 assessment to revise the relevant core principles and rules of contract law. It shows readers how to apply the fundamental legal principles and rules at the level required by the SQE and for a competent newly qualified solicitor in practice.
Focusing on the geopolitical tensions surrounding nuclear weapons, the book explores the opposition to nuclear tests in the Southern Hemisphere, particularly through the establishment of a South Pacific Free Zone and New Zealand's ban on nuclear-armed vessels. This stance has led to a crisis within the ANZUS alliance, affecting relations with Australia and the United States. The author delves into the principles at stake, the evolution of this crisis, and its broader implications for Western alliances, while examining the potential spread of nuclear-free sentiments globally.