Stephen Wade's extensive non-fiction work primarily explores themes connected to the penal system and education. His writing draws deeply from years of experience in teaching and working within prisons. Wade's prose is marked by a profound understanding of human psychology and societal issues, presented with both empathy and clarity. His narratives offer readers compelling insights into the complexities of life and the potential for reform.
Presents a dramatic narrative from several theatres of war, including the Battle of Britain and the bombing raids on Germany, the Korean War, with first-hand testimony, as well as accounts of the dangerous RAF base at Habbaniya and Hong Kong in the 1950s.
A Straightforward Guide to Writing Performance Poetry is the perfect book for those who wish to develop their poetry and performance skills. The reader is given a firm grounding in the art of performance poetry and the book contains all the basic information needed to develop both writing and performance skills. The material is wide-ranging and adopts a contemporary and novel approach to the art and craft or writing and presenting poetry.