David James Smith is an acclaimed non-fiction author and award-winning journalist. His work delves deeply into crime, justice, and human lives, often focusing on miscarriages of justice and their profound impact. Smith's investigative approach unearths complex narratives with a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of his subjects' motivations. Through his writing, he explores the darker facets of human nature while highlighting the fragility of truth and fairness.
Edwardian London in 1910, the notorious tale of Dr Crippen and Ethel Le Neve re-investigated by a prizewinning journalist. 'The definitive account of a crime which still intrigues, and to an extent baffles, aficionados of murder' P D James
Sarajevo, 28 June 1914: The story of the assassination that changed the world. 'Outstanding' SPECTATOR 'A fine piece of political and literary detective work, which held this reader enthralled' TRIBUNE
The first English-language survey of Fichte's philosophy, examining all the central areas and stages of his work.
In this second edition David James provides an encyclopaedic guide to the techniques and materials involved in upholstery. The book covers everything from traditional handwork to the latest industrial techniques, giving a complete overview of the upholstery trade. Five step-by-step projects follow.