If New York is the Big Apple and Paris the City of Light, what is London? Terence Conran--one of the world's foremost designers, retailers, and restauranteurs--presents his personal view of London: the ancient and modern, public and private, ethnic and indigenous. Dramatic photographs and Conran's refreshing perspective capture every facet of this constantly evolving city: its architecture and interiors, as well as the worlds of transport, work, shopping, street life, and culture. Traveling from a blacksmith's workshop in Hammersmith to a training center for acrobats in Hoxton, the Brick Lane market to the Burlington Arcade in Piccadilly, anglophiles will delight.
Ken Livingstone Books
This author examines the political and social currents of their time with a keen eye and an uncompromising analytical approach. Their works often delve into the dynamics of power and the influence of ideology on individual lives. They enrich their texts with insightful observations and are unafraid to confront controversial topics. Through their writing, they offer readers a deeper understanding of the complexities of modern politics.
Drama Games for Those Who Like to Say No
- 224 pages
- 8 hours of reading
This guide offers a variety of inspirational drama games designed specifically for teachers and workshop leaders. It provides practical activities that enhance creativity, teamwork, and communication skills among participants. Each game is tailored to foster engagement and can be easily integrated into educational settings or workshops, making it a valuable resource for anyone looking to enrich their teaching methods or group dynamics through the art of drama.
Livingstone's Labour
- 310 pages
- 11 hours of reading
The political manifesto of the political maverick of the British Left. A coherent and carefully argued set of views on the most vigorously debated issues of contemporary Britain - Ireland, racial and sexual discrimination, MI5 and the CIA, the White House and Whitehall, environmental vandalism, devolution, proportional representation, the House of Lords and the monarchy. Ken Livingstone charts policies for the economy, employment, defence, Europe and foreign affairs - and envisages the world in the year 2025.