Stephen Osborne Books

The story follows Patrick Weasley, a carefree college student known as Weasel, who navigates the complexities of family dynamics, particularly with his wealthy, homophobic stepfather. Accompanying his openly gay best friend, Jake, to the reading of Jake's late aunt's will at Winston Manor, Weasel finds himself in a tense gathering that includes his stepfather and other figures from the publishing world. The narrative explores themes of friendship, identity, and the challenges posed by societal expectations.

Challenging the prevailing product-focused views of New Public Management, this book explores alternative perspectives on public service delivery and management. It delves into the complexities of public services, questioning traditional assumptions and offering insights into more effective approaches. By examining the implications of these alternative frameworks, the author aims to reshape understanding and practices within the public sector.