The author explores the multifaceted nature of identity, often delving into the psychological intricacies that shape our understanding of self and reality. Their work is characterized by a keen observational style and a profound ability to capture the nuances of human experience. Through their narratives, they invite readers to question assumptions and consider alternative perspectives on the world. This author's unique voice resonates with those who appreciate thoughtful, introspective storytelling.
Abi und Eli Jones sind in ihrer schwierigen Kindheit in den Siebzigerjahren eng verbunden, geprägt von ihren problematischen Eltern. Während Eli sich von der Familie lösen will, suchen beide Geschwister getrennt ihren Weg ins Erwachsenenleben, entdecken ihre Identität und finden Trost in der Kunst. Neil Smith erzählt berührend und witzig von ihrem Kampf.
A critical introduction to the music and thought of the German composer Mathias Spahlinger. Explored from his own perspective and discussed critically in relation to the work of French philosopher Jacques Ranciere and the continuing discourses of modernism. The first study on Spahlinger to be published in English. 36 b/w figs.
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It may take you a while to sleep after you finish it - Daily Express. The most chilling and terrifying serial killer thriller of the year, from international bestseller Lars Kepler.
A Tale of the 60s. Your book--colossal power, sharp, spot-on writing. Issues of rape and fratricide are explored with the dialectical seriousness that echoes Old Testament and Dostoyevsky. You break through the cool that infects our modern world and show the human soul in deepest wrestling with... číst celé
"The gripping 12th book in Jo Nesbo's bestselling crime series, featuring the troubled and fascinating Oslo detective Harry Hole. Harry Hole has a lot of experience with waking up hungover. But there's one troubling thing that's different this time: his hands and clothes are covered with blood. It's a sign that not only is Harry about to come to face with an old, deadly foe, but also with his darkest personal challenge yet. A man like Harry better watch his back."--
A compendium of three brilliant Jonas Karlsson novellas, with one, The Circus , published for the first time here. In this trilogy Jonas Karlsson explores the quirkier side of human nature, helping us to see the world anew via three eccentric narrators. Firstly, jobsworth Bjorn starts a new career and expects to progress quickly with his meticulousness and efficiency. But he only gets the recognition he deserves in the Room which, it transpires, only he can visit. Next, a man with a seemingly unremarkable life -- a job in a video store, a small flat, no partner, one good friend and a nice ice cream shop nearby -- receives an enormous invoice for his `experienced happiness'. Unable to pay, he sets out to discover how, exactly, his happiness bill was calculated. Finally, two old friends decide to visit a circus together. When Magnus disappears during a magic trick, our protagonist is consumed by the need to find him. And yet, as with any Karlsson story, things aren't quite what they seem...
Matched to the latest Cambridge assessment criteria, this in-depth Exam Success Guide brings clarity and focus to exam preparation with detailed and practical guidance on raising attainment in IGCSE & O level History.
Ensure exam success with complete support for Option B and all of the Depth Studies in the latest IGCSE, IGCSE 9-1 and O Level (0470/0977/2147) syllabuses. A comprehensive syllabus mapping grid is included so you can be confident of full support.Taking a dual focus on knowledge acquisition and skills development, it includes extensive source analysis work and is packed with original colour sources, graphs and maps to engage learners.A dedicated chapter on exam skills fully develops all the skills directly relevant to assessment and the alternative to coursework, while the accompanying support site offers revision and exam-style questions and interactive tests.This new edition supports every learner with straightforward language and clearly defined historical terms.
In a large Swedish forest Beartown hides a dark secret ... Cut-off from everywhere else it experiences the kind of isolation that tears people apart. And each year more and more of the town is swallowed by the forest. Then the town is offered a bright new future. But it is all put in jeopardy by a single, brutal act. It divides the town into those who think it should be hushed up and forgotten, and those who'll risk the future to see justice done. Who will speak up? Could you stand by and stay silent? Or would you risk everything for justice? Which side would you be on?
