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Paul Mason

    Paul Mason is an English journalist and broadcaster whose work delves into the intricacies of economics and contemporary societal shifts. He possesses a keen ability to dissect complex issues, making them accessible to a broad audience. Mason's writing often explores the hidden structures of power and their impact on everyday lives. His approach offers readers a distinctive perspective, characterized by clarity and insightful analysis.

    Comic Strip Science Adventures: Amazing Inventions
    Comic Strip Science Adventures: Medical Marvels
    108 Discourses of Guru Dev
    Bodies, Brains and Bogies
    The Oracle Creator
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    • Enough

      • 208 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      'An urgent and vital call to arms that compassionately and forensically exposes the many ways criminal justice fails women, and offers practical and clear-sighted solutions' THE SECRET BARRISTER

      Enough
      4.6
    • The Oracle Creator

      • 252 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      From one of the UK's best-known tarot personalities comes a guide for creating your own tarot or oracle deck.Oracles have been in existence for as long as human beings have been around. Across time, the practice of divination has evolved from using the reflections of clouds in water to decks of cards, and is now as popular as ever. People have always been intrigued by the unseen hand of fate … In The Oracle The Modern Guide to Creating a Tarot or Oracle Deck , Steven Bright examines the benefits of building an oracle deck, plus practical tips for turning the deck in your head into a reality!

      The Oracle Creator
      4.6
    • Bodies, Brains and Bogies

      • 208 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      A tour of everything that's disgusting, unusual and amazing about the human body. Find out everything about poo, pus and bogies, while learning a whole lot about how our bodies work hard in hundreds of fascinating ways to keep us alive.

      Bodies, Brains and Bogies
      4.7
    • This collection presents an engaging exploration of remarkable medical advancements through the medium of comic strips. Each story highlights significant breakthroughs in medicine, blending humor with informative content to captivate readers. The unique format makes complex topics accessible and enjoyable, appealing to both comic enthusiasts and those interested in the history of medicine.

      Comic Strip Science Adventures: Medical Marvels
      5.0
    • This collection presents a captivating exploration of remarkable inventions through engaging comic strips. Each strip reveals the fascinating stories behind these creations, blending humor and history to entertain and inform readers. The unique format makes complex ideas accessible, showcasing the creativity and ingenuity that have shaped our world.

      Comic Strip Science Adventures: Amazing Inventions
      5.0
    • Mirage IIIO

      • 312 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      The Dassault Mirage IIIO was the RAAF’s first supersonic combat aircraft, and served as its front-line fighter for over 20 years. During that time, it wore a great many color schemes, official and unofficial, and was adorned with many unit and individual markings. For the first time, the evolution and details of all these color schemes and markings is described and illustrated. The colors of this elegant aircraft changed with its roles and the changes in official thinking with regard to camouflage; the infamous Aussie sense of humor added some striking and unusual markings to Mirages over the years too!The authors have researched this topic in great depth, helped by access to official and private photo collections and the memories of Mirage pilots and ground crew. The manufacturers, Dassault, have also helped with information and photos of the very first Australian Mirages. Many of these photos are being published for the very first time, and they provide a striking visual record of the many colors carried by this much-loved French Lady - "The old adage often spoken about many aircraft rings true for the Mirage, if it looks right, it probably is right. The Mirage, in my opinion, was, is, and forever will be the most beautiful aircraft ever flown" (Paul Mason).

      Mirage IIIO
      5.0