Paul Harrison brings a wealth of experience from his career within the UK's criminal justice system, primarily as a police officer. His close work with the FBI's Behavioral Science Unit provided him with a unique and remarkable insight into the minds of some of the world's most violent offenders. As an author, his focus has largely been on true crime, though he has recently ventured into fiction. His writing is distinguished by its authenticity and deep understanding of criminal psychology, offering readers a disturbing yet fascinating glimpse into the darker aspects of the human psyche.
Albert Johanneson became one of the first high profile black players in football when he joined Leeds United from the poverty of South African township life in 1961. Over the next nine years he became a favourite with the Leeds fans, amassing over 200 appearances and 68 goals whilst enduring racism, endemic in that era, on and off the pitch.
Harrison argues that population growth, rising consumption and damaging technologies have combined to bring on the biggest environmental crisis in human history. Just as crisis spurred the Agricultural and Industrial Revolutions, so it may the third revolution that is needed to achieve sustainable development. Harrison provides a bulletin on the state of the planet and the process of destruction, and a blueprint for the third revolution. Harrison is author of "Inside the Third World" and was the 1988 recipient of the UNEP Global 500 award for outstanding services to the environment. The book is being made into a TV documentary to coincide with publication.
Contains essays written by playwrights, scholars, and critics that analyze African American theatre as it is practiced. This book acknowledges that Black experience is not monolithic. It also argues provocatively and persuasively for a Black consciousness that creates a culturally specific theatre.
Have you ever had a pet Jenny has cockroaches. Unfortunately, her dad can't wait to exterminate every single cockroach in the town. One night, some very irresponsible aliens dump their food waste on earth and people actually begin to turn into giant grapes. How lucky then that Jenny's extraordinary pet roaches are here to save the world!
Find out about the most well-known saints, why are they important and how to become one
What can you see down by the river? Follow one boy on his journey in this non- fiction recount.
In eleventh century England a young boy is identified as a 'wyrd one' and is sent into the forest to know the ways of the Mist...
A baby bathing in a bucket and a baby riding on his mother's back. Come and look inside and say, 'Hello Baby!'
A series of biographies which introduce readers to key figures in history.
A series of biographies which introduce readers to key figures in history.