Michael Bennett is an award-winning New Zealand screenwriter and author whose films have been selected for numerous festivals. His work frequently delves into profound social themes, exploring the human experience with a unique sensitivity. Bennett's style is characterized by strong narratives and keen insight into character psychology, offering readers and viewers a compelling and thought-provoking experience. His writing aims to uncover truth and inspire reflection on complex existential questions.
Following a dramatic downfall, a once-dominant Wall Street figure finds himself stripped of his wealth and status. Determined to reclaim his former life, he embarks on a high-stakes journey that tests his limits and forces him to confront the consequences of his past decisions. The narrative explores themes of ambition, redemption, and the relentless pursuit of success in the cutthroat world of finance.
The riveting follow-up to the acclaimed crime debut Better the Blood.
This book probes the mysteries surrounding Simnel, raises new questions about his identity and charts the history of the rebellion ending at the battle of Stoke
Top of the Lake meets Val McDermid by way of Jane Harper in this brilliantly gripping debut by award-winning New Zealand screenwriter and director, Michael Bennett.
The book addresses the pervasive issue of negative self-talk and offers strategies to combat it. It explores the impact of internal criticism on mental well-being and provides practical techniques for cultivating a more positive mindset. Readers will discover methods to challenge their inner dialogue, develop self-compassion, and foster resilience. The aim is to empower individuals to silence negativity and embrace a more uplifting and affirming narrative in their lives.
Focusing on nutrition as a powerful ally in the fight against cancer, this book offers a collection of recipes designed to support health and well-being. Each recipe emphasizes ingredients known for their cancer-fighting properties, aiming to empower readers to make informed dietary choices. The book not only provides delicious meals but also educates on the benefits of specific foods, making it a valuable resource for those looking to enhance their diet in the face of cancer.
Focusing on the essential role of trackers in law enforcement, this book highlights their contributions to both black and white Australian histories. It showcases the diverse skills of these individuals, emphasizing their significance in shaping shared narratives and the complexities of Australia's past. Through compelling storytelling, it aims to illuminate the often-overlooked stories of these skilled practitioners and their impact on society.
Michael Bennett offers the first global history of the spread of vaccination during the Napoleonic Wars, focusing on the experience of smallpox, the hopes invested in vaccination by doctors and parents in the early nineteenth century, and the children put arm-to-arm in the war against smallpox.
Super Bowl Champion and three-time Pro Bowler Michael Bennett is an outspoken proponent for social justice and a man without a censor.
The book explores the philosophical concept that examining one's life is essential for understanding virtue and pursuing the Good, as emphasized by Plato and Plotinus. It argues that our perception of goodness shapes our values and highlights the importance of self-reflection in recognizing societal wrongs as reflections of our own shortcomings. The author advocates for a deeper inquiry and reflection that incorporates a spiritual dimension, suggesting that practices like contemplation and meditation are vital for connecting with the Divine.