David Clarke Books

Focusing on the nature and causes of both pro-social and anti-social behavior, this introductory text provides a comprehensive overview of the psychological and social factors that influence human actions. It explores key concepts and theories, making it accessible for those new to the subject. The book aims to enhance understanding of how behaviors are shaped by individual, cultural, and situational influences, offering readers valuable insights into the dynamics of human interaction.

Arthur Fields, Dublin-born of Ukrainian emigrants fleeing anti-semitism, was a street photographer who stood on O'Connell Bridge for fifty years taking photos. Unknowingly, he became the unofficial family photographer of a city. A unique crowd-sourced publication, the culmination of the Man on Bridge project, a national photo collection campaign.

Reinforce and practise skills learned with step-by-step support from experts to help you achieve your maximum potential.

The 'guerilla love' technique presented by Dr. David Clarke empowers readers to actively engage in revitalizing their struggling marriages. By providing practical strategies and insights, he encourages couples to take initiative and foster deeper connections, moving beyond passive approaches to relationship repair.

The book offers an in-depth exploration of Michael Tippett's music and philosophical influences, tracing his connections to 19th-century roots and broader Western cultural developments. It stands out for its interdisciplinary approach, linking Tippett's musical observations to literature, philosophy, and literary theory while examining themes of modernity and postmodernity. Additionally, the study considers Tippett's homosexuality as a significant aspect of his identity and compositional style, enriching the understanding of his work within a cultural context.

Focusing on the music and ideas of Michael Tippett, this study explores his connections to 19th-century roots and broader Western cultural developments. The interdisciplinary approach links Tippett's compositions to literature, philosophy, and literary theory, while examining themes of modernity and postmodernity. Additionally, it considers how Tippett's homosexuality influenced his identity and work as a composer, providing a comprehensive view of his artistic contributions and context.

Trying to sleep at a sleepover is not easy. At least that's what Con thinks. Con's mum thinks that sleepovers are no fun at all. What do you think?

This title exposes the truth about official investigations into the UFO phenomenon, revealing previously secret MOD files which provide evidence for the existence of extra-terrestrial activity. It includes evidence that a UFO did land in Rendlesham Forrest, Suffolk in 1980.

David Clarke, winner of the Michael Marks Poetry Award 2013, returns with his second collection, The Europeans. Simultaneously close to home and looking outward beyond these shores, these wry and perceptive poems revel with form and encompass journeys, ideas of nationhood and national identity, and the optimism of a time when Europe and the UK enjoyed a quite different entente cordiale. They are a warning against nostalgia, a lucid and prescient exploration of how we see ourselves and how we are seen.

Puddle might be a strange name for a puppy. But this is no ordinary puppy. Just ask Ms Purtle, who lives next door!