Goodwin John Books

Through the experiences of National Park Service Ranger John Goodwin, readers embark on a captivating journey filled with thrilling encounters with wildlife and personal challenges. The narrative highlights themes of courage, resilience, and the discovery of inner strength, offering inspiring tales that showcase unwavering dedication to both nature and personal growth. This remarkable account promises to enlighten and motivate, making it a compelling read for those who appreciate adventure and the human spirit.

Exploring men's experiences in the workplace, this volume delves into their gender roles and psychological health within the context of sociological discussions on gender. By focusing on men's work and lives, it contributes to the understanding of how gender dynamics affect men's identities and well-being. First published in 1999, it plays a significant role in the evolving debate surrounding gender in professional environments.

Offers brief insights into each of Shakespeare's 37 plays.

The best-selling guide to acting Shakespeare in a new smaller and lighter handbook size. Shakespeare tells the actor when to go fast and when to go slow; when to pause, when to come in on cue and when to accent a word. His text is full of such clues. He tells the actor when but never tells him why or how. That is up to the actor. Much like bringing a musical score to life, Peter Hall guides us to 'speak the speech'. An essential text for classical training at drama school and an invaluable reference book for actors and directors working on Shakespeare productions. Peter Hall makes watching or reading Shakespeare a richer experience, for audiences as well as actors.