Stuart Hood Boeken

Introducing The Holocaust provides an introduction to the holocaust and how we see it.

A compact Introducing Graphic Guide that examines the origins of Fascism in the 19th century, and the path leading to the 'logic' of the Holocaust.

Exploring the challenges faced by women in relationships, this book addresses the universal struggles related to physical, mental, and verbal abuse. It aims to inspire resilience and self-pride, encouraging women to overcome adversity and reclaim their strength. Through its heartfelt message, the author hopes to empower readers to rise above abusive situations and foster a sense of courage and dignity in their lives. The narrative serves as a beacon of hope, advocating for a future free from abuse for all women.

This collection contains some of the most important works by one of the twentieth century’s most popular and influential poets. The appeal of Fried’s verse lies in its simplicity and directness, whether he is writing – with his customary humanity, honesty and perception – about love, about political and moral issues, or about the problems brought on by illness, bereavement, ageing and death. This bilingual edition – with English translations by Stuart Hood, his long-term friend and colleague at the BBC – enables the reader to get a flavour of the original of these immensely enjoyable and enlightening poems.