Patrick Martin-Smith Boeken

The book provides a critical analysis of public policy evolution over the past thirty years, emphasizing the role of governance in shaping the state. It features insights from interviews with Conservative and Labour ministers, civil servants, and representatives from pressure groups, offering a rich empirical foundation for each chapter. This blend of theoretical perspectives and real-world experiences aims to illuminate the complexities of contemporary governance and its implications for public policy.

Dieses Buch ist voll von diesen Orten und Namen. Es handelt aber auch von einer Gruppe Geistern, magischen Personen oder Wesen, die in und um die Stadt leben wie Alwine, eine Hexe, die am Hexenteich wohnt. Für Menschen ist sie unsichtbar. Außerdem hat sie die Gabe mit Tieren und Pflanzen zu sprechen. Sie hat einen berühmten Freund: Goswin, einen alten Ritter, der auf der Rodenburg lebte. Es gibt eine Anzahl weiterer schillernder Gestalten wie Elfi, eine Elfe, Dragnet, ein tollpatschiger Drache, Hoot, eine weise Eule, Captain Gold, ein Pirat und nicht zuletzt Bertus, ein Zauberer, der unter der "alten Bertha" lebt, eine Eiche im Wald hinter Oesbern. Zusammen erleben sie manch seltsame, aber auch wundervolle Abenteuer. Zweisprachig Deutsch/Englisch

Quirky surrealism and inventive humor define this debut collection of fantastical tales, showcasing lives on the fringe of the familiar. The stories blend absurdity with buffoonery, pushing characters and scenarios to their limits in a unique and engaging way. This exciting new voice in comic writing invites readers to explore the absurdly ridiculous, offering a fresh perspective on the world through its imaginative narratives.

The collection features Martin Smith's first three books of humor, presenting forty brilliantly crafted stories that blend wit and absurdity. From a llama's journey to happiness to a grandfather's fantastical tale of outsmarting God in football, these narratives highlight Smith's unique comedic style and imaginative storytelling. Each tale invites readers into whimsical and surreal worlds that are both uncanny and relatable, showcasing the author's remarkable ability to evoke laughter through unexpected scenarios.

Filled with absurd surrealism and sharp insights, this collection features fourteen madcap tales that promise endless entertainment. Martin Smith and his quirky cast of characters return to deliver a humorous experience that captures the essence of fun and creativity, making it a delightful read for those seeking laughter and whimsy.

When seven weekend adventurers from either side of the Atlantic meet in Geneva, the trip that follows turns into the most memorable journey...

Illuminates Virginia Woolf and several contemporary writers and artists through new research and discoveries. -- .