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The Commonwealth Games
Journalist Brian Oliver brings to life phenomenal stories from around the world - heartwarming human interest tales of sport and life at the Commonwealth Games.
Too Deep to Fall
This first installment of written works from Brian S. Oliver is a collection of poetry and musings from his early life. You will find titles such as Welcome to the Game, Flesh, Sends Me Home, Too Deep to Fall, and many more.
Gilbert's Gift
What would YOU give to save the life of a stranger's child? That's the emotive question posed by this heartwarming novel by Brian Will Oliver. Inspired by real events, GILBERT'S GIFT tells the story of sixtysomething Gilbert Shilling-an aspiring rock star back in the Swinging Sixties-who, against his family's wishes, decides to donate one of his lungs in a desperate bid to save the life of a dying boy he has never met. With echoes of Nicholas Sparks, GILBERT'S GIFT is a moving tale of selfless courage, a quest for forgiveness, and a Swinging Sixties first love that has never grown old. Having given up on his music career long ago, big-hearted Gilbert Shilling is now an ordinary working man l...
The Blizzard - The Football Quarterly: Issue Twenty Six
First published in September 2017, Issue Twenty Six contains 23 articles in 7 sections, including Simon Hughes on what fan-owned clubs say about alienation from the Premier League, Priya Ramesh on how Dirk Kuyt helped Feyenoord end an 18-year drought, Manoj Narayan on why last season's champions are facing relegation in a shake-up of Indian football, and Philippe Auclair, Jonathan Northcroft, Tim Vickery and Brian Oliver, among others, look at their favourite stadiums.
To a Sister Loneliness
Michael Brian Oliver's third chapbook. To a Sister Loneliness is divided into three sections: "Omega," "Alpha Imagining," and "Merrybegots." Most of the poems are about the author's relationship with a woman. Beautifully written with elegant prose, it's a must-have from this talented critic and poet.
Who's Oliver?
Brian Dawtrey with his wife and three children spent twenty four years working in the Overseas Aid programme in Africa. Brian was an Honorary Wildlife Ranger and a onetime Chairman of the Wildlife Conservation Society of Zambia, in addition to his normal duties. Brian loves the natural world which led him to feel sympathy for the ostriches that have to eek-out a living in desert environments. His imagination led him to visualize a holiday for an ostrich, with his grandchildren, in England's 'green and pleasant land'. Brian has published three biographical books in his series headed Wild Africa, and Life At Home Farm.
How [Not] to Write Great Lyrics!
"How [Not] To Write Great Lyrics! - 40 Common Mistakes to Avoid When Writing Lyrics For Your Songs" is the follow-up to Brian Oliver's highly-praised book "How [Not] To Write A Hit Song! - 101 Common Mistakes to Avoid If You Want Songwriting Success." "How [Not] To Write Great Lyrics!" takes a close look at the essential lyrical elements found in the structure of all hit songs. It highlights and analyses the most common errors that are made when these key components are built into a song, and offers expert advice on how new writers can try to avoid such mistakes in their own lyrics. Most writers have, at some stage, had to endure the pain and disappointment of having their songs rejected bec...
The Reception of the Legend of Hero and Leander
A study of the literary reception of the love-story of Hero and Leander and its popularity from classical times to the present in different genres, from epigram to epic, and including drama, opera, burlesques and modern experimental works.
Paint Beautiful Seascapes and Landscapes
Learn the simple secrets to making your paintings work. Included are full of explanations and images to help create beautiful outdoor paintings. Demonstrations emphasize the important points learned in each chapter and show how to achieve desired results. Let Brian Oliver show you how to take your paintings to the next level!
Marketing and Selling Professional Services in Architecture and Construction
This practical book on selling and marketing will help architects,engineers, project managers, facilities managers, surveyors, andcontractors ‘sell’ themselves to prospective clients. As clients become more sophisticated at both local andinternational level, and as competition in the constructionindustry increases, both contractors and consultants have to take amore professional approach to selling themselves. This isespecially true for PFI bids where vast resources are committed towinning multi-million pound contracts. Through a simple-to-follow process, illustrated with plenty ofdiagrams and checklists, Marketing & Selling ProfessionalServices in Architecture & Construction sets out the sevenkey aspects of selling and marketing professional services. It isfull of applicable ideas and examples and is well structured toenable readers to dip into the section relevant to their currentneeds.
