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Love Rewired
Love Rewired is a fascinating examination of how developments in brain science can be employed to improve our relationships. The author uses extensive case studies from his work as a therapist combined with his vast knowledge of brain science to answer some fundamental questions that intrigue us all, such as: What happens in our brain when we argue?Where do our habits come from?Do men and women have different brains?Do our brains cause affairs?Is sex really addictive?Can brain science make us better parents?Why do we stay in bad relationships?Why do people change after marriage?Can you really change someone you love? About the Author: David Kavanagh is a dating coach and registered family th...
The Castle
A journey through the murky criminal underworld of Dublin and beyond, The Castle is a tale of the closest of friendships torn apart by jealousy and deceit. Set over 40 years and spanning the gangland globe, The Castle tells the bloody story of a gang of young friends from one of Dublin's toughest estates and their assent to the top of a massive criminal empire. With it's relentless pace and many twists and turns, The Castle will keep you gripped right up to the shocking conclusion.
The British General Election of 1997
The most authoritative study of a landmark British General Election - the fifteenth book in the renowned Nuffield series of election studies. This highly readable account covers all the salient features - the background, the campaign, the results and the consequences of Labour's victory. Based on close observation of party headquarters, it explores each party's strategic decisions and their implementation, showing how 1997 saw campaigning techniques at an altogether new level of sophistication. The battle in the media and the constituencies is analysed in detail. There is a mass of data and thorough statistical analysis of the campaign and results. Plates and cartoons entertainingly illustrate the campaign trail and recapture the drama of the election.
Brexit Britannia
A commemorative reminder of the people and events that shaped Britain long before it joined the European Union, highlighting the major characters, battles and social changes which turned it into a unique island nation with a rich, vibrant history. *Now concludes with the Conservatives' 2019 general election triumph and Brexit itself in 2020.
Letters to a U.S. President
In 1994, David Kavanagh started a journal that became a series of open letters to then U.S. President Bill Clinton. For almost three months, up to the mid-term congressional elections, he compared their day-to-day lives, selecting snippets of poetry that seemed appropriate for the moment. Then the journal was forgotten. Rediscovered in 2002, Letters to a U.S. President is a sideways glance at presidential life in America from a London, UK, life which grows more calamitous by the day. Quirky and original, it offers a trans-Atlantic take on the age-old concept of parallel existence. Embattled President and hapless citizen are not just miles apart, they have a whole ocean between them and a world of difference. By the end, readers may wonder what the 42nd President might have made of these illuminating missives had he actually received them.
Disappearing England
A personal photographic journey through the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with pictures taken on and around the controversial, Government favoured route for a new high speed rail link from London to Birmingham, known as HS2. Beginning in late Autumn and extending to the depths of one of the coldest Winters on record, the compilation of images gives a taste of the softly flowing landscape which makes this one of England's most cherished, tranquil areas. Woodlands and flora are included, too, as favourite places are revealed where glorious countryside remains ever under threat of development, pollution, and spreading urbanization.
Arthur Kavanagh Mp
The Most Remarkable Freak by David Cohen. The inspirational story of a man who had no arms but was a crack shot, of a man who had no legs but rode like the wind - and of the most disabled M.P Britain has ever seen. When Arthur Kavanagh entered the House of Commons in 1866, he had to be carried in by his body servant. Kavanagh would have been smothered at birth in 1829 if he had not been the son of one of Ireland's great families who were descended from the kings of Leinster. He was born with no arms and no legs, just tiny stumps that never grew to more than 3 inches. The family doctor Dr Boxwell devised a plan to train the boy with no pity - and it worked. By the age of 5 Arthur could write with a pencil in his mouth and ride in a specially made saddle. In his teens, Arthur discovered there was nothing wrong with his middle leg. At 16 he had to be exiled from the family estate because he was sleeping with local girls which scandalised his mother. Freaks had to be celibate...
British Politics
Written in a clear accessible style, Dennis Kavanagh has produced this lucid analysis of the British political system, designed for anyone taking a first course in the subject.
A Country Pillow Book
A unique six-year compilation of British rural news, interspersed with the author's own observations on birds, mammals, fish, and aspects of Britain's countryside today. Most rural subjects are covered in a comprehensive snapshot of country life at the start of the new Millennium. From December 1999 to February 2006, scores of different issues are compressed into hundreds of bite-sized, easily digested articles. From angling to animal rights campaigns, foxhunting to farming, game shooting to wildlife conservation, a diverse collection of views, comment and advice is presented. The batty and the bizarre also get a look-in, as do the controversial and the downright crazy. With its packed pages, A Country Pillow Book could become a bedside companion for the rural researcher or a useful tool for the country-loving insomniac.
The Little Book of Suicide
From the death of a distraught puppy owner, to the demise of a depressed cat lover, this collection of short poems shines a comic light on the dark subject of suicide in all its randomness and variety, its tragedy and its sometimes accidental farce...
