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This autobiography provides an insight into the life of a senior Labour politician. It is an account of the Northern Ireland peace and political processes. A recent history into political developments and devolution in Wales.
. Paul Murphy's Extremely... etc... The second volume of Paul Murphy's surrealist take on the origins and histories of the country's of the world. Following on from Book One, this takes us from New Zealand through to Zambia, paying homage to the Goons, Python, Airplane, farce, Freud and .... oh, all sorts. And all comedy compass points in-between. Read the next bit, then keep going to get a free sample... Did Captain Cook fail to bring Queen Victoria home a moa because they were masters of disguise? Or because she had not been born yet? Which country is made out of custard? If it took Columbus several voyages to discover the New World, is that why Mrs Columbus always went to sleep so frustra...
A collection of written works by Paul Murphy, a former Park Hill United Methodist minister.
A hilarious skew on the origins of the world and the events in its bygone times. The book takes the planet from its formative days - "The Earth is approximately one-third of the age of the universe, although the universe has been known to lie about its age to make it look younger to other universes on the Internet" - and then gives a brief (and very surreal) narrative on some pieces of history of each country. For instance: "Andorra is so small that it does not have newspapers. Instead, Mr. Claude DeStump goes around each house every morning and tells people what happened the day before." "Denmark is the happiest country in the world. Famous Danes include physicist Niels Bohr, who was awarde...
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THE CONJURING meets HEREDITARY Based on real events... Rick Bakos never had a chance at happiness. After enduring the tragic death of his father in a car accident, Rick grew up to helplessly watch both his older brother Lenny and his mother Agnes succumb to madness and suicide. Nor were they the first members of his family to kill themselves. Suicide has steadily stalked the Bakos family since they first arrived in Baltimore from Bohemia at the turn of the 20th Century. Turning to genealogy to better understand his self-destructive family, Rick works as a volunteer for the website RestingPlace. After photographing the grave of Betty Kostek for the webpage, Rick finds himself drawn into a mae...
A new collection of "Lost Lyrics" from Paul Murphy.
Leading scholars respond to the famous proposition by Andy Clark and David Chalmers that cognition and mind are not located exclusively in the head.
Foreign Teachers in ThailandDark comedy and a sometimes brutally realistic portrayal of the kinds of dubious characters who infest school staff rooms across Thailand, make this book essential reading for anyone who has ever taught English in Asia, and those who want to know why they do it!