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After Spicer
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The Spicer Diaries
Lord Michael Spicer has enjoyed a varied and remarkable political career by anyone's standards. Now, in this revealing, insightful, and engaging book, Lord Spicer shares never-before-heard stories of his time in British politics. During three and a half decades as a Conservative Member of Parliament, Spicer has held a plethora of essential political roles both within the party and in government, including Deputy Chairman of the Conservative Party and chair of the highly influential 1922 committee. As an influential member of the Tory party, Lord Spicer worked closely with both Margaret Thatcher and David Cameron, among other leaders in British politics, including Tony Blair and John Major, and his diary takes readers behind the scenes to witness the close elections and tough decisions that have characterized Spicer's political life. Part political diary, part cautionary tale, and part commentary, The Spicer Diaries is a charming, witty, and insightful memoir.
Mad Sestina King
Poetry by David Spicer
Wakoski Mss. II
Consists of the letters of Diane Wakoski, 1937-, to poet and magazine editor David Spicer. The letters concern submissions by Wakoski to Spicer's magazine Raccoon, as well as comments on Spicer's books and on his magazine. The November 15, 1986 letter submits her long essay on poetry which appeared in the 10th anniversary issue of Raccoon. The letters from 1991-1992 concern the chapbook competition that Spicer wants Wakoski to judge; the May 11, 1992 letter provides a detailed critique of the poetry books submitted.
Much Revue about Nothing
Forty of the funniest sketches from 20 glorious years of comedy from the Wharf Revue. Jonathan Biggins, Drew Forsythe and Phil Scott have penned and performed the parody skits and songs for twenty years, selling out season after season for the Sydney Theatre Company. Now their monologues, duologues, sketches and satirical songs are published for the first time.
Stop!...the Play
"I have read the play, Evelyn! I keep reading the play but the play keeps on changing!" Five neurotic actors, one stressed Stage Manager, a crazed director, an invisible playwright and an escaped monkey are desperately rehearsing the world's worst play, which keeps being rewritten. And every rewrite is more hilariously terrible than the one before. And although It really shouldn't, somehow, the show manages to go on. "Stop! ...The Play is a fist-bitingly funny send-up of everything bad about bad theatre. A roar-out-loud gem of side-splitting brilliance" Grumpy Gay Critic *****
Why do Design Optimisation?
Optimisation has been used in industrial design for several decades. In particular, structural optimisation has made a major impact. Many of the general optimisation problems addressed in the past have been of a tactical nature rather than strategic. However, in recent years computing power and analysis capabilities have developed to the point where designs can now be assessed more comprehensively than ever before, with optimisation as an integral part of the design cycle. Moreover there is increasing industrial pressure to provide products whose cost, performance, durability and customer appeal have been refined and balanced to maximise market return.
