In this uproarious tome of testosterone, the minds and actions of men are dissected, cross-sectioned and presented on a literary platter for all to enjoy.

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The Spiritual: Is It Of Relevant Concern For Photography in Western Society explores the notion of spirituality in relationship to photography through the concepts of Tolstoy (1828-1910) in relation to the work of contemporary documentary photographer Sebastiao Salgado (b.1944). Tolstoy discusses the relationship between art and religion defining spirituality as an essential aspect to all mankind as a form of communication with the aim of uniting men with one another and with God. In considering Tolstoys notions King aims to gain an understanding as to whether his ideas have any...

35-year-old orphan Henry Black has no friends, no future, and thinks he might be dead. After being committed, Henry meets Paul Davies, an elderly mental health patient who claims to have invented a time machine. Together, their dark, twisted adventures see them face a sinister group hellbent on tampering with history. The Life & Death of Henry Black is set in post-7/7 London, taking the reader on a whistle-stop tour of society's black holes with stops along the way for terrorism, parallel worlds, vagrancy, secret societies, absent fathers, the meaning of life and the eternal quest for love....