James Mason has one of the best jobs in the world. As editor of the Globe, one of London's leading tabloids, his job is all about entertainment. It's about publicly humiliating the more fortunate, such as politicians and celebrities, for the pleasure of the less fortunate. And if James Mason has learned nothing else in his nearly twenty years on Fleet Street, it's that nothing entertains and nothing humiliates quite like infidelity. When the opportunity arises to expose the infidelity of one of Britain's leading politicians with a high-class call girl, James doesn't hesitate to take it. But...

The award-winning postal history exhibit of classic Ohio material created by Richard H. Parker. Along with the letters themselves, the exhibit provides information about the letter's orgins, postal rates, markings, postal routes, and other information about early Ohio post offices. Presented chronologically, the exhibit traces the growth and development of early Ohio through the spread of post offices and postal communications. The book includes a supplemental introduction placing ""postal"" history into a broader historical context, as well as a table listing details of Ohio post offices...

This anthology brings together poetry by a number of avant garde poets writing today and writing about cricket alongside a series of specially commissioned illustrations.