Book Category: People
Italianità: The Essence of Being Italian and Italian-American
Whether we hail from Napoli or New York, Bari or Boston, Poughkeepsie or Palermo, there is a special quality that binds us – Italiani nel Mondo –
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Aphantasia: Experiences, Perceptions, and Insights
Close your eyes and picture a sunrise. For the majority of people, the ability to visualize images – such as a sunrise – seems straightforward-
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Saturday Afternoon Fever: A Year On The Road For Soccer Saturday
You might already know Johnny Phillips. He is a football reporter for Sky Sports’ Soccer Saturday programme and a man who gets beamed into the homes of fans across the country every weekend.
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Graduation: Life Lessons of a Professional Footballer
The 2010/11 season will go down as a memorable one for Goalkeeper Richard Lee. After more than ten years at Watford FC, Richard signed for-
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Bryan Adams: A Fretted Biography – The First Six Albums
Bryan Adams is a one man rock’n’roll success story: he went from washing dishes for $2.50 per hour to becoming a multi-millionaire by making music that people liked.
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Steel and Grace: Sheffield’s Olympic Track and Field Medallists
There is a British city that has produced some of the most exceptional individuals to ever grace the Olympic Games. A city that has developed…
We Want The World: Jim Morrison, The Living Theatre and the FBI
“I’ve always been attracted to ideas that were about revolt against authority… I like ideas about breaking away or overthrowing of established order. It seems to be the road toward freedom.”
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Small Time: A Life in the Football Wilderness
“In 1988, 23-year-old American goalkeeper Justin Bryant thought a glorious career in professional football awaited him.”
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Alison Nicholas: Walking Tall
Alison Nicholas, MBE, is one of Great Britain’s most successful golfers. In a professional career spanning more than 20 years, she claimed 18 tournament wins including the British Open-
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AKs and Lollipops: Inside The Syrian Conflict
Since the spring of 2011 Syria has been a country intent on destroying itself. What began as peaceful demonstrations, against the leadership of President Bashar al-Assad, soon became-
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I’ve Got a Stat For You: My Life With Autism
At the age of four, Andrew Edwards was diagnosed with autism. “Go home and watch Rain Man,” the specialist told his mother. “In all probability your son will be institutionalised.”
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