Explore your analogue world with adventures in film, photography and motion: how to plan, set up and direct a shoot, then develop, process and print your work.Covers all aspects of 35mm photography from choosing and shooting your film to processing your slides and negativesPractical advice on sourcing cameras, film, lenses, and accessoriesDetailed techniques for shooting on location and how to achieve perfect results

This study places the young man W. S. Churchill amidst major themes of public life, showing the depth, skills, and sophistication he was developing which much of the world would only come to know in 1940. It offers important new research on what Churchill read and how his ideas formed; these became central to his conception of citizenship as well as to his capacities for political and military leadership.

In a land divided by magic, where redemption is a deadly spectacle, a group of five young wizards are thrust into a web of deceit. They each claim their loyalties early and live comfortably until disaster strikes.A failed ceremony leaves a death that shakes the core of Hertune's magical orders and rearranges loyalties across the nation. With enemies shadowing every path, Dain, alongside unlikely allies, must navigate spies, forbidden power, tugged heartstrings and fractured alliance...

In 1974, humanity sent its first message into deep space. Something answered.The response was buried, classified, and erased from history. More than a century later, deep aboard the isolated listening station ECHO-7 orbiting near Jupiter, disgraced astrophysicist Dr. Elias Vance intercepts a signal identical to the one hidden from the world decades earlier. As strange harmonic transmissions begin spreading through the station, crew members suffer hallucinations, shared dreams, and ...

An exclusive, definitive visual and narrative account of the New Romantic movement from a photographer who was there.While many musical styles have been labeled 'post-punk,' the New Romantic movement transcended the 'no future' ethos of the late 1970s like no other. In the dimly lit bars of Soho, a group of extravagant youths emerged, dressed in flamboyant and striking attire - ushering in a cultural moment that would define a generation.Photographer Graham...

This fully revised and updated fourth edition guides the reader through the principles of good writing, methodically demonstrating• how to analyse,• how to structure the process of writing an assessment (researching, chronologising, informed data-gathering, putting it all together) under time constraints,• how to break down practical and psychological barriers to good practice,• how to turn good analysis into useful recommendations.The new edition al...

Calgary has seen a lot in its relatively short history.Residents have endured conflicts, challenges, epidemics, explosions, and floods. The 1988 Winter Olympics, the Calgary Zoo, and the Hart wrestling dynasty put the city on the world stage.Into all these moments saunters a little grey cat with odd eyes, a curiously expressive tail, and too many toes, touching Calgarians and changing their lives.This composite nove...

Crossing the Great Rift is hard. You need a plan, a back-up plan, and you must be ready for anything. Revo Sanderson and his bold crew have begun their crossing, leaving the safe confines of the Imperium behind. Their first stop is an old shipwreck that they want to salvage for fuel and whatever else they can find. But the ship has secrets, and the crew of the S-464077-F soon find out they are not the only ones with an interest in it. Traveller is the role-playing game of the far future, f...

Presenting a sociological perspective on globalisation and COVID-19 impacts, this book examines the lasting effects of COVID-19 on the structure of work and unpaid domestic labour.Labour patterns have influenced political, social, and economic spheres that affect organisational practices. Following the COVID-19 pandemic, this book showcases these effects upon household labour, care work, unpaid domestic work, and organisational practices, with attention to systemic inequalities by ...

Queer Nostalgia, Colonialism, and the Girls’ Boarding School Novel, 1933–2023 revisits and re-evaluates the girls’ boarding school novel from an intersectional lens. It analyses the role a queer aesthetic has played within the context of the boarding school imaginary in British and postcolonial literatures, and asks why the girls’ boarding school is a place to which authors consistently return.Chris Roulston provides a fresh reading of how this literary subgenre engages wi...

The inspiring memoir of a brilliant young man who, sentenced to life in prison, refused to surrender his future—a story so powerful that it transformed even the judge who handed down the sentence.If our world were more just, Chris Young would have been crossing a stage at college graduation at the age of 22. Instead, he was marched into a maximum-security federal prison, facing life under mandatory drug sentencing laws. Like far too many young Black men from his ne...

An action-oriented guide to revitalizing higher education by putting learning at the center of institutional action.As the challenges to higher education continue to mount, we believe that the surest path forward is a renewed commitment to the primary purpose of colleges and universities: higher learning. In Getting Learning Right, Chris Gallagher, Kristi Girdharry, and Kevin Smith argue that institutions can meet today’s challenges—public skeptic...