Contributors explore how true crime media creators and audiences can disrupt traditional approaches to storytelling in the creation, promotion, and consumption of the genre, raising critical questions about power structures including ethics, representation, and voice.Traditional approaches to true crime narratives follow a formulaic story arc that is often exploitative in nature, typically foregrounding the lived experiences of the perpetrator and the rationalizati...

A nameless figure arrives unbidden at a far country's department of immigration and declares himself a nonperson. He provides for officialdom no useful biography, and a complicated detainment ensues.Months before the man had resolved to spend down a modest windfall. The money allows him to leave one place for other points. Early on, he falls into acquaintance with someone whose assorted vexations and defeats have led to furtive dealings from home. When real trouble...

Being a fictional digest of truism.Aphoristic collection, sketchbook, reflections light and dark ... all of it a gathering of one person’s thoughts and musings.It’s not that, says the author, not of anyone you’d know. The book’s editor thinks otherwise.Editor and author were once a couple. Years after a rancorous split they’ve undertaken a working relationship. For only one can things go to plan.

Finding limited help as they began to struggle with their own menopause journey, two friends decided to set up a support group. Taking over a crumbling, unloved fifty-year-old church hall, that seemed to be going through its own menopause, they put up some posters and sat back to see if anyone would join them.Word soon got around and the Menopause Club quickly grew as new members joined seeking help, advice and understanding. Sharon with her brain fog. Linda with her increasing wei...

Bicycles, Boots and Binoculars is an account one couple’s exploration of the Shetland Islands. And with over 1600 miles of coastline and over 100 islands, there is a lot to explore. This most northerly archipelago of the British Isles is the location of numerous nature reserves and home to some of the largest seabird colonies in Europe. Remote and largely undiscovered, the Shetland Islands are ideal for exploring by bike and on foot.This book details the amazing wildlife, geology a...

As the podcast studies field continues to gain momentum both within academia and in practice, scholars have been mapping and exploring the podcasting landscape from a variety of perspectives. This edited volume highlights the diverse spaces that podcasts embody and create, amplifying the unique and understudied perspectives and voices of podcasting. Through a multitude of interdisciplinary approaches, contributors explore the various cultural, racial, and identity-based markers undergirdin...

This book provides a comprehensive and compelling examination of the emergence of environmental rights in laws, constitutions and court rulings worldwide. Drawing on empirical research and data-driven analysis, James R. May engages the opportunities and challenges in translating the global recognition of environmental rights into functional and practical improvements in environmental outcomes.May explores both the hope that environmental rights provide for improving outcomes for en...

A tale of two sisters-in-law walking the Two Moors Way. Devon’s very own coast to coast long distance walk.For one woman it’s a much longed-for return to this part of Devon, for the other it’s her first visit. But for both it is a shared journey experiencing the beautiful and varied landscapes as they set off walking from the south Devon coast, crossing rugged Dartmoor, through beautiful Mid Devon and over picturesque Exmoor before arriving at journey’s end on the North Devon Coast...

In Flip the Script, the authors propose that to build relationships with and engage students, educators must examine core beliefs and assumptions that create unintentional barriers to supporting students. Through self-exploration, empathy building, and real-life examples from five master teachers, educators can learn how to help students break down negative thought patterns and become engaged learners.Secondary teachers can use this book to:Remember w...

PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED UNDER THE TITLE TERROR GALLICUSThe war to decide the destiny of a continent.The spark was struck in the sacred grove of an unremarkable clan in Gaul. The struggle that followed lasted for centuries, and shapes us still.390s BC. Led by Brennus, a warlord without a past, the Senone tribe undertake a remarkable trek. 80,000 strong, they brave primeval forest, shadowy assassins and Alpine peaks to settle the rich lands of I...

Bridging the gap between genome and phenotype, the transcriptome is a molecular-level snapshot of the act of living. Transcriptomics shows which genes are expressed into proteins in a specific tissue of a specific organism at a specific time and condition. This book gives an account of the extraordinary diversity of ways transcriptomics has been and can be utilised in basic and applied entomological research. It encompasses a vast range of disciplines within entomology, applying transcript...

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