Andrew Hutchinson Livres

The New Punk is not about moving towards the future. It is about your life right now, impatiently standing still. Fact: Bad people do bad things. In the new age of money, drugs, and instant satisfaction, you make your own rules. You take what you want, you don't ask. There is no responsibility. There is no guilt. If someone burns you, you should do the same to them. It's an issue of equality. Andrew Hutchinson brilliantly portrays a disturbing reality in which cold and disillusioned youths assault the comfortable middle-class world around them. This provocative, jolting novel examines the mind of a self-made monster--and questions the direction of modern life.

True auctioneering stories provide a fascinating glimpse into the world of auctions, showcasing the unique experiences and challenges faced by auctioneers. The collection highlights memorable moments, quirky characters, and the unexpected twists that can occur during bidding wars. Through these narratives, readers gain insight into the art of auctioneering and the vibrant culture surrounding it, making for an engaging read for both enthusiasts and those curious about this intriguing profession.

Focusing on the harrowing journey of two brothers fleeing Pakistan, the narrative explores their struggles and the deep traumas they encounter as they make their way to South Africa. The story delves into themes of resilience, family bonds, and the challenges faced by refugees, highlighting the emotional and physical toll of their escape.

Set against the vibrant backdrop of South Africa, this action thriller immerses readers in an exhilarating adventure that blends fiction with real-life events. The narrative explores contemporary issues in South Africa and the Indian Ocean, showcasing the region's diverse social and natural landscapes. With its fast-paced plot and rich cultural context, it promises an engaging experience for those seeking an exciting journey through this dynamic part of the world.

These haikus record the changing seasons and, in more detail, that great British obsession, 'the weather'. As we are blessed with four seasons, with so many variations and surprises within each one, is it surprising that we constantly comment on the weather? This small book hopes to record that mobile canvas of change and beauty, and is a homage to nature.