Geoffrey Craig Livres

Set in London in 1592, the story follows eighteen-year-old Constance Shakespeare as she seeks independence and opportunities beyond her father's constraints in Stratford. Navigating the complexities of city life, she encounters a diverse cast of characters, from aristocrats to con artists. Constance grapples with her brilliant yet stubborn brother, Will, and discovers the nuances that contribute to the value of a play. Through her experiences, she evolves in her understanding of both the theater and the vibrant world around her.

Focusing on the interplay between media and sustainability, this book explores how various platforms like advertising and social media depict sustainable living. It highlights the connections between individual lifestyles and larger socio-political contexts, illustrating how green lifestyle media can both reinforce consumer culture and envision a more sustainable future. The analysis suggests that everyday life is not merely a challenge for environmentalism, but a crucial arena for environmental political discourse and action.

For successful political leaders, public speaking is only half the battle. A good politician must also be a competent performer.

After a career in international banking, author-playwright Geoffrey Craig understands "tough people fighting their way through injustices." Stories about immigrants, drug dealers, factory workers and farmers highlight the strength, ingenuity, and humanity of "ordinary" men and women.