Duncan McKenzie Livres

Featuring a series of laugh-out-loud anecdotes, this collection showcases real-life tales of foolish criminals and their absurdly misguided actions. Each story highlights the ridiculousness of their crimes, providing insight into the often comical side of lawbreaking. This entertaining read promises to keep readers amused with its blend of humor and true crime, illustrating just how far some will go in their attempts to evade the law.

In Training the Boy's Changing Voice, renowned vocal coach Duncan McKenzie provides a comprehensive guide to navigating the difficult and often awkward process of male vocal development. This book is a must-read for any young singer, choral director, or music teacher.

Featuring comprehensive updates, this field guide explores the rich avian diversity of Kruger National Park and the adjacent Lowveld, detailing over 550 bird species. It provides birdwatchers with essential information, enhancing their experience in one of Africa's premier birding destinations.

Combining elements of true crime and deception, this narrative explores the bizarre antics of inept criminals alongside the cunning exploits of master con artists. It delves into outrageous scams and the audacity of those who attempt to outsmart the system, drawing parallels to notorious figures like Anna Sorokin and the Tinder Swindler. Readers will encounter a mix of humor and intrigue as the stories unfold, revealing the thin line between brilliance and foolishness in the world of crime.

The Last Fancy Dan charts maverick footballer Duncan McKenzie's rise through the ranks at Nottingham Forest, before signing a record transfer deal for Leeds United during Brian Clough's infamous 44-day stint at the club. Following a spell in Europe with Anderlecht, McKenzie subsequently entertained crowds at Everton, Chelsea and Blackburn Rovers.