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Tony Wilson

    Pigeons Do Talk
    The Last Train Home
    24 Hour Party People
    Schapelle: Evidence Facts Truth
    The Princess and the Packet of Frozen Peas
    A Boy Called Bob
    • A Boy Called Bob

      Becomes an AFL footballer

      • 224pages
      • 8 heures de lecture
      4,4(15)Évaluer

      The story follows a quirky boy named Bob, who, despite his scruffy appearance and unusual habit of sniffing footballs, is passionate about the game. His determination to become a football great, inspired by his hero Matthew Richardson from the Tigers, drives him to pursue his dreams against the odds. Bob's journey explores themes of ambition, identity, and the love of sport.

      A Boy Called Bob
    • In a humorous twist on the classic fairy tale, Prince Henrik seeks an adventurous bride, testing potential princesses with an entire packet of frozen peas under a camping mattress. Frustrated by their sensitivity, he finally meets his match in Pippa, an old friend who embraces outdoor activities and fun. This modern retelling by Tony Wilson and Sue deGennaro explores themes of friendship and authenticity, showcasing a lighthearted journey to find true love.

      The Princess and the Packet of Frozen Peas
    • Schapelle: Evidence Facts Truth

      • 256pages
      • 9 heures de lecture
      3,7(47)Évaluer

      The story follows a young woman's harrowing journey as she embarks on her first holiday in three years, only to be arrested in Indonesia for smuggling a significant amount of marijuana. Facing a death row sentence, she finds herself in a brutal prison environment while awaiting a trial that attracts intense media scrutiny. The narrative explores themes of innocence and guilt, as well as the complexities of justice in a foreign land, leaving readers questioning the truth behind her predicament.

      Schapelle: Evidence Facts Truth
    • 24 Hour Party People

      • 256pages
      • 9 heures de lecture
      3,7(40)Évaluer

      Part fiction, part reality, the story of Tony Wilson who founded the record label, Factory Records. It is a tale of music, sex, drugs, larger-than-life characters and the birth of one of the most famous clubs in the world, The Hac¸ienda.

      24 Hour Party People
    • The Last Train Home

      • 220pages
      • 8 heures de lecture
      3,7(119)Évaluer

      On Christmas Eve, three men face their individual struggles: Martin Downing battles unemployment and grief as he is engulfed by rising storm water; Stanley Barwell, a wealthy industrialist, toils alone in his office, feeling isolated; and Sergeant Craig, haunted by his experiences in Ypres, wrestles with his anger and alcoholism in a trench. Despite their vastly different circumstances, their lives are interconnected in profound ways, highlighting themes of despair, loneliness, and the human condition.

      The Last Train Home
    • Pigeons Do Talk

      • 380pages
      • 14 heures de lecture

      Set against the backdrop of a sleepy French police substation, the story unfolds with the abduction of a family in North Africa, including a teenager named Rochine. As a corrupt female executive from an undercover hostage rescue organization seeks revenge, themes of murder, deceit, and desire emerge. Rochine, caught in a web of control and manipulation, becomes a reluctant observer of her ISIS captors' dark world, intertwining her fate with the larger geopolitical turmoil following Trump's victory.

      Pigeons Do Talk
    • The story follows a small-town lawyer who takes on the defense of a Black man accused of murdering his White wife, initially perceiving it as a case of racial bias. However, the situation escalates dramatically when the FBI becomes involved, revealing deeper complexities. As a powerful cartel intervenes to ensure his client's conviction, the lawyer faces life-threatening dangers that put both himself and his family at risk, challenging his beliefs and resolve.

      A Victim Of Chance: A Pawn in a Bigger Plot
    • Consumption, Psychology and Practice Theories

      A Hermeneutic Perspective

      • 198pages
      • 7 heures de lecture

      Focusing on the theory of practices research, this book offers a comprehensive platform for academics and researchers across various disciplines, including Marketing and Sociology. It explores the philosophical foundations of the theory and its evolution, bridging past and present hermeneutics. By providing a shared framework, it aims to enhance understanding and facilitate further research in the interconnected fields of communication and social practices.

      Consumption, Psychology and Practice Theories
    • Consumer response to global media branding is explored as a cognitive process crucial for both the advertising industry and academic research. The book emphasizes the importance of interpreting reactions to screen advertising within local cultural contexts, suggesting that this understanding is essential before conducting any quantitative studies.

      Global Advertising, Attitudes, and Audiences
    • Musical Strategies

      And Its Relativity to Mental Function and Social Life

      • 58pages
      • 3 heures de lecture

      Exploring the profound impact of music on the human mind and behavior, this book delves into how these effects shape relationships and society. It begins with a concise history of music relevant to its themes, followed by an introduction to music theory and the psychological reception of sounds. The conclusion presents scientific evidence supporting the arguments, along with recommended listening material to enhance the reader's understanding and appreciation of music's influence.

      Musical Strategies