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Mark Davis

    Mark Davis est un documentariste, historien et photographe primé doté d'une conscience sociale aiguë. Sa fascination pour le monde perdu de la Grande-Bretagne victorienne se manifeste dans une série de livres très appréciés, souvent axés sur le crime, la privation et la pauvreté. À travers son objectif perspicace, Davis documente sans relâche les coins oubliés du passé, mettant en lumière les histoires de lieux et de personnes négligés par l'histoire. Son œuvre offre une fenêtre unique sur le passé, animée par le désir d'enregistrer et de comprendre les complexités des époques révolues.

    Under Milk Wood Revisited
    Numerical Methods and Modeling for Chemical Engineers
    Teleology
    Anxious Mark Goes to School
    Anxious Mark and the Christmas Present
    At Home with the Brontes
    • 2023
    • 2022

      Exploring the intricate relationship between immunity and societal constructs, this book delves into how concepts like possessive individualism, self-defense, and health consumerism influence our understanding of health. Through contemporary discussions and real-world examples, it reveals the cultural dynamics surrounding immunity, illustrating its profound impact on personal and collective health experiences within the healthcare and medical landscape.

      Selling Immunity Self, Culture and Economy in Healthcare and Medicine
    • 2022

      Charles Dickens' London

      • 96pages
      • 4 heures de lecture

      A photographic local journey around London exploring the myriad of places connected to Charles Dickens.

      Charles Dickens' London
    • 2021

      Mark faces his anxiety about hiking for the first time with his Dad. As they venture into nature, they encounter an unexpected challenge: litter scattered along the trails. This journey not only explores Mark's personal growth but also highlights the importance of environmental awareness and teamwork in overcoming obstacles.

      Anxious Mark Goes Hiking with Dad
    • 2021

      Exploring the often-overlooked aspects of personal finance, this book prompts readers to examine both the whereabouts and the impact of their money. It encourages a deeper understanding of financial decisions and their consequences, fostering greater awareness and control over one's financial life. Through insightful guidance, it aims to empower individuals to make informed choices that align with their financial goals.

      Crowdfunding and the Democratization of Finance
    • 2020

      Anxious Mark and the Christmas Present

      • 40pages
      • 2 heures de lecture
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      It's time for the Christmas gift exchange party, and Mark can't stop worrying about what to get his best friend! This time, the anxious thoughts get too much to bear and causes Mark to get an anxiety attack. Read on to see how Mom and Dad help Anxious Mark stay calm when the thoughts become too much to handle.

      Anxious Mark and the Christmas Present
    • 2020

      Seven Shoes

      • 342pages
      • 12 heures de lecture

      Set against a backdrop of personal growth and self-discovery, the narrative follows a protagonist navigating life's challenges through the metaphor of seven shoes, each representing a distinct phase or lesson. As they journey through relationships, ambitions, and setbacks, the story explores themes of resilience, identity, and the importance of choices. The rich character development and poignant moments invite readers to reflect on their own paths and the shoes they wear in their lives.

      Seven Shoes
    • 2020

      Mark faces his first day of school filled with anxiety and self-doubt, worrying about making friends and managing his nerves. His journey explores themes of friendship and overcoming fear, highlighting the challenges many children face when starting a new chapter in their lives.

      Anxious Mark Goes to School
    • 2019

      Race Traitors 2

      • 128pages
      • 5 heures de lecture

      Set against the backdrop of 1974 Chicago, the narrative delves into the escalating gang violence and its devastating impact on the community. Detectives Myles Sivad and Aristotle Ashford grapple with the overwhelming surge of homicides while navigating their own personal conflicts. As they confront the harsh realities of urban warfare, they strive to uphold their oath to protect the community amidst a backdrop of mourning mothers and rampant gang supremacy. Their journey reveals the complex interplay of race, culture, and duty in a city plagued by violence.

      Race Traitors 2
    • 2017

      Bradford in 50 Buildings

      • 96pages
      • 4 heures de lecture

      Explores the rich and fascinating history of Bradford through an examination of some of its greatest architectural treasures.

      Bradford in 50 Buildings