Kerr: 550 books

Described as “the Greatest Batsman in the Country” by sportswriters of his era, Dennis “Big Dan” Brouthers compiled a .342 batting average, tying with Babe Ruth for ninth place all-time, and slugged 205 triples, eighth all time, in 16 major league seasons. He won five batting and on-base percentage...

Citizenship through Secondary History reveals the potential of history to engage with citizenship education and includes: a review of the links between citizenship education and the teaching and learning of history an analysis of how citizenship education is characterised, raising key issues...

South and Southeast Asia continue to be extremely critical regions, deeply intertwined and bound in many ways by centuries of intersecting histories. As the recent experiences of rapid and transformative political and economic changes in several countries in these two regions illustrate, these changes...

American football and postmodernist theory are both objects of popular and scholarly interest that reveal remarkable sociological insights. Analysis of media-driven commercial football documents how narratives of sportsmanship/brutality, heroism/antiheroism, athleticism/self-indulgence, honor/chicanery, and chivalry/sexism compete and thrive.

The Truth is out there! But do we care? Gurt from Zimpac explains it this way. "My mission is to make a deal for water. Earth has more water than the rest of the universe combined. With one-tenth of it we can meet all our water needs for the next thirty thousand millennia. In return we...

Rudi Markovi is running for President - and he has the press clippings to prove it. Accompanied by his campaign manager, Slater Thompson, Rudi tours the country in his old, green van in search of votes and free publicity. But it's what he finds instead that makes life interesting. He...

The essential guide to London for anyone who has a problem getting around, including wheelchair users, slow walkers, elderly people and families with buggies. Researched by a team of both disabled and non-disabled people this completely new edition offers an up-to-date guide to accessible...

Londres, año 2013. Un psicópata está dejando un macabro rastro de sangre por toda la ciudad. La inspectora jefe Jakowicz, encargada de resolver el caso, descubre que el asesino se llama Wittgenstein y sus víctimas Darwin, Byron, Kant, Spinoza, Keats, Locke, Dickens, Bertrand Russell, Sócrates......

Berlín, marzo de 1943. Las temperaturas son gélidas y la moral está por los suelos tras la derrota en Stalingrado. Bernie Gunther ha dejado la brigada criminal y trabaja para la oficina de crímenes de guerra. Llegan informes que hablan de una gigantesca fosa común en un bosque cercano a Smolensko,...

Año 1950. Bernie Gunther deja Berlín huyendo de una absurda acusación y llega a Buenos Aires. Allí se entera del brutal asesinato de una joven, que por su peculiar modus operandi guarda inquietantes similitudes con otro asesinado que él investigó cuando ejercía de detective de homicidios en...

Transcurre el año 1949. Harto de ocuparse del hotel de su suegro situado a un paso del campo de concentración de Dachau, en Alemania, y con su esposa ingresada en una institución mental, el sardónico detective Bernhard Gunther ha decidido ir tras los pasos de un famoso sádico, uno de los muchos...

FÚTBOL. CRIMEN. SEXO.LA SERIE DE LA CHAMPIONSEl equipo de Scott Manson disputa un partido crucial de la Champions en Atenas. La derrota sería una mala noticia pero no la peor. Una de las estrellas cae fulminada sobre el césped. ¿Un ataque al corazón o algo más turbio?UNA NOVELA VALIENTE SOBRE LA HOMOSEXUALIDAD Y EL RACISMO EN EL FÚTBOL