Anarchy
- 640pagine
- 23 ore di lettura
Magic has returned and the world is returning to its natural ways in the second in the Advent trilogy by critically-acclaimed Treadwell.
James Treadwell Libri
James Treadwell, ex accademico specializzato in letteratura britannica del XVIII e XIX secolo, si dedica ora alla scrittura di romanzi fantasy, una vocazione forse seminata da incontri formativi con miti antichi e racconti epici. La sua opera invita i lettori in mondi intrisi di lontano, solenne e strano, attingendo a un fascino durato una vita per la mitologia e la letteratura fantasy fondamentale. Treadwell fonde magistralmente la profondità accademica con la narrazione fantasiosa, creando racconti che risuonano con una ricca comprensione del patrimonio letterario. I suoi romanzi fantasy sono viaggi in regni sia familiari che meravigliosi, infusi con lo spirito delle saghe epiche e delle mitologie fondamentali.
Offering a comprehensive overview of key themes in criminology, this essential introduction serves as a concise guide for undergraduate studies. It is designed to clarify complex topics, making it an invaluable resource for students navigating their criminology courses.
Arcadia
- 528pagine
- 19 ore di lettura
The highly anticipated third and final instalment in the Advent trilogy by critically acclaimed Treadwell.
Advent
- 451pagine
- 16 ore di lettura
Magic is returning - and the world will be utterly changed. The first of a debut fantasy trilogy by the most exciting new talent of the decade.
Focusing on the intersection of ethnography and criminology, this textbook offers a comprehensive exploration of qualitative research methods within the field. Treadwell provides practical guidance on conducting ethnographic studies, emphasizing the importance of understanding social contexts in crime. The book includes case studies and critical reflections, making it an essential resource for students and researchers interested in the cultural and social dimensions of criminal behavior.
A masterful historical crime from an author praised by the Sunday Times and the Guardian for The Infernal Riddle of Thomas Peach. This is the equally unique, witty, absorbing follow up.