The Case of the Lonely Accountant (The Finder Mysteries) by Simon Mason

The Case of the Lonely Accountant (The Finder Mysteries) by Simon MasonBournemouth 2008, the height of the financial crash. Don Bayliss, a timid and well mannered accountant, vanishes after leaving his office before a scheduled meeting. His wife is both perplexed and distraught. His clothes are found discarded at the mouth of Poole Harbour. After seven years of searching with no firm leads, the investigation is closed, and Don is presumed dead. Until, sorting through his possessions, his wife finds a garish business card

religious beliefs and justice systems

and to come out as a ‘grand old man’ of the gay rights movement in the 1970s

to find a paradise

the violent death of her parents while she was still a child convinced her that human fear is more potent than any witchcraft

William Mann offers a deep and comprehensive look at Lauren Bacall

Bibliotherapy traces the history of how therapeutic reading evolved - including the important role played by the best writers such as the Stoics

why Shakespeare never ended a line with the word orange

Christianna Brand

who are always asking questions about the prehistoric world

As well as all the outbreaks of seething tension between the US and its European allies - and the counter-moves of rival powers - this is also an account of just how often in those postwar years that we all stood on the edge of the most terrible abyss

He can't think about that too much

IN THIS VOLUME: Hell Joseon by Elisa Shua Dusapin • The View from the North by Lee Hyeonseo • Lessons in Democracy by Jiyoung Choi • plus: the Samsung Republic and the most militarized border in the world