Solitary Confinement Jonathan Hicks

Solitary Confinement Jonathan HicksParachuted into France as a British secret agent, Christopher Burney was arrested by the Gestapo and thrown into a solitary confinement cell in a prison outside Paris. There he spent 526 days in complete isolation. With little human contact and nothing to distract him, Burney developed a mental and spiritual regime that enabled him not just to survive but to develop an internal resilience that enabled him to survive his subsequent time in Buchenwald

who was born in 1902

Accessibly written for the lay reader

Chronicling a history of punks at war

the suppression of women’s achievement

‘Spring 1946’

Malika Booker

to its sad decline in the 20th century

His previous books include [i]Daily Racism: The Press and Black People in Britain[/i] (co-authored with Paul Gordon)

the impact of his explorations of the bush of the Guyanese interior and a move into more abstract spacial concerns

a masterclass in precision engineering

Fish Singing Foxes

Future focuses on Romania