Ian J Harrison

Nat Penfeather is a down and out young man with no sense of direction and a healthy appetite for drugs and alcohol.However one day out of the blue a windfall comes his way and grasping the powers of the internet and a pensioners guidance, he enters the business world with not a skerrick of experienc...

Triumphant conclusions and tragic endings, things that finished with a bang and others that faded out with a whimper-this is a tribute to the moment when that final curtain closes. It's a fitting follow-up to the popular Book of Firsts (60,000 copies sold), a richly illustrated and quirky peek into ...

Britain From Above is the official book accompanying BBC’s landmark seven-part television series of the same name, hosted by Andrew Marr. The series sets out to show how the country works and the best way to see it working is from above. It will investigate Britain’s past and show how analyzing the ...

Get your best grades with this Cambridge International AS and A Level Accounting Revision Guide. - Manage your own revision with step-by-step support from experienced examiners Ian Harrison and Michael Hillman - Maintain an appropriate international focus in exams with examples and case studies from...

Exhaustively researched and in chronological order,this collection oftrivia related to crime includesfacts on the first train robbery, the last person in England to be imprisoned for denying the existence of God, and the only person to be hanged wearing a policeman’s uniform.

Provides synthetic chemists with a method for rapid retrieval of information from the literature, listing material by reaction type rather than by author name or publication date. Each updated volume will present the latest synthetic methods for preparation of monofunctional and difunctional compoun...

Triumphant conclusions and tragic endings, things that finished with a bang and others that faded out with a whimper-this is a tribute to the moment when that final curtain closes. It's a fitting follow-up to the popular Book of Firsts (60,000 copies sold), a richly illustrated and quirky peek into...