Nicholas Books

I would like to inform You about my thesis that describes and analyses all eight novels by Roberto Pazzi ("La Dimensione del Tempo e della Storia nelle Opere di Roberto Pazzi"). This year, in August, I completed my studies Italian Language and Literature at the University of Utrecht. Maybe you would like to know more about his work or his motivs. I very much admire Pazzi's second novel; the description of Giorgio's solitude, the lack of privacy, the invention and description of his journeys as his way of escapism, his love for Elena that will never be answered openly, al these dramatic aspects are described in the beautiful words of the poet that Pazzi used to be before he started to write his novels, and still is.

Outstanding work by a prominent commentator in the law and economics. Georgakopoulos is one of the real leaders in this area, and I've used his work in a number of my own studies and research. I strongly recommend this book for any students of government, law, economics (especially social or welfare economics), and related areas. This puts a whole new spin on the discipline.

Nicholas Playford - now Avatar Polymorph - is a masterful writer. His fourteen tales of the imagination, of bizarre transformations, are in the tradition of Poe and Borges. Fringe citizens of Australian society are revealed in ways which haunt us. His microscopic vision of how the senses affect his characters transforms our perception of their lives.


He looked at Curtis's face, examining the pores of his skin and the sliced bristles on his chin. On a scale of millimetres the phenomenal world became tangled.


These stories are subtle and innovative. They are clinically satirical and have a miniaturist visual style. His Canberra, Melbourne and Adelaide are places we have not yet seen. The ontological flux of the everyday is suddenly revealed as overwhelmingly fantastic.

The Prisoner Gains a Blurred Skin is the work of a rational being contending with the tumult of emotion. If his world is seen through a magnifying lens, that lens is also trained on us.

The Prisoner Gains a Blurred Skin was the first title released by Black Pepper.

An absolutely excellent bunch of photographs never before seen in any other book about the Last Imperial Family; they're on their yacht, at the beloved palace Livadia, at the front... everywhere. Quite a few dates are off and there are some misidentifications with Nicholas and Alexandra's daughters (rather typical, sadly enough), but it's still excellent. I recommend this to ANYONE interested in the Romanovs, even slightly. It even throws in Grabbe's views on Nicholas, Alexandra and their five children.

This book contains a broad overview of the methods and instruments of production and operation management. For me it's one of the best books to get an quick and understandable introduction to the status quo in this area. Absolutely recommended.

Profits Without Panic lays out how to separate hype from substance and emotion from reason so that you can make money with confidence. Not a book for your average day trader, but the kind of read that would have made Bernard Baruch proud.

The book is in excellent condition. True description of the book provided. Shipping was very fast. Over all very good value for money.

hey, cool, the author acutally came here! Well, what I liked about this book was that some of the really mean, bad people got knocked off. It was kind of funny, because I really disliked some of them. But, altogether, it was a fun book.

This book is a fine introduction to coping withpsoriasis. Unlike the top-selling psoriasis books that claim auniversal "cure" with some specific diet, this book hasno-nonsense practical information. It acknowledges what many patientswith psoriasis know, that "What works for one person may donothing for the next". It covers the specrum of traditionaltreatments and offers many useful tips...

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