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This thought provoking selection of photographs and poems from the author of "The Trousers of Reality" makes an inspirational gift for friends, family or even yourself.
Whether you need cheering up or not you will feel better after each time you read it.
This stylish little book will look classy on any coffee table and you will want to keep picking it up to enjoy again and again.
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This second thought provoking selection of photographs and poems from the author of "The Trousers of Reality" makes an inspirational gift for friends, family or even yourself. Whether you need cheering up or not you will feel better each time you read it. This stylish little book, along with the first volume, Light Surfaces, will look classy on any coffee table and you will want to keep picking it up to enjoy again and again.
| |  | | The Trousers of Reality
This book explores the knowledge and wisdom of 3000 years. It shows how the discoveries of the great philosophers and scientists are about what you do every day. It proposes that there is a root and branch to excellence and that skills distilled in one context can be transferred to another. As a case study it focuses on the transfer of skills between programming software and Management. It shows that the deep principles, that make both work, are reciprocal. Art, philosophy, psychology, history, science, music and DIY are explored in a search for principles that work. It shows you how to discover why they work and how to apply all of the skills you might have however you came by them. This book is for you if you would like to understand how to make best use of all of the resources available to you. It is aimed at those who see life, both work and play, as an amazing opportunity to achieve excellence and find meaning in every breath. This book will not teach you to think outside the box. It will make you question the existence of boxes.
| |  | | Under the Surface: A new perspective on Nuneaton
This series of image and verse highlights some of the delightful but simple treasures hidden in plain view, just under the surface in Nuneaton.
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