'Being like water' is essentially six years worth of thoughts, dreams, considerations, realisations and points of discussion which eventually developed and cohesed into something more holistic and directed. The overriding theme of this book is that following the gospel of Christ is the most effective way of adapting to the world and events in your life. It is an attempt to explain WHY this works and why it changes people's lives for the better every day. Also to place the belief system into a wider contemporary spiritual context.

This book is for dog lovers all over the world who love to spoil their loyal companions. There are many of us who truly care about our pets, their well-being and their lives entangling with ours. They are true family members and bring so much joy to all who own them. There are over 60 "Beg-Worthy" Quick and Easy Dog Treat Recipes created by a chef and dog-lover, Charlie Fox. The full colour, humourously-written book includes vegetarian, gluten-free and special occasion dog food recipes, BARF diet advice (aka Bones And Raw Food diet), general dog health and nutritional considerations. There are also uniquely tailored, delicious recipes for dogs with allergies, diabetes, heart problems as well as recipes that use a dehydrator. You can also learn how to make your own dog shampoo, other dog grooming tips - and much more guaranteed. Every good dog (and naughty one too ) deserves to be spoiled. This book is the ultimate reward for those wonderful dogs give so much and expect so little in return - only love, a warm cosy bed and hopefully, some tasty food

This Young Monster is a hallucinatory celebration of artists who raise hell, transform their bodies, anger their elders and show their audience dark, disturbing things. What does it mean to be a freak? Why might we be wise to think of the present as a time of monstrosity? And how does the concept of the monster irradiate our thinking about queerness, disability, children and adolescents? From Twin Peaks to Leigh Bowery, Harmony Korine to Alice in Wonderland, This Young Monster gets high on a whole range of riotous art as its voice and form shape-shift, all in the name of dealing with the strange wonders of what Nabokov once called 'monsterhood'. Ready or not, here they come...

Contemporary British artist Heather Phillipson works across video, sculpture, online projects, music, drawing, and poetry. She will be the next artist to exhibit work at the Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square and has been selected as Tate Britain's 2021 Duveen Galleries commission. Other recent commissions include Sharjah Biennial 14 and the Martin Gropius Bau, Berlin, and her solo projects range from Art on the Underground's flagship site at Gloucester Road, an online work for the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago and a major solo show at BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art. This first monograph on the artist traces the evolution of her practice. Alongside the artist's own writings, the book will feature three newly-commissioned essays by writer and curator Laura McLean-Ferris, the experimental London-based writer Charlie Fox, and Professor Chus Martinez. The book explores the wide variety of media used by the artist to investigate the power structures and contradictions of contemporary life.

Over a brief, twelve-year career, the Iranian director and playwright Reza Abdoh broke all of the conventions of American theater, pushing actors and audiences past their limits to create hallucinatory, at times nightmarish, dreamscapes shot through with humor, song, and an unlikely spirituality. His productions addressed the bitter political realities of his time- the systemic devaluation of black life, governmental indifference to the AIDS crisis, sexual repression, genocide in Europe, and war in the Middle East-with harrowing eloquence. Just before his death he ordered that his plays should never be performed again. Profusely illustrated, the catalogue contains new essays on the influence and reception of Abdoh's works in theater, film, and video, published and unpublished interviews with the director, and conversations with his friends and colleagues, as well as scripts of his plays and contemporary reviews.

'Ways to Wander' is your invitation to experiment with a whole range of different ways to 'go for a walk'. Rather than picking up a map and following a footpath, the book offers 54 intriguingly different suggestions, tactics and recollections, all submitted by artists (most of them involved with the Walking Artists Network). There are plenty of ideas you can just go out and try, but others are more performative or explore the psychological, cultural and philosophical aspects of walking Pop the book in your back pocket, leave it in your rucksack, share it with friends and take them on a walk, use it in creative workshops, read it as if each instruction were poetry, engage with each page as visual art or as a performance activity, let it remind you of places you've been or walks you'd like to do. When the moment takes you, be inspired by the variety of inventive and reflective ideas mapped out here and then simply... wander.

The Energy Arts Holistic Energy/Meditation/Breathing For Health/Martial arts/Life. The energy arts techniques are based upon un-complex ancient teachings which have since been adopted and complicated by belief systems, commercialisation and other traditions and limited to techniques rather than the founding principles of: of : Taoist breathing Qi Gong Yogic breathing The energy arts taught are non mystical. This means is not attached to a belief system.Whether you are a Christian, Buddhist, Hindu, Muslim, Atheist, humanist, wiccan, taoist etc ...If you are human this will work. It is TECHNIQUE. It is NOT: -A life improvement course. -Finding out who you are. -A cult. It most likely WILL improve your life and help you find youself but thats incidental to the meditation. It just HAPPENS as a result of practice. It is NOT SUPERNATURAL in any sense. This is learning harnessing and more consciously directing NATURAL processes of the body.

This book is for dog lovers all over the world who love to spoil their loyal companions. There are many of us who truly care about our pets, their well-being and their lives entangling with ours. They are true family members and bring so much joy to all who own them. There are over 60 "Beg-Worthy" Quick and Easy Dog Treat Recipes created by a chef and dog-lover, Charlie Fox. The full colour, humourously-written book includes vegetarian, gluten-free and special occasion dog food recipes, BARF diet advice (aka Bones And Raw Food diet), general dog health and nutritional considerations. There are also uniquely tailored, delicious recipes for dogs with allergies, diabetes, heart problems as well as recipes that use a dehydrator. You can also learn how to make your own dog shampoo, other dog grooming tips - and much more guaranteed. Every good dog (and naughty one too ) deserves to be spoiled. This book is the ultimate reward for those wonderful dogs give so much and expect so little in return - only love, a warm cosy bed and hopefully, some tasty food

'Being Like Water' is essentially six years worth of thoughts, dreams, considerations, realisations and points of discussion which eventually developed and cohesed into something more holistic and directed. The overriding theme of this book is that following the gospel of Christ is the most effective way of adapting to the world and events in your life. It is an attempt to explain WHY this works and why it changes people's lives for the better every day. Also to place the belief system into a wider contemporary spiritual context.

Work for the Dole is not a new idea. It was introduced in Victoria in 1932 and became one of the battlegrounds of unemployed politics. The provision and administration of sustenance, relief work, eviction of tenants from their homes, the issue of free speech-these were the major issues confronting unemployed workers and their families and organisations, and they fought successive governments over each one. Written in a pleasingly clear and accessible style, this absorbing work shows how complex unemployed politics was, and situates it in the long history of agitation by unemployed workers. It takes issue with the prevailing historical orthodoxy that unemployed workers in Australia during the Great Depression were introspective, politically apathetic and concerned only with survival. It shows that, to the contrary, they were active, organised and remarkably successful in their aims. It also shows that government unemployment relief was as much a product of this agitation as it was of government policies and preferences. Yet the movement was always pulled in other direction; by the hunger and poverty of its members, by their need simply to survive, by the diseng