The essays presented in The Ian Willock Collection on Law and Justice in the Twenty-First Century by those who knew Ian Willock as well as those who have been inspired by his concerns represent the wide compass of Ian’s interests. These range from a concern with the development of legal regulation to the relationship between social change and the justice system, as well as his particularly interest in the limitations on the accessibility of the justice system. This tribute provides a microcosm of the changes and shifts which occurred in legal education and the legal profession in the years between 1964 and the current century. The profound impact of Ian Willock’s life work is evident through the wide-ranging essays in this collection.

The original Welsh stories of these beloved characters and their world for the first time in English The stories in Tales of Merlin, Arthur, and the Magic Arts deal with well-known figures from medieval Britain who will be familiar to many readers-though not from the versions presented here. These freshly translated tales emerge from the remarkable and enormous sixteenth-century Chronicle of the Six Ages of the World by the Welshman Elis Gruffydd. Tales of Merlin, Arthur, and the Magic Arts revives the original legends of these Welsh heroes alongside stories of the continued survival of the magical arts, from antiquity to the Renaissance, and the broader cultural world of the Welsh. These stories provide a vivid and faithful rendering of Merlin, Arthur, and the many original folktales left out of the widespread accounts of their exploits.

The story is set in the United Kakedom, an island bigger than Iceland and smaller than Greenland. It is a circular island containing four countries of exactly the same size - like four quarters of a cake. These countries are Eggland, Sconeland, Pieland and Waffles. The people who live there are called crumbs. The crumbs are ruled by a Queen and she is helped by her Prime Minister. At the time of this story the Queen's name is Cranberry and the Prime Minister's name is Mrs Cheese Sandwich. Cheese Sandwich is married to Ham, a writer. They have two pugs called Louie and Zucchie, adopted from a rescue home. Unknown to the Sandwiches, prior to meeting the pugs Louie made a promise to a lady pug; that he and Zucchie would give her the world's tastiest bone. The world's tastiest bone belonged to the Ancient Egyptian King, Pug Tootandfarten. It has been lent by the Egyptian Queen, Juniper, to the Museum of Bones in Eggdon, the capital city of Eggland. No pugs are allowed inside the museum, only labradors. Louie decides to build a robot labrador to steal the bone. The robbery is successful, but Queen Cranberry has ordered two hounds from the Dog Police to catch the thieves. If the bone is not returned to the Cairo Museum, Queen Juniper has threatened that Egypt will not sell the United Kakedom any Bogtrax toilet paper. The United Kakedom will be in the poop, as Egypt is the only manufacturer of toilet paper in the world. If the pugs are caught they face a trial, watched by the crumbs of the United Kakedom, and a prison sentence. If the pugs are found guilty Cheese Sandwich will lose her job, and the pugs will lose their home.

Two young lovers, separated by circumstance, find each other despite distance and war. Jack fears he will never see Susan and his child, but in the horror that is Vietnam, he comes across the clue that will result in their reunion. A story of love war and the strength of the human spirit. From Brisbane to Boston, Sydney to Saigon, this story will tug at your heartstrings

Jack and Susan Riordan return to their farm. However, he retains his commission in the army reserve. On an exercise in northern Australia, he encounters pirates and frees a ship they had captured. The pirate leader, a Muslim extremist, vows vengeance. He pursues Jack to the USA, where his attempt at terrorism fails. Back in Australia, Jack and Susan fight drought and falling markets until they finally triumph and established a farming dynasty. But danger still lurks in the form of two more terrorists who break out of jail and seek to kill Jack and his family. Will they survive?

The story of Jack Riordan, who served in two wars, acquired a sawmill and finally, the farmland he always craved. A fabulous story of pioneering spirit, bravery, hard work and the support of a loving family.

Occupied France is under the control of the Nazis, but there are some who will not accept this state of affairs. Dominique is one of these. She helps downed airmen escape into Spain, until she meets Jack, an Australian bomber pilot. They fall in love but are separated by the war. After the war, Dominique searches for Jack without success. More than forty years later, Dominique's daughter discovers what had happened to her father. Finally, she comes to Australia to meet her relatives, who do not know of her existence, and in the process, finds a true love of her own. Book 1 of the Jack Riordan Trilogy

Patrick and Michael ('young Jack') go on a hiking trip to Europe with their girlfriends. They stumble upon a lost cache of WW2 gold and set in motion a chase across Germany, where they uncover a blackmail attempt on the USA by a former Stasi General. They are captured and escape and help the CIA andf the Germans to avoid the threat.

Hans is an old soldier, a refugee from post-war Germany. Patrick Riordan befriends him and learns his story. When the old man is arrested and charged with war crimes in the camps in Poland, Patrick and his father Jack set off for Europe to find his missing sister to prove his identity. Meanwhile, the real criminal has been living in Florida. He flees after being recognised by a camp survivor and goes to ground. In Europe, a group of old Nazis try to stop Jack and Patrick finding the truth and exposing the real criminal, They send men to kill them and the sister they find. They have not bargained on a man like Jack Riordan, and their attempts fail. Their activities bring them to the attention of the Israelis who have hunted them since the war's end. Will they save their friend, or will the real criminal be brought to justice?

When Peter Andrews is called to British Columbia to identifiy the body of his brother, he finds himself embroiled in an international plot to inflict great damage on the United States. It is a plot that has been ten years in the making, the brain child of a Middle Eastern madman. Peter meets Lucy, a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the famed 'Mounties', and together they battle to uncover and foil the plot. This is an explosive and erotic story, filled with action, a story that will set your heart racing, a story that shows how vulnerable we all are to the actions of any dictator with an insane agenda. It reminds us once more that the price of peace is eternal vigilance.

This is one man's story, a man whose skill with horses becomes legendary. Through two World Wars, The Great Depression and into the twilight of his years, he loses his sweetheart and his brothers to the war, until, in later years, he finds a kind of love and happiness. A story of the futility of war, but of the great bonds between a man and his horses, bonds he valued more than the bonds between man and woman.