The Leaders Toolbox: Applied Concepts of Leadership, is a practical and transformative guide to successful leadership and supervision techniques for leaders in all fields and experience levels. The book uses metaphors in a teaching style to reference 23 fundamental and timeless principles of outstanding leadership. Written in a short, sweet, and to the point quick reference format style, this book reveals a roadmap that will enhance any leader on their journey to lead and motivate their assigned crews. Inspiring and down to earth, the author cuts to the chase on how to be a leader and why leadership is creative and artistic in nature versus managment which is scientific and methodical in nature. Read this book and reap boundless rewards and grow to be the leader you were destined to be www.toolboxleadership.org is the author's leadership blog.

In mid twentieth century Britain, after the experience of total war, evil was not an abstract concept but a palpable reality. How was evil understood, and how did this understanding influence notions of English national identity? This book examines the lives and works of C. S. Lewis, Charles Williams, and J.R.R. Tolkien, members of the British literary club Inklings. It probes representations of evil, Englishness, gender and the erotic in their fiction and shows specifically how their science fiction, horror, and fantasy was a response to the moral and human devastation of two world wars. The book suggests that the Inkling's middle brow literature opens a window on a wider sense of uncertainty and longing about Englishness in the eve of decolonization and decline, while showing that the philosophical and theological make up of the group was more diverse than has been previousely represented.