John McAuley

A 13-year-old schoolgirl with special powers discreetly helps her schoolmates and neighbors in her small town, thwarting criminals and saving lives as an unknown heroine.Fanny's schoolmates reluctantly accept her but consider her strange.Only her best friend accepts her for who she is.

The poems in McAuley's All I Can Say for Sure range from personal archaeology and elegiac fictions of free translations to grammar wordplay for the initiated to a compassionately ironic look at the passing of life to rewired material extensions of our inner and outer spaces. McAuley's meditations upon the details of quotidian life and historical personae are rendered with the syntactical precision of a linguist and the metaphorical density of a riddler.

“A critical introduction to Organisation Theory that you can understand, apply and enjoy!” This book addresses fundamental questions such as what is organisation theory and why does it matter. It explores the historical development of organization theory from its origins right up to present-day debates. It asks what challenges it presents to contemporary organisations, and explores the solutions it can provide. Organization Theory brings a fresh approach to long-standing questions and is aimed at undergraduate and postgraduate students for whom the study of organizational theory or analysis is an integral part of their degree programme.