Grant newman

This is The Almighty's World, and in The Almighty's World, all things are possible. Israel is a minute country, in the middle of a continent screaming for its blood. How is it possible to hate the contemporary Israeli? They live on cucumbers, tomatoes, falafel, cottage cheese and houmous. And yet.as you read this, the entire world would seem to be building itself up into an international hatred of them the world has not experienced since the 1930 s. However, thie authoresse rather embareases this world of ours by working the reader carefully and systematically through what any modern western judge; victim, or indeed perpetrator feels when dealing reasonably with a modern case of sexual harassment. Furthermore, the writer pulls any enlightened reader through the very real emotions of both plaintiff and defendant. Today's Children of Israel are as war torn and war weary as any nation possibly could have been; and they have been since 1948. And yet this marvellous, young and painfully naive yet beautifully crafted work has been put together masterfully. Five stars. Bravo!!

Called me old fashioned, but with over thirty years experience operating public services within franeworks of human resources and valuing diversty policies, I don't like PG Woodhouse(ANY OF IT) , or the word " colored'" and I find the combination of the two absolutely vile. The best thing to with these works are either binning them, or at the very best, recycling. Oh well, back to Alan Moore.

Here is a novel compact with compelling plots and subplots masterfully interwoven with fluent Anglo Saxon; Middle English; Elizabethan; Victorian and Contemporary language. With a compelling set of denouments Mr Moore commands the respect of any genuinely interested in our latterday arts as well as fine art student or practitioner.