New Releases by Paul West

When she was two, Mandy was found to be deaf and possibly brain-damaged. Suddenly it all made sense- her rages, drinking water from her potty, gobbling six bananas in as many minutes, crashing through the house with a shovel, breaking everything in her path. A child isolated from the world by the silence barrier, trying to break through with storms of sound and destruction. Now Mandy is eight, a beautiful child who holds hands and kisses people, controls her timper, has about a two-hundred-word vocabulary, and draws beautiful spider webs. She has discovered the natural world, and what might have been a tragedy has grown into a joyful celebration of life.

Textbook on management, with particular reference to business organization in respect of corporate bodies - covers legal aspects, monopoly, labour relations, etc., and includes case studies of problems of large corporate bodies in the USA.

Studies the religious uses of imagination in the works of Yeats, D. H. Lawrence, Camus, Sartre, T. S. Eliot, and other 20th century writers.

Explores Warren''s poetry and prose writings to reveal his philosophical concerns as well as the pattern of his career