Roger Clarke: 6 books

A New York Times Book Review Editor's Choice "Roger Clarke tells this [the story that inspired Henry James' The Turn of the Screw] and many other gloriously weird stories with real verve, and also a kind of narrative authority that tends to constrain the skeptical voice within… [an]...

No importa lo racionales que seamos, hay poca gente completamente inmune al miedo que provocan lo desconocido y la oscuridad. Roger Clarke traza un recorrido por los casos de fantasmas que más han obsesionado al mundo: desde los hechos reales que inspiraron el clásico de Henry James Otra vuelta...

Erica Pettinger, the rebellious daughter of an MP, finds she is the 51st girl to be taken to The Complex, run by and for the leading figures in the country, those who are above the law. She is trained and punished until she is broken, suffering all manner of emotional and sexual submission at the...

How does it feel when someone you love develops dementia? How do you cope with the shock, the stress and the grief? Can you be sure that you and your family will receive the support you need? In Telling Tales About Dementia, thirty carers from different backgrounds and in different circumstances...

This Open University Reader examines the practices of learning and teaching which have been developed to support lifelong learning, and the understanding and assumptions which underpin them. The selection of texts trace the widening scope of academic understanding of learning and teaching, and considers...

The possibility that Polynesian seafarers made landfall and interacted with the native people of the New World before Columbus has been the topic of academic discussion for well over a century, although American archaeologists have considered the idea verboten since the 1970s. Fresh discoveries made...