Collection: Reference

Subject: Bibliography 14p

Subject: Bibliography 13p

Through the eyes of its inhabitants, this work portrays the 19th-century underworld, a place of 'night houses' and cigar divans, of street people like the running-patterer with his news of murder, and entertainers like the Fire-King.

'The Moon's A Balloon' takes readers back to David Niven's childhood days, his expulsion from school and to his army years and wartime service. After the war, he returned to America and there came his Hollywood success in films such as 'Wuthering Heights' and 'Around the World in 80 Days'.

Traditional religious beliefs have reflected, and grown out of, the structures of the societies that produced them. Cupitt looks at religious change, arguing that, while our societies need faith, religion must move away from traditional concepts.