Women of Vision accompanies a travelling exhibition of the same title, curated by National Geographic. Both celebrate the work of … More
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Book review — British Life Photography Awards
The British Life Photography Awards: Portfolio 1 is a catalogue book of the winners and finalists of an inaugural event … More
Book review — World Atlas of Street Photography (Jackie Higgins)
I have not studied photography formally, but take solace that many of the 100 photographers featured in this thorough volume … More
Book review — Frank Browne: A Life through the Lens (David and Edwin DAVISON)
God can sanctify photography. With a poem by Pope Leo XIII, Colin Ford explains the basis for how Irish Jesuit … More
Book review — Touching Distance (James Cracknell)
Reading this book was always going to have a special meaning to me, as my wife had a stroke about … More
Book review – To Kill a Mockingbird (Harper LEE)
Somehow I escaped reading this essential school text, with its story of racism in 1930s American South. Living in Northern … More
Book review – Paperboy (Tony Macaulay)
Tony Macaulay is a respected professional community relations and youth worker based in Belfast. For example, he has written … More
Book review – Kosovo: What Everyone Needs to Know (Tim JUDAH)
I was once asked if I thought the Northern Ireland conflict was difficult to comprehend. Not really, I replied. What … More
Book review – The Storm (Vince CABLE)
Vince Cable is the chief economic spokesperson for the Liberal Democrats, and his lucid explanations of the credit crunch and … More
Book review — Eyewitness (Brendan Murphy)
I always wanted this book, Eyewitness: Four Decades of Northern Life, by Brendan Murphy, but the original cover price of … More
Book review – Ordinary Lives
Book review: Ordinary Lives by Allan LEONARD for Shared Future News 8 January 2009 In recent years there has been … More
Book review – Sophie Scholl and the White Rose
Sophie Scholl and the White Rose (978-1851685363), by Annette Dumbach and Jud Newborn, is a superbly well researched and presented account of an … More