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Mike Kenny

    Oxford Playscripts: One of Us
    Oxford Playscripts: Cowgirl
    Shadows of Empire
    Graeae Plays 1
    So, Do You Like ... Stuff?
    • So, Do You Like ... Stuff?

      A Collection of Things

      • 168 stránek
      • 6 hodin čtení
      4,6(5)Ohodnotit

      Drawing inspiration from a beloved "Simpsons" quote, this collection showcases Mike Kenny's sharp wit and humor. It compiles his funniest blog entries, offering readers a delightful exploration of various topics through his unique comedic lens. Fans of clever and relatable humor will find this book a treasure trove of laughter and insight.

      So, Do You Like ... Stuff?
    • Graeae Plays 1

      • 352 stránek
      • 13 hodin čtení
      4,0(4)Ohodnotit

      Graeae Plays 1 is a unique and ground-breaking collection of new plays redefining disability. Selected and introduced by the Artistic Director of Graeae Theatre Company to celebrate 21 years of the pioneering company's work with disabled performers and writers.

      Graeae Plays 1
    • In this new book, two leading commentators critically examine the idea of the 'Anglosphere', a special alliance between the English-speaking countries of the former British Empire. Analysing its history and revival by leading Brexiteers, this is essential reading for anyone interested in post-Brexit British politics and international relations--

      Shadows of Empire
    • Growing up on the embattled Bryn Mawr Estate in South Wales, all Gemma sees are burglaries and boredom. But when the legendary Cowgirl arrives abruptly in Gemma's life, it turns out they both have a mission on their hands. It's been a long time since anyone on the Bryn Mawr Estate ever saw a cow. But they're about to get a lot closer to home.

      Oxford Playscripts: Cowgirl
    • Oxford Playscripts: One of Us

      • 144 stránek
      • 6 hodin čtení

      After narrowly surviving a bomb attack, K agrees to go undercover and spy on the radical terrorist group that is held responsible. But she soon realises that the truth is not quite as black and white as she had originally thought. Are the Brotherhood really the enemy?

      Oxford Playscripts: One of Us