Sally Forth is an intriguing saga of the tribulations which bedevil the first 30 years of Sally Bridge's life from her childhood growing up with her twin sister in a highly idiosyncratic household in 1980s Oldham, to her chaotic adult life in London. Sally meets with a succession of unusual events, bizarre twists and life-changing ordeals.
The book presents an illustrated detective story that explores the elusive identity of Godot, as envisioned by the author. Through a personal journey, the author delves into Samuel Beckett's work, uncovering clues and insights that bring him closer to understanding this enigmatic figure. The narrative combines literary analysis with an engaging quest, offering readers a unique perspective on the themes and mysteries surrounding Godot.
The author shows how we use the English language to describe a selection of mathematical concepts; by explaining many mathematical games and diversions; and by including a large number of word puzzles and mathematical puzzles each of which demonstrates the close interrelationship between words and numbers.