Fernandez Britten is the messenger who would view being shot as a blessing. Battered by remorse over the lives he has ruined, he clings to the hope of redemption through delivering, just once, a truth with a positive impact. & so Britten & his 'unconventional' partner, Brulightly, take on the case of suicide Berni Kudos. ...

Interweaves discussion of a compelling music with tender & balanced accounts of Benjamin Britten's intense friendships with adolescent boys. This book explores how these relationships helped Britten maintain links with his own happy childhood & the profound influence they had on him. ...

One of the hallmarks of Benjamin Britten's music is his use of boys' voices. Interweaving discussion of the music he wrote for & about children with interviews with the boys whom Britten befriended, this book deals with the subject of the composer's obsessional, yet strangely innocent relationships with adolescent boys. ...

This collection of eight "lectures" by pianist, Graham Johnson, is based on a series of concert talks given at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama as part of the Benjamin Britten festival in 2001. The focus of the book is on Britten's songs, starting with his earliest compositions in the genre. ...

Describes & illustrates 34 species of brittle stars, sea urchins, & feather stars inhabiting the coastal waters of Puget Sound, the Alaska Panhandle, & British Columbia. This book contains photographs & illustrations to help identify the species in each class: 24 brittle stars, 8 sea urchins, & 2 feather stars. ...

Peter Kosminsky writes & directs this television drama about two young British Muslims, brother & sister, whose experiences post 9/11 drive them in opposite & conflicting directions. Sohail (Riz Ahmed), an undergraduate law student, joins MI5 & is soon undercover investigating a possible terrorist cell. Meanwhile, his sister Nasima (Manjinder Virk), a Leeds medical student, soon becomes disillusioned & bitter at the state's constant targeting of her local Muslim community. ...