How much can go wrong in a day? How much can go wrong in a life? In this chronicle of a year of things going wrong, & just occasionally right, the author meets with triumph & disaster & treats those two impostors just the same
- which is to say with the mixture of wit, anger, vexation & candour.
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A collection of poetry that takes us on a keen-eyed journey from childhood to parenthood: from a child's perspective of her parents, through to the transition to adulthood as a single parent, then finally to the witnessing of a parent's decline & death. ...

This was kung fu legend Bruce Lee's last film & it finds him at his fighting best
- some of his moves were so fast that the cameraman
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A special, uncut edition of kung fu legend Bruce Lee's last completed film (he died before completing ' Game of Death') which finds him at his fighting best
- some of his moves were so fast that the cameraman was unable to capture them on regular speed film. Lee plays a secret agent who is sent to infiltrate a martial arts tournament presided over by a one-handed super-villain. His mission: to destroy the villain's opium-smuggling racket. The film is introduced by Linda Lee Cadwell & also included is the 1973 behind-the-scenes documentary ' Location: Hong Kong With Enter the Dragon', the documentary ' Bruce Lee: In His Own Words' & a theatrical trailer.
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