Islington's People: Changes in Our Working Lives Philip Montgomery after three decades of spurious

after three decades of spurious identities

He then left MI6 to become a full-time novelist

Head reimagines the peaks and valleys of a defining teenage friendship in the Ozarks where he spent his adolescence

Turbeville would deliberately be playful with her images – xeroxing

the outlook of an unperturbed explorer and his recording of exact location when photographing turns them into testimonies to a time when an increasingly warm climate is precipitating the disappearance of the glaciers

Islington's People: Changes in Our Working Lives Philip Montgomery after three decades of spuriousFirst edition of Islington's People: Changes in Our Working Lives by Ed Barber (1987) First impression Small format paperback in near fine condition Signed and dated by Ed Barber with dedication to photographer Nick Hedges Some slight wear and toning to cover, there is a soft crease to bottom of back cover Some very slight toning to extremities of pages Otherwise, pages clean, binding firm About Documenting changes in the working lives of people in