Dominic Holland: 5 books

Sometimes in life, things happen for a reason. Little things. Tiny things that appear incidental at the time but go on to have life changing consequences. Sometimes good and sometimes bad. A Man's Life is a heart rending and beautiful novel that draws on this theme. Break-time at St. Edmunds School...

Story of how a kid dances his way from London's West End all the way to Hollywood and eclipses his 'celebrity' dad along the way. Written with great affection by a dad as proud as he is bemused and unsurprisingly so, since all of this happened by complete fluke. No planning. No drama lessons let alone...

Local baker, Bill Baxter loves his football club. Upset at a bad loss, in a fit of pique, Bill omits to put any jam in to a batch of jam doughnuts. Unbeknownst to Bill, a rogue jamless doughnut sets in train a ripple of anger which grows until it engulfs the whole country. Careers are ruined, fortunes...

*All of the author's proceeds from this novel will go straight to Anthony Nolan and help save the lives of people with blood cancer*Ricky Randal’s having the worst morning of his life. And there are still eighteen holes to go.It’s the final day of the British Open, and storm-clouds...

In this important new text, Holland seeks to explain, by means of social scientific and philosophical inquiry, the difficulties that researchers often experience when attempting to integrate knowledge from different academic disciplines, either individually or as part of a team of subject specialists....