David Keogh: 5 books

In the early 1960s, Ronnie and Reggie Kray are the new princes of the London underworld and business is good. Their clubs and protection rackets stretch from the East to the West End of the metropolis but they need to expand. Hemmed in on all sides by the other, ever encroaching London gangs they...

Thomas Fewtrell believes he could be one of the greatest boxers England has ever seen if only he could shake off his criminal past. In the boxing ring he is an unstoppable God of power and speed, fighting in a style of his own making that no one in 18th century England has ever seen the likes of before,...

Cash, cars, bars and stars: Generation ‘Del Boy’ has come to town.Seeds planted by the eight Fewtrell brothers back in the poverty-stricken days of the 1960s have finally grown into towering money trees and Eddie Fewtrell has the greenest fingers of them all. Twenty years of underworld...

As the 1970s roll into town, Eddie Fewtrell, the self-proclaimed King of Clubs and God father to Birmingham’s clubland has finally made it. Having seen off the infamous Kray twins and many other vicious gangs, things are going well at last. The poverty he and his seven brothers suffered in the early...

This volume explores questions which emerge from considering the relationship between nature and ethics through philosophical, theological, ethical and environmental lenses. It will examine the nature (understood as essence or character) of ethics itself and whether nature (understood as natural world)...