Forthcoming Titles

News of future titles - 2010/2011

All information subject to change

Access not excess
CA Pasternak
Seventeen essays by authors from the US, Europe, Africa and Asia on global feeding topics such as public health, food policy, nutrition, agriculture and industry. Solutions are sought through the questions the authors ask.
Target publication Oct 2010 (SG)

Obesity illustrated
AP Hills
A vade mecum of essential information in graphic and tabulated form to inform guidance on fitness, nutrition and health for sports coaches and instructors and many others.
Target publication Sept/Oct 2011 (SG)

Case studies in research ethics
Paula McGee
A selection of ethical problems in research in humans with discussion and commentary. Reprinted from the journal Research Ethics Review.
Target publication October 2010 (SG)

Duties of patients in clinical research
TJ Steiner
In order to protect volunteers in medical research there needs to be a discussion, such as this, of the essential nature of the research and of the essential participation of patients. Reprinted from the journal Research Ethics Review.
Target publication October 2010 (SG)

Frank Ramsey: a memoir
Margaret Ramsey
Frank Ramsey died in 1930 at the age of 26. His contributions to philosophy, mathematics and economics mark him as the equal of Wittgenstein and Keynes. This personal family account is both a period piece and a reminder of how modern economic philosophy was formed.
Target publication December 2010 (SG)

Michael’s story
Michael Koyama
This novel is the account of the life of a university professor who taught in top US universities. His father was executed for treason when he was 6, his mother a Thai princess. Michael’s life combined academia and the secret service. Though fiction this is a penetrating glimpse of intercultural life.
Target English publication May 2011 (NP)

My guardian demon
compiled by Anita Halina Janowska
Correspondence of Andre Tchaikowsky and Halina Janowska 1956-1982 Translated from Polish
As literature, memoir of the post-war world and as the record of unusual ‘love affair’ between two talented artists their letters are a mesmerising read. Andrzej Tchaikowsky (aka ‘The second Tchaikovsky but no relation) was a very talented pianist and since his death has been recognized as perhaps Poland’s greatest post-war composer. It is his donated skull David Tennant held in Hamlet. The title is Andre’s homage to Rimbaud his artistic soul-mate.
Target English publication Oct 2010 (NP)

Smith-Gordon (SG) is a publishing imprint of CLE Group
Nishimura Publishing Ltd (NP) is a UK company
Further information from publisher@smithgordon.com

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