Richard Lambert

How do we challenge the structures of late capitalism if all possible media through which to do do is inescapably capitalist? This urgent political question is at the heart of Peter Trawny's major new work. With searing precision Trawny demonstrates... Lire la suite

L'eau est une richesse incontestable, et même si elle écume de blancheur dans les rapides et les cascades, c'est l'or bleu des montagnes.

Par l'extraordinaire variété des paysages naturels qu'elles nous offrent et par la diversité des... Lire la suite

Richard Lambert, expert "neige-avalanche", a photographié la neige dans tous ses états durant 26 ans. Des centaine de clichés consacrent le givre, la glace, les beautés éphémères de l'hiver, marient science et poésie.
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A hotel with mysterious guests, a city where the moon wanders, an abandoned seaside pavilion, are some of the places visited in this, Richard Lambert's second collection. Structured around a movement from city to sea and always alert to the... Lire la suite

This year's six shortlisted stories for the world's richest short story prize, the £30,000 Sunday Times EFG Short Story Award. The Sunday Times EFG Short Story Award is the world's most prestigious and richest short story prize, worth £30,000 to the... Lire la suite

This book describes the origin, growth, and achievements of school broadcasting in Canada. Sections are devoted to the start of school broadcasting in each province, the establishment of national school broadcasts, and the work of the National... Lire la suite

A hauntingly poetic evocation of English surrealism meeting the Movement style - so empirical wit combines with vividly rendered dreamscapes. What makes Richard Lambert rare as a poet is the unshowy integrity which percolates through his poetics.... Lire la suite