Thrown out of Oxford for a lack of funds, he rose to celebrity: author of the Dictionary, a friend to the king, companion of Reynolds, Goldsmith and Garrick.
David Nokes looks beyond Johnson's remarkable public persona and beyond the Johnson that Boswell to some extent created.
Draws on real-life stories to help readers identify with other ordinary Christians, empathizing with the strain they are likely to be under. Includes both established and newly devised exercises to assess stress levels.
An essential resource for those in search of the body beautiful, this book tackles every question the layman might have and also considers alternative options to surgery.