Donald McCormick

Richard Deacon

Or, How to Keep Your Secrets

Love in Code

The French Secret Service

A leading authority on the world's secret service agencies, Richard Deacon examines in Kempei Tai the growth and development of one of the world's oldest and most effective espionage organizations, the Japanese Secret Service.

The Japanese Secret Service, Then and Now

Kempei Tai

EXPLORES AND THE DISCOVERY OF THE AMERICAS.

Madoc and the Discovery of America: Some New Light on an Old Controversy

Supports the legend that Madoc sailed from North Wales to Alabama in 1170 and returned to Wales to bring his fellow countrymen to a new nation.

Some New Light on an Old Controversy

Madoc and the Discovery of America

The Israeli Secret Service

A Study of the Lower Quinton and Hagley Wood Murders

Murder by Witchcraft

Edmund De Waal

Marina Warner

Clarrie Wallis

Richard Deacon was born in Bangor, Wales in 1949. He was one of a generation of British sculptors who emerged in the early 1980s and went on to achieve national and international acclaim. He won the Turner Prize in 1987.

Out of Order

John Caldwell

Editors of Phaidon Press

Peter Schjeldahl

Jon Thompson

Pier Luigi Tazzi

This text is a survey of the work of British sculptor, Richard Deacon, from 1972 to 1994, including sculptures, installations, drawings and models. The book presents Deacon's works photographed in his studio, in galleries around the world, and in public sites in Europe, Japan and America. Pier Luigi Tazzi explores key themes in contemporary sculpture from a European perspective; Jon Thompson provides a survey of the artist's key works over the last 15 years; Peter Schjeldahl focuses on a work called Keeping the Faith; and Deacon selects a text by Mary Douglas on the meaning of dirt.

A History of the Chinese Secret Service

John Dee: Scientist, Geographer, Astrologer and Secret Agent to Elizabeth I

Richard Deacon

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