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Along with Deb Hobz-Wyatt, James alsoco-edited Café Lit. Each story in this littlevolume is the right length and quality forenjoying as you sip the assigned drink in yourfavourite creative café. You need never feelalone again in a café. Also available as ane-book from Kindle.Family Interventions in Mental Health byNeil Withnell and Neil Murphy, lecturers inthe School of Nursing Midwifery and SocialWork, addresses the importance of workingwith families and staging effective familyinterventions as an important and logical aspectof promoting recovery in mental health nursing.and based on fieldwork conducted by theauthor and material in Sima it provides one ofthe first studies of any non-state language toinclude data from new technology.Photography & the Artist’s Book wasedited by Theresa Wilkie, JonathanCarson & Rosie Miller, all of the Schoolof Arts & Media, to highlight the renewedinterest in the relationship of photographyand the artist’s book, both as a work of artand as an alternative means of exhibitionand dissemination. The theorising of thephotographic essay, and notions of “conceptualdocumentary”, have become important areasof discourse for practitioners and theoristsalike who are interested in working with thephotograph in book form.Safeguarding children from abroad:refugee, asylum-seeking and traffickedchildren in the UK, co-edited by Emma Kelly,Lecturer in Social Work, examines the issues andproblems faced by ‘separated’ children, thatis children from abroad who are alone in theUK. With contributions from practitioners andacademics, the book considers the safeguardingneeds of separated children and how theseneeds should be met.Communication skills for Children’s Nurses,edited by Veronica Lambert, ProfessorTony Long and Deirdre Kelleher, willhelp children’s nurses to communicate withconfidence, sensitivity and effectiveness; tomeet the individual needs of children and theirfamilies. The book emphasises the importanceof listening to and respecting children’s viewsand rights, in addition to respecting parentresponsibility, rights and duty to act in the child’sbest interests.The results of a painstaking 15-year study intoone of Tameside’s most historic sites have beenpublished in a new book by University of Salfordarchaeologist Dr Michael Nevell. BucktonCastle, which overlooks Stalybridge, was builtin the 12th Century by the Earls of Chester toconsolidate their lands and protect them fromthe threat of incursion by the Scots. It wasoccupied for around a hundred years, but untilnow little has been known of it.The Structure of Mehri, by ProfessorJanet Watson, is a comprehensive linguisticdescription of two major Mehri dialect groups:Mahriyōt, the eastern Yemeni dialect of Mehrispoken in Ḥawf, and Mehreyyet, the Mehriof the Omani Najd. Mehri is the most widelyspoken of the six Modern South Arabianlanguages, with populations in eastern Yemen,western Oman, the southern fringes of SaudiArabia, and parts of the Gulf. The Structure ofMehri provides the first description of Mahriyōt,Professor Igor Shabalin published Ultra-High Temperature Materials as part of theSpringer Series in Material Science.The work is a thorough treatment of ultra-hightemperature materials with melting pointsover 2,500°C. The reader is provided with thefull qualitative and quantitative assessmentfor the materials, which could be applied invarious engineering devices and environmentalconditions at ultra-high temperatures, on thebasis of the latest updates in the field of physics,chemistry, materials science and engineering.Note: Only books published in the past 12months have been included. For an up-todatelist of all publication activities, includingconference proceedings, book chapters andreports, as well access to many peer-reviewedjournal articles, visit our open access onlinerepository at www.salford.ac.uk/usirMay 2013 | 29