Sid Lowe Books

"Experience the life and times of one of the world's most colorful football players with Luis Suárez - De Autobiografie. From his childhood days playing in the streets of Montevideo to becoming the international superstar known as El Pistolero, Suárez shares the highs and lows of his incredible journey. Discover the goals, the red cards, and everything in between as he takes you behind the scenes of his life on and off the field. Don't miss his tales of humble beginnings, overnight success, and his time in the Dutch Eredivisie. Join Suárez on his journey, including a thrilling run at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, in this compelling autobiography."

A quarterly football publication filled with top-class writing from journalists and authors around the world. Issue Twelve features pieces on the Real Madrid-Barcelona rivalry, the birth of fan culture, the mysterious disappearance of a football club owner, and more. Plus, a collection of twins who looked the same but played very differently. Perfect for any football fan looking for engaging and insightful reading material.

Explore the 100-year history of the epic rivalry between FC Barcelona and Real Madrid in Fear and Loathing in La Liga. This definitive history covers more than just soccer, delving into the history, culture, politics, and economics of Spain. With exclusive testimonies and astonishing anecdotes, author Sid Lowe takes readers inside this fierce battle, from wounds left by the Civil War to Messi vs. Ronaldo. This nuanced and brilliantly informed history goes beyond the field to reveal the true story behind El Clásico.

A quarterly publication for football fans, The Blizzard features 22 engaging articles from top writers and journalists. From the story of Israel's first national team to an interview with Dennis Bergkamp, Issue One covers a wide range of topics, including the success of the academy at Le Harve and the rise and fall of Motala and its football team. With sections on theory, origins, and even a fictional autobiography from a football manager, this publication is a must-read for any true fan of the sport.

Explore Spain's tumultuous political shift in Catholicism, War and the Foundation of Francoism. Sid Lowe's groundbreaking analysis challenges assumptions about the role of the right in mobilizing against the Second Republic and the creation of Franco's dictatorship. Using previously uncovered primary material, Lowe sheds new light on the conspiracy to destroy the Republic, the Nationalist war effort, and the true origins of the Franco regime. A must-read for anyone interested in the political history of Spain.

"Managing in Changing Times" challenges traditional management approaches and explores new ideas for organizational development in today's globalized world. Distinguished writers from diverse fields provide specialized perspectives on these unique challenges, including the shifting political and economic power to Asia and the West's financial resurgence.