"Klartext" by Richard Marsden follows the journey of an outspoken and idealistic journalist named Ben, who uncovers a web of deceit and corruption within a powerful corporation. As he digs deeper, he faces threats and intimidation, forcing him to confront both his personal beliefs and the ethical dilemmas of truth-telling in a world that often values silence over transparency. With gripping suspense and a fierce exploration of integrity, the story delves into the conflict between journalistic duty and the safety of those who dare to speak out, ultimately questioning what it means to stand up for the truth. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

There are 208 pages in this book. This book was published in 2003 by Hodder Education .

Ian Maun has moved from full-time teaching - including long experience as an MFL head of department - to full-time freelance language work, including the writing of language resources, examining, PGCE lecturing at Exeter University, and translation. Richard Marsden is an experienced and well-respected author of several coursebooks and resource books for secondary French and German, including Je t'ecoute, and Klartext. With many years' experience as head of a Modern Languages department, he now works as a full-time freelance teacher trainer, examiner, inspector and writer.