Doris Wagner (1) (1983–)

For someone who wants to leave the theory and get down to practical aspects, she spends a lot of time setting out her theory and imbedding every practical story in a theoretical straghtjacket. The practical examples are unsatisfying as they are too short and are not discussed as to how they could have been prevented or properly handled.

I got about half way through. It is conceivable that the final chapters are better, but I had lost all interest in the author's opinions.