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David Swift's A Left for Itself offers a critical examination of the British left's current trajectory. The author argues that the rise of 'left-wing hobbyists' and performative radicals has led to a...

Left-Handedness: Causes and Consequences For those who are among the 10% of people who are naturally left-handed, life can be challenging. From being forced to write with their right hand at school...

Sinn Féin & The Politics of Left Republicanism explores the ideological and organisational origins of Ireland's third-largest party. Eoin Ó Broin examines the party's history, recent development, and...

Adaptation: The Shooting Script is a screenplay that tells the story of an orchid collector, a journalist, and a screenwriter who become entangled in their own adaptation of each other's stories...

Lives on the Left: A Group Portrait of Intellectual Engagement This collection brings together sixteen extended critical interviews from New Left Review, offering a diverse and nuanced portrait of...

A Theory of Adaptation by Linda Hutcheon and Siobhan O'Flynn explores how creative adaptation is central to storytelling. The authors examine various media, including film, opera, video games, music,...

Left Is Not Woke by Susan Neiman explores the complexities of modern left-wing politics and the concept of "woke". The author argues that the terms 'left' and 'woke' are often used interchangeably,...

The Two Lefts: Chavez, Venezuela, and Contemporary Left-Wing Politics by Teodoro Petkoff This collection of ten essays offers insight into the Venezuelan political landscape through the eyes of one...

Adaptive Control by Karl Johan Åström and Björn Wittenmark provides an in-depth introduction to the theoretical and practical aspects of adaptive control. This comprehensive text covers techniques,...

Theatre and Adaptation: Return, Rewrite, Repeat by Margherita Laera explores the diverse ways in which contemporary theatrical productions adapt existing works. Seventeen interviews with...

Leftovers: Tales of the Latin American Left offers a comprehensive update on the region's left-wing movements. Over the past decade, the left has undergone significant changes, with some countries...

Left of Boom tells the story of a young CIA operative who defied expectations to become one of the agency's most successful clandestine operators in Afghanistan.After graduating from college, Douglas...

Thorny Devil Lizards and Other Extreme Reptile Adaptations by Lisa J. Amstutz explores the fascinating ways in which reptiles have adapted to their environments, allowing them to thrive in diverse...

Left Americana: A Radical History of US Social Movements This collection of essays explores the pivotal role of the Left in shaping America's social and political landscape. From the Haymarket...

Eurocommunism represents a pivotal moment in the evolution of the European Left, marking a significant shift towards a new paradigm. Emerging in response to the social and political upheaval of 1968,...

The Adapters: How the Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Industry is Adapting and Innovating to Connect the World! This book brings together the stories and insights of Gutsy Genius Thinkers in the...

Left and Right: A Distinction with Continuing Relevance Today. The collapse of communism and the decline of Marxism have led some to claim that we have reached the 'end of history', and that the...

Human Adaptation by Howard Morphy and G. A. Harrison is an in-depth exploration of the concept of adaptation across four major fields in the human sciences. The book examines genetic aspects,...

Inside Left is a memoir by Roger Truelove that offers a unique and introspective look at his life. The book provides an honest account of his experiences, exploring themes such as identity,...

Develop your skills in translating stories from page to screen with this step-by-step guide to the process of screen adaptation. Learn how to interrogate a novel or short story, convert fictional...

The New Left: A History by William L. O'Neill provides a concise critical history of the New Left movement in America during the 1960s. This narrative explores the thinking, people, and events that...

Paul Muldoon's poem "Why Brownlee Left" is a masterful exploration of abandonment and loss. In this sonnet, Muldoon subverts the traditional image of a farmer at work, instead focusing on the plow...

Left-handed Calligraphy is a comprehensive guide to mastering the art of beautiful handwriting. Written from the left-handed perspective, this book provides a unique approach to calligraphy that sets...

Adapting Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale and Beyond explores the complex relationship between authors and their adaptations in various media. This collection delves into the work of Canadian...

Left Behind: The Kids follows the story of teenagers who were left behind when Jesus Christ returned to earth. Determined to stand up for their faith, they face numerous challenges as they navigate...

A Revolution in Military Adaptation: The US Army in the Iraq War by Chad C. Serena offers a critical examination of the US Army's experience in the Iraq War, highlighting the challenges posed by an...

A humorous guide to navigating the complexities of modern dating. Swipe Left offers practical advice and witty insights into the world of online dating, helping you avoid pitfalls and find success in...

Science Left Behind: Exposing the Fallacies of the Anti-Scientific Left By Alex B. Berezow and Hank Campbell PublicAffairs, 2014 The left's aversion to science is often misunderstood as a...

For a Left Populism by Chantal Mouffe In Western Europe, a significant shift is underway, marked by a "populist moment" that signals the crisis of neoliberal hegemony. This phenomenon pits right- and...

Between 1939 and 1942, Harvard University recruited 268 healthy undergraduates to participate in a groundbreaking study of human life cycles. Nearly forty years later, George E. Vaillant, the...

The British Left and Zionism: A History of a Divorce By Paul Kelemen Manchester University Press, 2012 This archive-based study explores the complex and often contradictory relationship between the...

Adaptive Action: A Simple Process for Guiding Your Organization into Reflective Action This book introduces a straightforward approach to navigating uncertainty, rooted in the study of chaos and...

Thomas Lux's latest collection of poems, To the Left of Time, is a thought-provoking addition to his oeuvre. Spanning three sections, this new work features over fifty original poems that showcase...

If you see digital technology as an opportunity to meet customer needs more effectively, this book is for you. As a digital leader, you're likely looking to help your organisation adapt and thrive in...

Landon Dorch wants to be like everyone else. But his deafness and the way he talks have always felt like insurmountable obstacles.Now, with the chance to fit in, Landon plans to use his size to his...

Desert Animal Adaptations explores how animals have adapted to survive in one of Earth's most challenging environments. From the scorching heat to the scarce rainfall, these remarkable creatures have...

Oroonoko Adaptations and Offshoots by Susan B. Iwanisziw presents a unique collection of literary works that explore the postcolonial applications of Aphra Behn's re-entry into the literary canon...

This collection of essays explores the concept of adaptation in horror cinema, examining how filmmakers draw upon and transform existing texts to create new works. From classic films by Alfred...

The European Left and the Financial Crisis by Michael Holmes and Knut Roder explores the impact of the 2007-8 global financial crisis on left-wing parties in Europe. Despite expectations that the...

Television and Serial Adaptation by Shannon Wells-Lassagne explores a key aspect of television's development that has been relatively overlooked. The practice of adapting pre-existing narratives is...

The Left Is Seldom Right by Norman Berdichevsky explores the notion that a considerable segment of the American public is misled by the terms "RIGHT vs. LEFT", which often present facts in an...

Left Behind by Sharon Sala When a trip to the bank turns into a robbery, Jubilee PD Officer Wiley Pope's training and protective instincts kick in. His life is turned upside down when Linette Elgin,...

The Art of Screen Adaptation: Top Writers Reveal Their Craft by Alistair Owen Adapting a beloved book for the screen can be a daunting task, but what makes it successful? How do you balance...

A new stage adaptation of one of Pratchett's most popular novels. In this gripping tale, a murder is reported - but the truth is far from clear. William de Worde, the Discworld's first investigative...

Adapting any story into a screenplay can seem daunting, but with a clear approach, it's achievable. This guide provides a step-by-step process for transforming novels, short stories, articles, and...

The buildings left behind by Hitler's regime remain a complex and uncomfortable legacy. For nearly fifty years after World War II, many were left to crumble, with post-war Germany unsure how to...

Ocean Animal Adaptations by Julie Murphy explores the fascinating ways in which ocean animals have evolved to thrive in their underwater environments. From the deep-sea creatures that can survive in...

Left in the Shadows explores the remarkable story of John Bridgetower's life, a testament to resilience and the unyielding pursuit of freedom. Born into slavery, Bridgetower defied expectations with...

Transmedia Adaptation in the Nineteenth Century explores how early adaptations of literary works shaped their cultural reception and enduring relevance. By examining stage plays, literature, art, and...

Screen Adaptation Beyond the Basics: Techniques for Adapting Books, Comics, and Real-life Stories Into Screenplays by Eric R. Williams. Take your screenwriting skills to the next level with advanced...

Writing From the Left: New Essays on Radical Culture and Politics by Alan M. Wald This collection of essays explores the intersection of radical politics and cultural history, arguing that the left...

This 2020 volume of essays explores Labour and left-wing politics in Britain during the 1980s, a decade marked by significant social change. Leading scholars examine various aspects of left-wing...

The Politics of the Musical Theatre Screen Adaptation: An Oxford Handbook provides an in-depth exploration of how stage musicals have been adapted for the big screen. From early sound films to more...

One House Left by Vincent RalphA new twisty horror novel from New York Times bestselling author Vincent Ralph. A curse haunts Murder Road, where tragedy strikes every few years in a different house...

The Wives Left Behind by Lk Wilde In 1840, Cornwall was shaken by a murder that would change the lives of two women forever. The trial of the century began, and the fates of Sarah and Maria hung in...

Left-handedness has long been viewed as an anomaly, but what if it's not just different - it's actually better? Cartoonist James T. de Kay explores this idea with humour and wit, drawing on research...

A chilling novel of psychological suspense awaits in "The Last Girl Left". Five years after a horrific mass murder, Tessa Chamberlain returns to the scene of the crime, facing her fears once more...

The Routledge Companion to Adaptation offers a broad range of scholarship from this growing field. It explores adaptation in various forms, including theatre and dance, radio, television, and new...

Complex Adaptive Leadership: Embracing Paradox and Uncertainty explores the dynamic process of leadership in complex systems. Nick Obolensky draws on his extensive experience, research, and teaching...

Adaptive Filtering Prediction and Control is a comprehensive survey of the theory behind adaptive algorithms in linear discrete-time systems. The authors explore natural extensions to nonlinear...

The Radical Left in Britain 1931-1941 by James Jupp explores the history of radical left-wing movements in Britain during a pivotal period. This study examines the development and impact of various...

The Machu Picchu Mystery A (Dyslexia Adapted) Monstacademy Mystery by Matt Beighton In the mountains, secrets are hidden in plain sight. When children at a local school for monsters start...

Keir Milburn explores the emergence and impact of Generation Left, a phenomenon that has been shaping contemporary politics. Emerging in response to the 2008 financial crash, this generation is now...

The Moment She Left by Susan LewisA gripping novel about secrets and their devastating consequences. When a young woman disappears without trace, ex-detective Andee throws herself into the search. As...

On the Left Bank of the Tiber explores thirty-two years of teaching at the Gregorian University in Rome. This period is filled with stories of students, professors, visitors, Italian friends and...

The Left in China: A Political Cartography by Ralf Ruckus provides a unique perspective on the history and present state of leftist politics in China. Tracing the evolution of oppositional movements...

Murder at sea leaves only one thing certain: the pursuit of wealth. In this gripping novel by John D. MacDonald, a boatload of cash sets off for the Bahamas with no survivors, no evidence, and no...

Last Booth On The Left by Anthony Cancelliere is a thought-provoking novel that explores the human desire for happiness and the sacrifices we are willing to make to achieve it. When faced with an...

My Left Skate: The Extraordinary Story of Eliezer Sherbatov is a first-person biography of a young hockey player who overcame incredible adversity to achieve his dreams. After a freak accident left...

The Woman Left Behind by Linda Howard is a gripping suspense novel that will keep you on the edge of your seat. When Jina Modell's base is attacked, she manages to escape but is left stranded and...

Connie K Walle's What's Left is a poignant collection of poems that explore the complexities of love, loss, and the human experience. With wit and verve, Walle tackles themes both humorous and...

Amsterdam 1945. A young mother's desperate decision to hide a Jewish girl with a baby in her attic sets off a chain of events that will change lives forever.Fast-forward to 2018, and Sarah discovers...

Relive one of the greatest moments in cinematic history with this stunning adaptation of director Tim Burton's 1989 film. This graphic novel perfectly captures the moody atmosphere and gothic...

A Dark-adapted Eye by Barbara Vine is a rich and complex novel that explores the darker aspects of human nature. Faith Severn's life has long been overshadowed by the mystery surrounding her aunt,...

Owen Jones examines the Labour party's last attempt to transform Britain, tracing the movement's rise and fall in a compelling narrative. The book offers an insider's honest appraisal of the Left's...

Beyond Social Democracy: The Transformation of the Left in Emerging Knowledge SocietiesThis book examines the decline of social democratic parties and how they can adapt to remain relevant. Despite...

Verdun: The Left Bank offers a fresh perspective on one of the most pivotal battles of World War I. This in-depth study explores the background to the Battle of Verdun and delves into the first three...

Great Adaptations In the Shadow of a Climate Crisis explores the diverse and often overlooked stories of human adaptation to climate change. From innovative solutions in urban environments to...

The Life You Left by Carmel Harrington is a heart-wrenching story about a woman's desperate search for her missing husband. Sarah Lawler's ordinary day takes an unexpected turn when she receives no...

Shakespeare and Adaptation Theory by Sujata Iyengar offers a fresh perspective on the theory and practice of adapting Shakespeare to different genres and media. Organized around key metaphors, the...

Dunkirk: The Men They Left BehindBy Sean Longden, Constable, 2009This meticulously researched account reveals the story of the 41,000 British soldiers who were left behind after the evacuation of...

A powerful and thought-provoking novel about the lives of Korean comfort women during World War II. Based on the testimonies of dozens of survivors, "One Left" tells the story of a woman who was...

Discover how animals have adapted to survive in their environments. This book explores the unique strategies used by animals that hide, from polar bears and sidewinder snakes to tigers and sharks...

Rumi's Mathnavi A Theatre Adaptation by Joe Martin is a reader's edition of a stage adaptation of Rumi's six-volume work. First published in 2020, this book provides an authentic taste of Rumi's...

A Brief Global History of the Left by Shlomo Sand explores the evolution of the idea of equality and its impact on collective action. From the Diggers and Levellers of seventeenth-century England to...

The Oxford Handbook of Adaptation Studies brings together forty new essays from leading scholars in adaptation studies and distinguished contributors to create the most comprehensive volume on...

When Light Left Us by Leah Thomas is a nuanced exploration of human nature and the bonds that hold families together. When a mysterious figure named Luz appears in the lives of three siblings,...

Anti-Semitism and the Left by Ian Hernon is a thought-provoking examination of the complex history of anti-Semitism within socialist movements. This book delves into the roots of this phenomenon,...

Things Left Unsaid by Courtney Walsh is an emotional novel about family, friendship and forgiveness. Ten years after a tragic event, Lyndie returns to her childhood summer home, Sweethaven, for her...

The God of the Left Hemisphere by Roderick Tweedy explores the connections between William Blake's concept of 'Urizen' and modern neuroscience's understanding of left hemisphere brain activity...

Confronting Antisemitism on the Left: Arguments for SocialistsDaniel Randall explores how left-wing ideologies have been distorted to justify antisemitic attitudes, tracing the origins of this...

The United States today faces a crisis that can only be addressed by a robust and self-respecting left. Yet, the idea of a left seems to have been discredited. In this thought-provoking book, Eli...

Survival of the Fittest: Adaptation is set immediately after the events of Survival of the Fittest: Metamorphosis. As society has been ravaged by a global pandemic, survivors are gradually brought...

Shakespeare and his works are being reimagined in new and innovative ways, thanks to advances in digital media. In "OuterSpeares: Shakespeare, Intermedia, and the Limits of Adaptation", scholars...

A New Politics from the Left by Hilary WainwrightThis urgent polemic argues that a new politics for the left is needed, one that comes from the bottom up and is based on participatory democracy...

A Midsummer Night's Dream - An Adaptation for Children by Geof Walker is a retelling of Shakespeare's classic comedy, adapted for young readers. In this version, two sets of couples navigate love and...

Adaptation and Appropriation by Julie Sanders explores how texts are connected to existing art forms. This new edition examines multiple definitions and practices of adaptation and appropriation,...

A supernatural suspense novel that blends genres including mystery and the paranormal, Wife of the Left Hand is set in the American South. Avery Dufresne's life is turned upside down when she...

Adapting Performance Between Stage and Screen by Victoria Lowe provides a new foundation for discussions about theater and film. This book establishes a framework for considering adaptations between...