943 results for 'Buziak, Cari'

Lou is a shy and diligent librarian who has resigned herself to a life of quiet desperation. Her days blend together in a haze of dusty hours spent cataloguing the possessions of Colonel Cary, a man...

New Minimalism: Decluttering and Design for Sustainable, Intentional Living This book offers a fresh approach to decluttering and sustainable living. By exploring your emotional relationship with...

Elgar Introduction to Organizational Stress Theories by Kimberly E. O'Brien and Cary Cooper provides a comprehensive review of job stress frameworks and presents guidance for theoretical...

The human experience is often understood as unique and separate from the natural world. However, this assumption can lead to contradictions and disconnections within ourselves and with others. Eric D...

The Hedge Witch A Threadneedle Novella by Cari Thomas is a captivating tale set in a magical world. Rowan visits her aunt, Winne the hedge witch, in the Welsh countryside to hone her skills and...

Frances Marion was Hollywood's highest paid screenwriter for almost three decades, penning nearly 200 films and winning Academy Awards for writing "The Big House" and "The Champ". This biography...

Close-Up Great Cinematic Performances Volume 1: America presents in-depth analyses of singular performances by prominent actors in cinema history. The essays explore how performance reflects a...

The New Normal: The Transgender Agenda by Lisa Nolland, Carys Moseley, Carlos D. Flores and Rick Thomas. This book explores the growing ideology that individuals can recreate their gender identity...

Sophia Loren's memoir takes readers on a journey through her life, from the struggles of her childhood in war-torn Italy to her rise as a screen legend. Born into poverty and hardship, Loren shares...

Gavin MacLeod's remarkable journey spans over six decades, from his early days as a character actor to his iconic role as Captain Stubing in The Love Boat. In this memoir, he shares stories of his...

A killer's gruesome method of disposal has shaken a quiet Yorkshire community. A head is found on a spike in one woman's front garden, and another is discovered on the edge of a field. As Detective...

The Science of Occupational Health Stress, Psychobiology, and the New World of Work by Ulf Lundberg and Cary Cooper provides a comprehensive understanding of the impact of work-related stress on...

FBI Special Agent Jeff Rinek's 30-year career with the FBI has seen him tackle some of the most heinous crimes against children. In this unflinching look at his work, Rinek shares his experiences in...

The Jack of Souls by Stephen Merlino is a tale of magic and mischief. In this epic fantasy series opener, Harric, an outcast rogue, must break a curse that will bring about his death unless he finds...

William Holden: The Life of an American Legend William Holden was a pivotal figure in Hollywood's golden age, bringing a unique blend of vulnerability and charisma to the screen. His on-screen...

The Money Queen's Guide For Women Who Want to Build Wealth and Banish Fear by Cary Carbonaro explores the unique relationship women have with money. From financial security for family support,...

Beyond the Black Lady: Exploring African American Middle-Class Female Sexuality. Lisa B. Thompson examines how black middle-class female sexuality is represented in narrative literature, drama, film,...

The Jermyn Street Shirt is a treasure trove of sartorial showbusiness anecdotes and style tips from some of the big screen's most dapper stars. For over a century, Jermyn Street in St James's, London...

Sherlock Holmes investigates a mysterious haunting at Torre Abbey. Lord Cary requests his assistance after strange occurrences and unexplained deaths plague his family home. As the situation...

The Jack of Souls is a fantasy adventure that follows Harric, an outcast rogue who must break a curse laid on his fate before his 19th birthday. As the day approaches, he faces supernatural forces...

Jayne Mansfield: A Star Beyond the Spotlight Eve Golden's biography offers a joyful account of the life behind the persona. This is the first definitive study of Jayne Mansfield, exploring the smart...

A Second Chance at Love Ten years ago, Alex Cary's fiancé broke his heart and left him with nothing. He's since built a successful career as a home chef, but trust has been a luxury he can no longer...

The Harlem Renaissance: A History and an Anthology by Cary Wintz provides a comprehensive overview of this pivotal period in African American intellectual and cultural life. Spanning from World War I...

The Global Seed Vault: A Vast Storehouse of Biodiversity Located in a remote Norwegian archipelago, this vast underground repository holds more than half a billion seeds from the world's most prized...

Katharine Hepburn: A Life Beyond Legend This biography delves into the life and persona of Katharine Hepburn, one of Hollywood's most enduring stars. William J. Mann explores her remarkable journey...

Cary Wolfe's Art and Posthumanism explores the relationship between contemporary art and philosophy in relation to our place in the nonhuman world. This book examines how posthumanist theory can...

The Apology Impulse: How the Business World Ruined Sorry and Why We Can't Stop Saying It By Cary Cooper and Sean O'Meara, Kogan Page Limited, 2019. In today's world of outrage culture and on-demand...

Cary Wolfe's What Is Posthumanism? explores the possibilities and implications of thinking beyond traditional humanist boundaries. By examining bioethics, cognitive science, animal ethics, gender,...

Lucky Armstrong has pulled off the heist of a lifetime with her boyfriend Cary. But when things go wrong, she finds herself alone and facing an unexpected windfall - a lottery ticket worth millions...

Readings in Renaissance Women's Drama Criticism, History, and Performance, 1594-1998 by S. P. Cerasano and Marion Wynne-Davies provides a comprehensive overview of the study of Renaissance women's...

Red Room: New Short Stories Inspired by the Brontës is a collection of twelve new stories by some of Britain's most accomplished writers. These authors have won prestigious prizes for their work,...

Disciplinarity and Dissent in Cultural Studies by Cary Nelson and Dilip Parameshwar Gaonkar explores the challenges faced by cultural studies as it seeks to establish itself within academic...

Discover the lives and work of four ambitious Renaissance women who defied convention to make their mark in 16th-century England. Ramie Targoff's groundbreaking narrative sheds light on the private...

Ciaran McGurk's plans for a new life in London are put on hold when a family emergency brings him back to his hometown of Glenkerry, County Wicklow. His old friend Rosie O'Malley turns to him for...

Critical Environments: A Pragmatist Orientation for Postmodern Theory. This book offers a fresh approach to postmodern theory by advocating for a pragmatist perspective. Cary Wolfe argues that...

Maurice and His Dictionary A True Story is the remarkable tale of Cary Fagan's father, who was forced to flee his home in Brussels after the Nazi invasion in 1940. With determination and...

A treasure trove of Hollywood's Golden Age is revealed in this collection of rare notes, memos, and telegrams. Compiled by producer Rocky Lang and film historian Barbara Hall, the book features...

George Giusti: A Designer's Visionary Work George Giusti was a renowned Italian-born designer whose unique aesthetic and multidisciplinary talents earned him widespread acclaim. His designs adorned...

Game Changers: The Unsung Heroines of Sports History by Molly Schiot is a beautifully illustrated collection of rarely seen photos and stories about women who changed the face of sports in the...

Dead Catch by Cary J. Griffith is a suspenseful novel filled with fast-paced action. When two conservation officers discover Holden Riggins' fishing boat, they find him near death and another body...

Bad Humor: Race and Religious Essentialism in Early Modern England by Kimberly Anne Coles explores how concepts of lineage, religion, and nation converged to create a pseudoscientific system that...

Mike Rotunno was a man who knew everyone at Chicago's Midway Airport. As a photographer for one of the city's newspapers and later for the airlines, he captured the lives of those who passed through...

The American Civil Wars: A Continental History, 1850-1873 by Alan Taylor presents a pivotal twenty-year period in North America's transformation into nations. At its center is the tumultuous American...