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Sir Kyffin Williams was a painter of remarkable talent and vision. This biography, told in conversation with his friends, offers a unique insight into the life and work of Wales's greatest painter...

The Addis Ababa Massacre: Italy's National Shame In February 1937, Italian forces unleashed terror on the residents of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Over three days and nights, thousands were killed in...

Cornish Milestones: The Development of Cornwall's Roads in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries by Ian Thompson. This book explores the history of road development in Cornwall, focusing on the...

A gripping modern crime novel by Barbara Vine. When Sandor rescues a homeless young man from a Tube train, he makes it clear that the boy's life now belongs to him. As their story unfolds, Joe learns...

Sir Ian McKellen and Sir Trevor Nunn's new production of King Lear promises to be one of the greatest tours in theatre history. However, behind the scenes, the stage was set for chaos. As understudy...

This unique literary project brings together authors from Europe, Asia and Africa to share their own stories and poems. You'll discover a range of themes, including relationships, disability, loss...

The Book of Lieder: The Original Texts of Over 1000 Songs by Ian Bostridge. This comprehensive collection brings together the core texts of German song, spanning over two centuries. Featuring more...

We Are the Romani People by Ian F. Hancock is an insightful introduction to Roma life, culture and society. Written from a personal perspective as a member of the Romani community, this extensively...

Brexit: What the Hell Happens Now? by Ian Dunt explores the implications of Britain's decision to leave the EU. A searching examination of Brexit, this book delves into the complexities of the...

Dead in the Water by Ann Granger is set against the backdrop of a treacherous winter in the Cotswold village of Weston Saint Ambrose. As Christmas approaches, a young girl's body is discovered...

Yorkshire's rich history and diverse landscapes are woven into a tapestry of poetry in this collection. Edited by Ian McMillan, a native son of the county, these poems capture the essence of the...

The Jungle Books presents Rudyard Kipling's stories in their entirety, beautifully illustrated by Ian Beck. This collection includes extra material for young readers and fun activities.Join Mowgli,...

The Resistible Demise of Michael Jackson is a thought-provoking collection of essays that explore the enduring impact of popular culture. Written in the aftermath of Michael Jackson's death, these...

Mental Health Social Work Reimagined by Ian Cummins is a critical and radical call to return to mental health social work that prioritises personal relationships and emotional connection. In this...

A sumptuous collection of hospitality design from around the world is presented in this inspiring book. Over 200 designer and boutique hotels are showcased, along with iconic designs by leading firms...

Weird Tales 299 (Winter 1990/1991) by Jonathan Carroll is a collection of four stories and contributions from notable authors. This special issue features all artwork by Thomas Kidd, adding to its...

Rory's Room of Rectangles by Ian Eagleton Rory loves his dad and his step-dad, Tony, and he's not sure who to make a special card for on Father's Day. Feeling torn, Tony surprises him with a trip to...

Before Jamie Fraser met Claire, there was another story to be told. In 1740, young Jamie Fraser has left Scotland and is running with a band of mercenaries in France. Both men have good reason not to...

The Middle Ages are often misunderstood as a dark and unchanging period. In reality, this was a time of profound cultural change that transformed life between 1000 and 1600. Ian Mortimer reveals how...

Discover the world of Doctor Who with this comprehensive introduction to the beloved television programme. Since its debut over fifty years ago, Doctor Who has captivated audiences with its unique...

The Impossible Dead is a gripping police procedural by Ian Rankin. When a colleague is suspected of corruption, Internal Affairs investigator Malcolm Fox is tasked with uncovering the truth. However,...

Twisting and turning its way through great cities and towns is the eternal navigation: a network of canals that fed the industrial growth of our country. Today, we might consider our waterways a...

Cricket is blessed with quality prose and gifted writing. The game's nobles and gentlemen often combined wit and banter with skill and knowledge. Their quotes, intellectual insights, and outlandish...

A Guide to the Methodologies of Homeopathy by Ian Watson is a comprehensive guide to homeopathic prescribing methods. This updated edition includes several new chapters and features case histories...

Environmental and Architectural Psychology: The Basics by Ian Donald is an accessible introduction to the relationship between people and their natural and built environment. It explores how design,...

Olivia and the Fairy Princesses by Ian Falconer is a humorous tale about a pig's quest for individuality. Olivia feels overshadowed by the many princesses around her, so she sets out to find...

Ian Scott Massie's Places of Pilgrimage is a unique record of his travels to over 75 locations around Britain. He explores the spirit of place through words and paintings, revealing the personality...

The Irish midlands landscape serves as the backdrop for Minor Monuments, a collection of essays that explore the physical and philosophical power of sound and music. Ian Maleney's work delves into...

Paper: An Elegy explores the significance of paper in our civilization. From its creation to its various uses, paper has played a crucial role in shaping our world. However, with the rise of e-books...

Giacomo Casanova was one of the most fascinating and enigmatic figures of his time. His life was marked by extravagance, deception, and romance, leaving behind a trail of memoirs that have captivated...

Shadow Woods: A Search for Lost Landscapes explores the countryside through an unconventional lens, inviting readers to reevaluate their relationship with nature. By examining ancient woods and treed...

A Mile and a Half of Lines: The Art of James ThurberThis collection celebrates the work of American cartoonist, writer, and playwright James Thurber, marking the 125th anniversary of his birth. With...

Get Hired Now! offers practical advice for accelerating your job search and landing your next great opportunity. With an insider's view of how employers make hires, Ian Siegel shares step-by-step...

Dr. No, the first James Bond film, premiered at the London Pavilion in 1962 and went on to launch a cinematic phenomenon that has endured for decades.This comprehensive study of Dr. No explores its...

Albert Upside Down by Ian Brown is a charming tale about a pet tortoise named Albert who finds himself stuck upside down and unable to reach a tasty treat. With the help of his garden friends, he...

A gritty and intense crime novel set in Newcastle, suited to readers of Ian Rankin and Robert Galbraith. Trevor Wood's debut is a gripping tale of a homeless veteran turned amateur detective. When...

Ian McMillan's latest collection brings together a wealth of poetry from his previous publications and new, unseen works. A master of humorous observations and witty commentary, McMillan shares his...

A gripping thriller that will keep you guessing until the very end. When a young woman from a small town in Maine is found dead, Detective Ian Bird's investigation leads him to uncover a shocking...

The elegance of science lies in its beauty and simplicity. Ian Glynn explores how scientists across various fields find elegance in their work, from Pythagoras' theorem to Watson and Crick's...

Tracing Your Glasgow Ancestors is a comprehensive guide to researching the history of Glasgow and its people. Written by Ian Maxwell, this book explores the city's development from a minor cathedral...

Stalinist Realism and Open Communism: A Malignant Mirror or Free Association by Ian Parker explores the complexities of communist ideology. This thought-provoking work examines the tensions between...

The Geek's Chihuahua: Living with Apple In our daily lives, we're constantly surrounded by Apple devices - from our phones to traffic lights. But what does this mean for us? In "The Geek's...

The Comfort of Strangers is a novel by Ian McEwan that explores the complexities of human relationships and the darker aspects of human nature. When a couple's intimate connection is disrupted, they...

Bodies, Brains & Bogies is a humorous and informative guide to everything about the human body. Paul Ian Cross takes you on a journey through the fascinating ways our bodies work hard to keep us...

The Perkin Warbeck Conspiracy: 1491-1499 By Ian Arthurson Perkin Warbeck's claim to be Richard, Duke of York, sparked one of the most infamous conspiracies in English history. This first full...

Is Technology Making Us Sick? A Primer for the 21st Century by Ian Douglas explores how our increasing reliance on technology is affecting society. Modern technology has transformed the way we live...

Little Wolf, Pack Leader by Ian Whybrow is a humorous tale about two wolfcubs who form their own pack after being rejected by their neighbour's group. Determined to prove themselves, they set out on...

On September 16th, 1952, six members of an expedition stood at the edge of history, seven hundred miles from the pole and eight thousand feet up in the Greenland ice-cap. They were the only humans...

Chekhov's The Seagull is a powerful exploration of the writing process. It delves into the frustrations and fulfilments of putting words on a page, capturing the struggle for new forms in theatre...

The Play of Law in Modern British Theatre by Ian Ward explores how contemporary theatre engages with legal and political issues. This book examines various genres in modern drama, including...

Tales for Twilight offers a chilling collection of Scottish ghost stories spanning two centuries. From early eighteenth-century writers to contemporary authors, this anthology brings together a...

You've Got to Have a Dream: The Message of the Musical by Ian Bradley This book offers a thought-provoking analysis of musicals from a spiritual, theological and philosophical perspective. Written in...

The Hard Boys Meet Dr. Frankenseed (Case #2) by Ian Cadena In this second case for the Hard boys, Ethan and Justin face a mysterious series of power-outages and turbulent weather that threatens to...

Ian Hutchinson's poems are diverse and powerful, tackling themes of loss, mortality, and the human experience. With a tone that is both humorous and spiritual, this collection of verse aims to make...

Jerusalem, a comic and contemporary vision of life in England, tells the story of Johnny 'Rooster' Byron, a local waster and Lord of Misrule, on the morning of St George's Day. As the council...

Charlie Mortdecai, art dealer and aristocrat, finds himself at the centre of a diplomatic crisis when a stolen Goya painting disappears. The theft is causing tension between Spain and its allies, but...

A Bunch of Amateurs by Ian Hislop is a hilarious comedy about a fading Hollywood action hero who arrives in England to play King Lear. However, he finds himself in a small Suffolk village instead,...

Birmingham Jo and Ian's marriage is hanging by a thread. Their lives have been forever changed by two horrific accidents that have plagued their family for generations.Jo catches a glimpse of a young...

Age of the City: A Financial Times Book of the YearBy Ian Goldin and Tom Lee-Devlin, this book explores why cities are at a crossroads - and hold our destinies in the balance. From ancient centres to...

The Vikings by Ian Heath is an authoritative exploration of these fascinating warrior-explorers. The book delves into their epic journeys and the ships that enabled them, as well as their methods of...

For students taking Mathematics Analysis and Approaches SL, this study aid provides comprehensive support and guidance. Ian Lucas's book offers detailed explanations, examples, and practice exercises...

An Asperger Dictionary of Everyday Expressions by Ian Stuart-Hamilton is a comprehensive guide to understanding idiomatic expressions. With over 5000 entries, this revised and expanded edition...

Ian Shapiro's latest work offers a thought-provoking exploration of democratic theory. Drawing on insights from John Locke and James Madison, Shapiro examines the foundations and evolution of...

Ian Felice's The Moon Over Edgar invites us into dreamscapes of ash and shadow, where sleep becomes a doorway to strange and fantastical realms. Linked sonnets weave together an uncanny narrative,...

Ian Jackson's Amusings offers a unique approach to humour and satire, presenting thought-provoking stories that tackle a wide range of subjects. From domesticity to politics, these micro narratives...

A Book of Death and Fish by Ian Stephen is a deeply personal and reflective novel. When writing his will, Peter MacAulay sets in motion a series of thoughts that take him on a journey through his own...

Three Cheers for Lucia! A New Mapp and Lucia Novel by Ian Shepherd is a continuation of the story featuring E. F. Benson's beloved comic creations, Mapp and Lucia. Lucia lies in a coma, awaiting a...

Ian Parks' new collection explores the tensions between poetry and politics, the public and the private. Accompanied by the voices of those who have been lost to history, Parks delves into sites of...

Lose weight and lower your blood sugar levels with this 5-week plan. Dr Ian K Smith's BLAST the Sugar Out! provides simple, affordable, and accessible food to help you control carbohydrates and drop...

Albert and the Shed by Ian Brown When a storm hits, pet tortoise Albert takes shelter in the garden shed. But when he finds himself locked inside, his friends must act fast to rescue him. With their...

Solar by Ian McEwan is a novel about a Nobel prize-winning physicist whose life is in disarray. His fifth marriage is struggling, and he finds himself torn between his wife's infidelity and his own...

Susie Gibbs introduces this energizing collection of poetry to help you start your day with optimism and confidence. Featuring contributions from renowned poets such as William Wordsworth, G.K...

Harold Jarman: A Sporting Legend from Bristol. Harold Jarman is a name synonymous with sporting excellence in Bristol. With an incredible 500+ League appearances for Bristol Rovers, he scored over a...

Discover the secrets to rapid e-commerce growth and scale your online business to $10 million plus with this ultimate guide. Written by Ian Hammersley and Mark Hammersley, two brothers who have been...

Armed with Anger: How UK Punk Survived the Nineties by Ian Glasper is a comprehensive exploration of the pivotal era in punk history. As the 1980s gave way to the 1990s, the UK Punk underground...

A gripping psychological thriller that will keep you guessing until the very end. When a young woman from a small town in Maine is found dead, Detective Ian Bird's investigation leads him to uncover...

Clinically Dead: I've Seen Heaven and Hell is a profound account of one man's extraordinary experience with death and the realms beyond it. After being stung by five box jellyfish while diving, Ian...

Website Strategies - Inspire, Engage, Convert by Ian R. Clayron is a practical guide to building a solid website messaging strategy and attracting the right audience.This manual provides actionable...

Leadership - Lessons from the Ancient World: How Learning from the Past Can Win You the Future by Arthur Cotterell, Roger Lowe and Ian Shaw. This unique book offers a fresh perspective on leadership...

Navigating Uncertainty: Radical Rethinking for a Turbulent WorldBy Ian Scoones, Polity PressThis book explores how to navigate uncertainty in a rapidly changing world. Drawing on experiences from...

A Gravedigger's Tales by Ian Shipley is a unique and fascinating account of life as a village gravedigger. The author recounts his 28 years of experience, sharing stories of mishaps, misadventures,...

Explore the world of cinema with this engaging puzzle book. Packed with history, facts, and images of famous movies, stars, and directors, it's an entertaining challenge for film enthusiasts and...

Witch Hunt by Ian Rankin is a gripping thriller that delves into the world of terrorism and international intrigue. When Interpol's efforts to track down the elusive terrorist known as Witch fail,...

Harold Godwineson's legacy has been overshadowed by the events of October 1066. This book sets out to correct this distorted image, presenting Harold's life in its proper context and offering a...

A Student's Guide to Numerical Methods by Ian H. Hutchinson provides a clear and concise introduction to numerical methods for students in physics and engineering. This accessible textbook focuses on...

Deep Purple's 1993 departure from lead singer Ian Gillan marked a turning point for the band. Ritchie Blackmore's subsequent exit was a dramatic consequence, but it paved the way for Steve Morse to...

Lily by Ian McEwan is a collection of essays that explore the complexities of human experience. The book brings together writings from various authors, including John McGahern, Alexander Fuller,...

The Fatal Gate: Book Two in The Gates of Good and Evil series by Ian Irvine. Stranded warriors from another realm, the Merdrun, are desperate to regain contact with their summon stone and reopen a...

The Preacher and Sermon Preparation: A Guide to Preaching Meaningfully from the Bible by Ian Fleck. Preaching is an essential part of church life, allowing the Word of God to be proclaimed in a way...

Videogames are often seen as the medium of the 21st century, but Ian Bogost argues that this perception is misleading. In "How to Talk about Videogames", he explores the paradoxical nature of games,...

The Curse on the Chosen A Tale of the Three Worlds by Ian Irvine. In a world torn apart by conflicting futures, Nish flees his father's rule, pursued by those who believe he betrayed them. His quest...

At seven levels, this series offers exciting reading for every student's capabilities. Jungle Love is an original fiction selection that combines carefully graded readers with engaging stories.The...

Improving Schools Using Systems Leadership Turning Intention Into Reality by Ian Macdonald, Clive Dixon, and Tony Tiplady provides a coherent framework for effective school organisation. By...

The Way of Water by Caridad Svich is a powerful play that explores the aftermath of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Against the backdrop of devastating environmental and health...

Cinematic Realism: Lukács, Kracauer and Theories of the Filmic Real explores the relationship between representation and reality in film. Ian Aitken examines how different theories of realism have...

Bankruptcy and Insolvency in London During the Industrial Revolution by Ian P. H. Duffy is an in-depth examination of the laws governing debt and credit during the industrial revolution. This work...

Merry Meerkat Madness is the fourth hilarious adventure in the Awesome Animals series. Ian Whybrow's unique style brings a wild and funny Christmas tale to life, perfect for little meerkat fans. The...

Berlin, 1928. A city in turmoil. Bernie Gunther is a young detective working in Vice when he's tasked with investigating a series of gruesome murders: four prostitutes killed in as many weeks, all in...

Warriors in Scarlet: The Life and Times of the Last RedcoatsBy 1860, the British army had undergone a seismic transformation. Drawing men from rural life, city slums, and even prison sentences, they...

Personality Adaptations: A New Guide to Human Understanding in Psychotherapy and Counselling by Vann Joines and Ian Stewart is a comprehensive guide for professionals working in psychotherapy and...