1248 results for 'Durrell, Lawrence'

Bodies of Modernism offers a fresh analytical lens to modernist literature through the critical disability studies approach. This book provides new readings of canonical and noncanonical writers from...

New Orleans: A 300-Year History Discover the unique blend of cultures and traditions that make New Orleans one of the world's most fascinating cities. This comprehensive volume explores the city's...

Translated fiction has been largely overlooked in literary studies. However, it is widely consumed and provides distinct models of reality. This book examines how readers interact with translated...

Alexander Glazunov's Concerto in E-Flat, Op.109, paired with Erland von Koch's Concerto, offers two distinct yet complementary works for saxophonist. This collection brings together the late Russian...

Help Your Child with ADHD Learn to Manage Their Symptoms and Achieve Success in School and Beyond. This workbook offers a practical and accessible approach to helping children with attention-deficit...

Beautifully written and insightfully argued, this book takes a provocative look at the pivotal year of 1997. Richard Power Sayeed explores the dark undercurrents that lay beneath the vibrant culture...

The U-Boat War: A Global History 1939-45 by Lawrence Paterson offers a fresh perspective on the global history of U-boats during World War II. Contrary to traditional views, this comprehensive...

The Poisoned Honey Cake Roman Mysteries Scrolls 2 by Caroline Lawrence is a humorous and action-packed tale set in ancient Rome. Threptus's quest to prove his worth as a soothsayer takes an...

Lawrence Dallaglio's story is one of triumph and tragedy. As a Premiership, World Cup and Grand Slam winner, he embodies the charisma and colour of English rugby's greatest era. But his life off the...

The Sorcerer's Widow by Lawrence Watt-Evans is a tale of opportunity and deception. When the great wizard Nabal passes away, two young conmen see a chance to profit from his estate. However, they...

Gardens for Small Country Houses offers practical guidance and inspiration for creating beautiful English country gardens. This comprehensive guide features real examples, complete with descriptions,...

The Burglar Who Counted the Spoons by Lawrence Block is the eleventh novel in Bernie Rhodenbarr's series. In this latest adventure, Bernie and his partner Carolyn Kaiser take on a string of...

The Gerry Mulligan 1950s Quartets by Alyn Shipton offers an in-depth look at the life and music of jazz legend Gerry Mulligan. This collection of original scores, detailed transcriptions, and...

A Leopard Never Changes Its Spots Will Leopard Really Become a Jungle Vegetarian? Find Out in This Delightfully Funny Picture Book by Hilary Lawrence. Join Larry, a big leopard who's feeling lonely...

Pictures of the Gone World Pocket Poets Number 1 is a collection of poetry that marks the beginning of City Lights publishing, which was started in 1955. First published with letterpress printing,...

The Kennedys in the World: How Jack, Bobby, and Ted Remade America's Empire by Lawrence J. Haas explores the profound impact of three brothers on American foreign policy and global affairs. From an...

Nintai Philosophical Lessons in Okinawan Karate by Lawrence Mark Vellucci is an inspiring account of one man's journey to master the art of Kobayashi Shorin Ryu Karate. Through his experiences, he...

The Future is Queer: A Science Fiction Anthology by Richard Labonte and Lawrence Schimel explores a world where technology and politics intersect with queer identities. This anthology presents a...

Speaking of Crime: The Language of Criminal Justice explores how language plays a crucial role in our criminal justice system. By examining real-life cases, including the Lindbergh kidnapping and the...

Stella Bled Lawrence's dream honeymoon in 1938 is shattered when she and her husband Nicky witness the atrocities of Kristallnacht firsthand. Their Jewish tour guide, Abel, disappears during the...

Duke Ellington and His World by A. H. Lawrence offers a fresh perspective on the life and career of this legendary composer. Through extensive interviews with those who knew him, the book provides a...

The Presence of Other Worlds: The Psychological and Spiritual Findings of Emanuel Swedenborg This groundbreaking study explores the life and work of Emanuel Swedenborg, a 18th-century scientist and...

Raelyn and the Final Dominion Seed Tales of Nesieth by J. S. Wilkins is an action-packed tale set in the land of Nesieth, where ancient giants have sown dominion seeds that give rise to unique...

A unique anthology inspired by the paintings of Edward Hopper brings together seventeen exceptional short stories from renowned authors. This collection showcases a range of literary excellence and...

Femi's life is turned upside down when she's asked to care for Ahmed, a refugee from Syria. As she navigates her new role as foster parent, she must also contend with the challenges of raising two...

World War One: A Global Revolution The outbreak of World War I marked a significant turning point in world history, with far-reaching consequences for politics, society, and culture. This revised...

Almanac Twelve Poems for 2024 brings together a diverse selection of poems to accompany you through the year. From the promise of spring to the warmth of winter sunshine, this mini-anthology...

The Company We Keep: An Ethics of Fiction by Wayne C. Booth explores how literature shapes our understanding of ourselves and others. By redefining ethics as an inquiry into the ethos - the character...

Deep Ends: A Ballardian Anthology 2023 is a large-format annual anthology that celebrates the life and work of J.G. Ballard. This tenth edition features contributions from various writers, artists,...

Sweeping romance from one of the most beloved authors in the genre. Judith McNaught's "Something Wonderful" is a sensual and moving tale of a tempestuous marriage facing its ultimate test.When...

Gerry Riordan's life has come to a standstill after a fateful night at the Drawbridge Hotel in Cork. A celebratory pint with his friend Lawrence Toole ends in tragedy, and Gerry is accused of theft...

Lawrence Block's Such Men Are Dangerous is a gripping novel that has stood the test of time. A retired Green Beret, Paul Kavanagh, lives a simple life on a remote island in the Florida Keys, but his...

Robert Boyle and His Alchemical Quest presents a provocative new perspective on one of the leading figures of the Scientific Revolution. Traditionally viewed as a founder of modern science, Robert...

Occasions of Faith: An Anthropology of Irish Catholics explores the complex relationship between power and meaning in Irish Catholicism. Through an anthropological lens, Lawrence J. Taylor examines...

The Italian Cantata in Vienna: Entertainment in the Age of Absolutism by Lawrence Bennett provides a comprehensive study of the rich repertoire of accompanied vocal chamber music that entertained the...

Lawrence Wells' memoir offers a unique glimpse into his life and family, including his marriage to Dean Faulkner, the niece of Nobel Prize-winning author William Faulkner. As he recounts his...

Gabriel Allon, a master art restorer and legendary spy, is back in a thrilling new adventure. When an urgent call from the Italian police reaches him in Venice, Gabriel must track down a mysterious...

Charlotte Lawrence returns to her childhood village after tragedy, seeking a fresh start. She moves into Ivy Cottage, a charming but overgrown home that holds memories of her past. As she settles...

The Year that Made the Musical 1924 and the Glamour of Musical Theatre by William A. Everett In 1924, popular musical theatre reached new heights of glamour and innovation. This remarkable year...

Dangerous Freedom by Lawrence Scott is a powerful historical novel that explores the life of Elizabeth D'Aviniere, a woman born into slavery in 18th century England. Weaving fact with fiction, Scott...

TV Gothic: A Comprehensive Guide to Small Screen Horror This book explores the lesser-known world of television horror, covering shows, movies, and adaptations from Britain, America, and Europe. It...

Seeing art in a new light is within reach. Michael Findlay argues that living in an information age can hinder our ability to truly see and appreciate art, urging us instead to trust our own...

Lawrence Osborne's journey through the world of wine is a fascinating exploration of how our perceptions of taste and wine have changed over time. The author weaves together stories of eccentric...

Hilda Campbell's life was one of unexpected twists and turns. Born in 1889 in the north of Scotland, she married German national Dr Willy Bűttner Richter in 1912, and after a honeymoon in Scotland,...

D.H. Lawrence's "Women in Love" is a powerful and modern novel that explores the complexities of love and human imperfections against the backdrop of social turmoil. Published in 1920, this sequel to...

A People's History of Quebec by Jacques Lacoursière and Robin Philpot offers a fresh perspective on North American history. This engaging guide explores the settlement of the St. Lawrence Valley,...

The Best of Manhunt brings together 39 stories from one of the most iconic crime fiction magazines of all time. First appearing in late 1952, Manhunt was the successor to Black Mask and went on to...

Raelyn and the Final Dominion Seed Tales of Nesieth by J. S. Wilkins is a thrilling tale set in the land of Nesieth, where ancient giants have sown dominion seeds that give rise to powerful creatures...

Optical Impersonality Science, Images, and Literary Modernism by Christina Walter explores how modernist writers responded to the changing understanding of human vision and visual culture. This new...

Invisible Lines of Connection: Sacred Stories of the Ordinary by Rabbi Lawrence Kushner explores the idea that our everyday lives are guided by a subtle yet profound force. Through his own...

The Blue-Winged Teal and other prize-winning stories from top authors make up this collection of hunting tales. Spanning the 20th century, it features works by notable writers such as Wallace...

For those who love to travel, this book is an ideal companion: to enjoy their journeys, understand them better and remember them fondly. To truly embark on a journey, one must first become the...

A humorous and engaging sports memoir that offers a unique insight into the world of golf. Lawrence Donegan's story is a lighthearted and entertaining account of his summer spent caddying for a...

A Kids Book about Empathy by Daron K. Roberts is a beautifully designed book that helps kids understand and share the feelings of others. It's a valuable resource for teaching empathy and encouraging...

A Distant Shore A Novel by Karen Kingsbury is an instant New York Times bestselling love story of danger, passion and faith. Ten years after a chance encounter in the Caribbean Sea, Jack Ryder, a...

Lawrence Devlin arrived in the Congo five days after independence was declared, amidst chaos and collapse. His first two weeks were marked by violence, as militiamen played Russian roulette with him...

Counterinsurgency Theory and Reality by Daniel Whittingham and Stuart Mitchell is a concise history of modern counterinsurgency. From its origins in colonial warfare to the present day, this book...

Walter Lawrence Baucom has grown accustomed to life under the watchful eyes of the Coalition troops patrolling Agrarian District 89. As a resident of this district, he's learned to navigate a complex...

Buffalo Noir is a gripping collection of stories that bring to life the city's past and present. Set in distinct neighborhoods and locations, these tales offer a darkly comical and sometimes...

The Holy Bible New Revised Standard Version offers a beautiful and meaningful way to explore one of the world's most significant texts. This edition features an introduction by Martyn Percy, Dean of...

The Toolbox Killers: A Deadly Duo The Toolbox Killers, Lawrence Bittaker and Roy Norris, brought a level of terror to California in the 1970s, changing the way people lived their lives. Their brutal...

Zennor in Darkness by Helen Dunmore is a novel set in the Cornish coastal village of Zennor in 1917. The story follows Clare Coyne, a young artist, as she navigates her relationships with her cousin...

Summer 1660 has brought an end to the Protectorate and the restoration of Charles II to the throne. As the last remnants of the Republic are swept away, a list of regicides is drawn up, and gruesome...

This collection of 41 short stories showcases the wealth and variety of English-language fiction spanning over two centuries. From the early traditions of Sir Walter Scott and Nathaniel Hawthorne, to...

Twelve UK-based authors come together to create this anthology of twelve brand-new short stories that are sure to appeal to fans of crime fiction and detection. Each story features daring, brilliant...

Explore the radical ideas and writings of America's first major intellectual movement, Transcendentalism. This comprehensive anthology brings together the essential works of Ralph Waldo Emerson,...

Tense and gripping, I Spy is a psychological thriller that follows Holly Lawrence as she tries to escape her past. After a harrowing experience, Holly goes into hiding under an assumed name, avoiding...

One Night Stands and Lost Weekends is a collection of short crime fiction and suspense novelettes penned by Lawrence Block between 1958 and 1962. This sterling slice of genre history showcases the...

Charlotte Fairlie by D. E. Stevenson is a poignant tale of a talented professional woman gaining a new lease on life. As headmistress of St. Elizabeth's, Charlotte faces challenges from her maths...

The Colour of Betrayal: A Sebastian Foxley Medieval Murder Mystery by Toni Mount As Christmas celebrations get underway in medieval London, a festive atmosphere is marred by a tragic event. Goldsmith...

A haunting tale of new motherhood and homeownership, "The House on the Cover of a Horror Novel" by Ev Knight is a gripping story of a family's descent into terror. When artist Emily Lawrence...

The Miracles of Jesus by Lawrence G. Lovasik is an ideal gift for children celebrating special occasions such as First Holy Communion, Christmas, or Easter. This beautifully illustrated book helps...

The Muqaddimah: An Introduction to History - Abridged Edition Written by the renowned Arab scholar Ibn Khaldûn in the 14th century, The Muqaddimah is a foundational work that established the...

Lottie Archer arrives in Rome to start her new job as an archivist. She soon discovers a valuable fifteenth-century painting and becomes determined to learn more about the woman who left it behind,...

Understanding mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS) has revolutionized Dr. Lawrence B. Afrin's approach to treating chronic illnesses. In this groundbreaking book, he shares his extensive experience...

A Whistling of Birds by Isobel Dixon is a collection of poetry that explores the natural world and our place within it. Drawing inspiration from various writers and makers, including D.H. Lawrence,...

The Battle for Kyiv: The Fight for Ukraine's Capital by Christopher A. Lawrence In February 2022, Russia launched a surprise attack on Ukraine, aiming to capture its capital city and install a puppet...

Ouattara Watts: A Comprehensive Monograph This is the first thorough monograph on Ouattara Watts' work, featuring a diverse range of materials and techniques. Over nearly four decades, Watts has...

Embodied Cognition by Lawrence A. Shapiro is an introduction to this recent development in psychology that challenges traditional cognitive science. Shapiro sets out the central themes and debates...

From Alfred to Henry III, 871-1272 by Christopher Nugent Lawrence Brooke This volume spans four centuries of English history, from the Viking invasions and the Norman Conquest to the emergence of a...

Sectarian Politics in the Persian Gulf by Lawrence G. Potter provides a comprehensive analysis of the rising sectarian conflict in the Middle East. This book examines the complex relationships...

Archaeologies of the British Explorations of Identity in the United Kingdom and Its Colonies 1600-1945 by Susan Lawrence This volume examines how objects and identity intersect across various...

Private Eye's 60 Yearbook is a comprehensive history of the past six decades, featuring cartoons, covers, and legendary spoofs from the magazine's archives. The book retells the story of Britain's...

Lawrence Carrel's guide to exchange-traded funds (ETFs) is an essential resource for anyone looking to understand and invest in these popular investment tools. With over 15 years of experience in the...

Nicholas of Cusa's spiritual writings offer a profound exploration of the human experience and our relationship with the divine. This collection provides fresh insight into his theological and...

Pop Art: A Critical History chronicles one of the most influential art movements of the 20th century. Drawing from a wide range of sources, including leading art magazines and historical journals,...

The Big Book of Swashbuckling Adventure by Lawrence Ellsworth is a collection of historical adventures that explores the roots of this iconic genre. Featuring selections from twenty popular writers,...

A unique anthology of poems from around the world and through the ages celebrates trees. For thousands of years, humans have had varying relationships with trees, and poets have long chronicled these...

A captivating story of adventure and romance during the Great Depression. Foxfire is set in the post-Depression New York of the 1930s, where Amanda Lawrence leaves her privileged life behind to...

Lawrence Wright's "Remembering Satan: A Tragic Case of Recovered Memory" is a true crime narrative that explores one of the most disturbing cases of recovered memory in American history.In 1988,...

A Stab in the Dark by Lawrence Block is a gripping mystery that delves into the dark world of crime. The story revolves around Louis Pinell, who has just confessed to being the "Icepick Prowler," a...

Beyond Absolution by Cora Harrison is a gripping Irish historical mystery set in 1925. A priest's body is found with a fatal wound, and Reverend Mother Aquinas must unravel the complex web of secrets...

A Rite on the Edge: Understanding Baptism in the Church of England and Beyond The language of baptism is often misunderstood by both churches and families seeking to mark this significant life event...

Psychotherapy and the Treatment of Cancer Patients is a comprehensive guide to integrating mental health support into cancer care. Based on Lawrence Goldie's research with cancer patients, this book...

The Eveillard Gift is a beautifully illustrated publication showcasing 26 works of art from the Frick Collection's most significant gift. This comprehensive catalog accompanies an exhibition and...

Neil Gaiman's original scripts for the six-episode Good Omens television series are collected here. Adapted from his novel co-written with Terry Pratchett, this new adaptation offers readers a deeper...

The Blue Star Tattoo. In 2012, Sam Burrack, known as the Ranger, takes the reins of the territory's infamous jail wagon after a fellow lawman falls ill. He must keep tabs on a motley group of...

The Lotus and the Lion: Buddhism and the British Empire by J. Jeffrey Franklin In the late 19th century, Western interest in Buddhism was sparked by the British Empire's encounters with Indian and...

Dancing in Spite of Myself: Essays on Popular Culture by Lawrence Grossberg offers a sophisticated view of popular culture and its relationship to contemporary structures of economic and political...

Lawrence Millman's memoir is a collection of vignettes that explore his unlikely connection with Henry David Thoreau. As a young man, Millman found himself drawn to Thoreau's unconventional lifestyle...