2443 results for 'Philip Payton'

The Ruby in the Smoke is a gripping mystery set in the dark heart of Victorian London. After her father's death, Sally Lockhart receives a letter that sets her on a perilous path to uncover the truth...

Philip Ball's investigation into human nature explores how our individual decisions contribute to the complex patterns of society. By examining the impact of large numbers of people making choices,...

New Museology explores the current debate in museum ideologies and offers a lively and thought-provoking symposium on the subject.Featuring contributions from leading experts, including Charles...

Forty years after their band's collapse, the ghosts of Generation 27 continue to haunt its former members. Guilt, regret and addiction have taken their toll on Stephen, Philip and Martin, each...

The Mountain of Adventure is the fifth instalment in Enid Blyton's popular Adventure series. This edition features an iconic retro cover adapted from the original artwork by Stuart Tresilian.A...

This book provides a comprehensive approach to designing effective systems by soliciting and analyzing stories from end-users. Industry consultants and experts share their experience with scenario...

The Lost Colour Collection by Philip And Owen Williams;Richard James Blenkinsop is a unique collection of photographs that showcase the work of T.E. Williams, a renowned photographer. T.E. Williams...

America's history has been shaped by immigrants, from Boston to California. However, Philip Cafaro argues that this narrative is no longer tenable in today's America. With its resources and...

The World's Most Ridiculous Animals by Philip Bunting Discover the most absurd and flamboyant creatures on the planet, and learn about the evolutionary reasons behind their extraordinary features...

Folk Tales of North East England by Philip Atkinson is a collection of stories passed down through generations in the region. The author has recorded these tales to preserve them for future...

This is your story - from Big Bang to birth, in just about the time it takes to eat breakfast. Philip Bunting's humorous and thought-provoking history of evolution raises more questions than it...

When amateur photographer Philip Nore stumbles upon a dark secret at his friend's funeral, he unwittingly becomes embroiled in a thrilling mystery. George Millace, a photographer with a talent for...

Moondog: A Life of Music and EccentricityThis biography celebrates one of the most improbable lives of the twentieth century, that of Louis Thomas Hardin, aka Moondog. Born blind and homeless,...

Philip Pullman presents his 50 favourite stories from the Brothers Grimm, retelling them in a unique and brilliant voice. This beautifully designed book features the most magical stories ever told,...

Philip Larkin's second prose collection presents a unique blend of wit, originality and intelligence. Spanning reviews and critical assessments of writers and writing, as well as pieces on jazz and...

A singular accomplishment by Penelope Fitzgerald. In 1912, Fred Fairly's life takes an unexpected turn when he wakes up in bed with a stranger - Daisy Saunders, a charming and generous working-class...

The Summer Isles: A Voyage of the ImaginationThis book is a journey to the Summer Isles, an archipelago off the Scottish Highlands. To reach them, Philip Marsden sets sail along the exposed western...

Nature's Silent Music: A Rucksack Naturalist's IrelandThis book explores how modern practices are altering Ireland's natural harmony, and why this shift matters. Scientist Philip Callahan examines...

Confucian Reflections: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Times explores the enduring relevance of the Analects, an ancient Chinese text attributed to Kongzi. Philip J. Ivanhoe argues that its insights remain...

The Baked Bean Cure by Philip Wooderson is a humorous and lighthearted book that explores the idea of using food as a cure for various ailments. With 64 pages of engaging content, this paperback...

Philip Larkin's comprehensive anthology of 20th-century English verse is a landmark collection that showcases the breadth and depth of the era's poetic output.Spanning the decades from the 1920s to...

Four Tales is a collection of four incredible stories that will obsess and enchant readers. Drawing on the rich tradition of fairytales, these stories feature a devilish inventor, a girl who must...

A sunny spring day in East London sets the scene for a moment that will change Toni's life forever. On a street corner, two teenagers share their first kiss, but someone is watching - and they're...

The Facts: A Novelist's Autobiography by Philip Roth is a candid and inventive work that explores the interplay between life and art. Roth recounts five pivotal episodes from his life, including his...

The Marrow of Modern Divinity by Edward Fisher is an intriguing and thought-provoking theological text that defies easy categorisation. Written in the 17th century, it presents a unique dialogue...

Constance DeJong's debut novel Modern Love is a dissonant exploration of identity and performance. Born in 1950, New York-based artist and writer Constance DeJong wrote this first book, which was...

Michael Arlen was a literary figure of his time, known for his candid portrayal of high society in the 1920s. His novel The Green Hat, published in 1924, catapulted him to international fame.This...

The Ghost Writer by Philip Roth is a novel that explores the tensions between literature and life, artistic truthfulness and conventional decency. At its centre is Nathan Zuckerman, a young writer...

A Biblical Interpretation of Romans by Philip E. Mcchesney is a thoughtful exploration of the Book of Romans, using the Bible itself as its primary source and commentary. This study guide offers a...

Exploring the world of finance through the lens of stock exchanges and markets, Philip Roscoe delves into the complexities of contemporary finance. By combining historical and technical insights with...

The Valois Dukes of Burgundy: A Study of the Armies of Medieval Burgundy 1364-1477. This book examines the functioning and organization of the Burgundian armies from the beginning of their reign...

Words Without Music: A MemoirThis memoir offers an intimate look at the creative process and the moments when life merges with art. Philip Glass, one of the most prolific and popular contemporary...

Beaver Towers: The Dark Dream is the fourth adventure in this beloved fantasy series. When Philip and Mr Edgar are away, the island is threatened by a strange creature named Retson. Baby B and Nick...

Lee and Pat Like Animals by Philip Gibson is a heartwarming story about two friends who share a love for animals. Their garden is home to a variety of creatures, including chickens and a special duck...

A novel by Philip Hensher explores the human dramas within a single place and time. Set in a large crowded city, it delves into what brings us together through love, clashes over desires, and the...

Schaum's Outline of Elementary Algebra, 3ed by Rich, Barnett; Schmidt, Philip Get expert help with algebra with this comprehensive study guide. With hundreds of examples, solved problems, and...

This book challenges conventional wisdom about car ownership and offers a fresh perspective on the Porsche brand. It explores the differences between foolish and clever car buyers, and reveals...

The Philosophy and Practice of Psychiatric Nursing by Philip J. Barker presents a comprehensive view of psychiatric nursing through a collection of essays that address key issues in the field...

Philip Coggan examines the global finance systems and their flawed structure in this fascinating look at money through the ages.In today's financial climate, debt is an omnipresent force, affecting...

Philip Cushman's groundbreaking cultural history of psychotherapy explores how the development of modern therapy is deeply connected to American society and culture. By tracing the evolution of our...

Puss In Boots by Philip Pullman is a retelling of a story with a twist. When Jacques inherits a cat instead of his expected inheritance, he soon discovers that Puss has more to offer than just...

Philip Newsome and Chris Barrow present a highly practical guide to building a thriving dental practice. This revised edition has been updated to reflect the changing face of dental practice,...

Philip Seib's Headline Diplomacy: How News Coverage Affects Foreign Policy explores the significant impact of news coverage on foreign policy, examining how the media shapes public opinion and...

Heart on the Mountain is a poignant collection of poetry that chronicles Philip Sheridan's journey towards healing and recovery after a devastating motorcycle accident. With raw honesty and...

London Being in the Library explores the impact of David Adjaye's architecture on the Idea Stores in London. Swiss artist Daniela Keiser was inspired by these public libraries, which aim to enhance...

Sixty Harvests Left: How to Reach a Nature-Friendly FuturePhilip Lymbery's latest book is a call to action to change our world from the ground up. The author, known for his work on industrial...

Philip Marlowe's latest case takes a deadly turn when he's hired to follow a mysterious woman named Eleanor King. What starts as a simple assignment soon becomes a complex web of blackmail, lies, and...

Alistair MacLean's gripping thriller follows Philip Calvert as he investigates a series of mysterious disappearances in a remote Highland bay. Millions of pounds in gold bullion are being pirated in...

Omar and Sasha's search for an address takes them through war-torn streets with their dog Valentine. Along the way, they meet various quirky characters who may hold the key to their journey. A...

Philip K. Dick's collected stories offer an intriguing glimpse into the early imagination of one of science fiction's most enduring names.This collection draws from Dick's earliest fiction, written...

Philip Stibbe's account of his experiences training and fighting in the Burmese jungle behind Japanese lines is a powerful and moving story.Stibbe describes his capture, brutal treatment at the hands...

The Mathematical Experience by Philip J. Davis and Reuben Hersh explores the nature of mathematics, challenging common perceptions of its rigour and universality. Mathematicians are often seen as...

The Man Whose Teeth Were All Exactly Alike by Philip K. Dick is a thought-provoking novel that explores the complexities of human relationships and the unpredictable nature of reality. In this...

St. John Chrysostom's Homilies On Marriage and Family Life by St. John Chrysostom is a collection of four homilies that explore the importance of marriage and family life in Christian living. Written...

The relationship between parliaments and governments in contemporary Western Europe is complex and multifaceted. This volume explores how specialisation within the legislature affects its ability to...

Sophie Payton's future is all but certain - a wedding is on the horizon. Yet, her heart remains untouched. A year ago, she lost the one man who ever truly captured it, Phillip Grayson, a soldier who...

Twelve-year-old Tammy has vanished from her small village in Northumberland, leaving behind only her twin brother Ethan. But Ethan knows a secret: Tammy is safe, and he's determined to get her back...

Where Is God When It Hurts? is a thought-provoking exploration of pain and suffering in our lives. Philip Yancey examines the complex issue of why we experience pain, whether physical, emotional or...

Over 90 delicious recipes for artisan pizzas with seasonal toppings are shared in this comprehensive guide. Philip Dennhardt, the mastermind behind a thriving pizzeria in Ireland, reveals his secrets...

First published in 1954, Adjustment Team is a thought-provoking short story by Philip K. Dick.This early work showcases Dick's interest in science fiction, which he began to explore at the age of...

A portrait of Diego Velazquez, from his arrival at court to his death 38 years later, this novel explores the complex relationship between an artist and his subject. It is also a portrayal of King...

How to Teach Classics to Your Dog is an entertaining and informative introduction to the Ancient Greeks and Romans. Philip Womack presents a unique blend of history, humor, and lightheartedness as he...

The Hosanna Man by Philip Callow A gripping mystery that unfolds with unexpected twists and turns. When a seemingly ordinary man is revealed to be leading a double life, the truth behind his identity...

Finnley Wren: His Notions and Opinions is an innovative novel that responds to Tristram Shandy with a unique blend of satire and sentimental exploration. Philip Wylie's work marries the humorous...

Just Literature: A New Approach to Understanding Literary TextsTzachi Zamir introduces the concept of 'philosophical criticism' as a fresh way to interpret literary works. By exploring the...

Philip Pullman presents his unique voice to the beloved stories of the Brothers Grimm. This collection brings together fifty of his favorite tales, retold with clarity and engaging adventure...

When faced with a blank page and a tight deadline, this practical guide provides fast and effective solutions for writing under pressure. Philip Vassallo offers expert advice on how to overcome...

Rome's final stand against Macedon looms large. General Flamininus gathers his legions for one last strike at King Philip's phalanx, with the fate of Greece hanging in the balance. The armies of Rome...

Discover the darker side of Staffordshire with Haunted Staffordshire. This collection of spine-tingling tales brings together heart-stopping accounts of apparitions, manifestations, and supernatural...

Trent's Last Case A Detective Novel by E. C. Bentley is a masterful blend of wit and social commentary, set against the backdrop of a complex murder investigation. This novel features Philip Trent,...

Kingdom of Bones is the latest installment in Philip C. Quaintrell's epic fantasy series, The Echoes Saga.The world has fallen into ruin as ancient monsters return to wreak havoc on the land. The...

The Big Sleep is a hard-boiled crime novel by Raymond Chandler, introducing readers to detective Philip Marlowe. Adapted into film twice, in 1946 and 1978, the story is known for its intricate plot,...

The River of Adventure is the final thrilling instalment in Enid Blyton's beloved Adventure series. A river cruise through ancient desert lands turns into a mysterious adventure when Bill disappears,...

During World War II, a small Protestant town in southern France, Le Chambon, became a beacon of hope and humanity. In the face of Nazi domination and Vichy government oppression, its villagers and...

Staging Conventions in Medieval English Theatre by Philip Butterworth explores the performance practices of medieval English theatre, revealing how many modern concepts were not used during this...

The Accomplice A Novel by Curtis Jackson and Aaron Philip Clark is a gripping thriller that combines suspense and intrigue. Nia Adams, a determined and ambitious Texas Ranger, is tasked with...

Arseny Tarkovsky's Selected Poems are a masterful exploration of the human experience. Translated with precision and passion by Philip Metres and Dimitri Psurtsev, these poems bring to life the...

Five songs from Shakespeare's "Hamlet" have been set to music by Dmitri N. Smirnov in this arrangement for soprano and string trio. The full score and parts are included, allowing singers to perform...

Poetry criticism can be a daunting subject for those new to it. Philip Hobsbaum's guide helps to illuminate the terminology, explaining terms like the iambus and forms such as the Spenserian sonnet...

Man Disconnected: How the Digital Age is Changing Young Men ForeverPhilip Zimbardo and Nikita Coulombe explore the alarming trend of young men's decline in various aspects of life, from academics to...

Quennets by Philip Terry is a collection of poems that experiment with the "quennet" form, invented by Raymond Queneau in 1975. This unique poetic sequence has one more line than a sonnet and is used...

Philip Charsley's Interview Preparation - Deconstructing the interview process offers a unique approach to improving your job interview skills. With over 15 years of experience as a Headhunter in...

Edward III stands in a burnt English church, his land ravaged by a French raid. His throne is at risk, and victory against France is his only hope. But Philip of Valois has summoned the angels...

Harold Bloom's comprehensive work on novelists and novels offers in-depth analysis of the genre. Spanning from Daniel Defoe to Philip Roth, Charles Dickens to Amy Tan, this collection showcases...

Talking about Detective Fiction is a personal history of the genre by P. D. James, drawing on her lifetime of reading and writing crime fiction.From its early beginnings with Wilkie Collins and...

Discover what it takes to be a Roman soldier with this engaging guide. Philip Matyszak brings together the latest scholarship to explore life in the Roman army, from training and combat to daily life...

London, 2050. A society where consumerism thrives and land ownership is reserved for the elite. In this world, ageing has been abolished, replaced by euthanasia at Dignitoriums, allowing people to...

This original and wide-ranging study examines the theme of pilgrimage in the works of major writers, including Shakespeare, Conrad, T. S. Eliot, Yeats, and Heaney.Philip Edwards explores the...

Science fiction debut from Philip Palmer. A bold new voice in British science fiction presents an audacious and imaginative tale. Flanagan has a plan to kidnap Lena, the Cheo's daughter, demanding a...

The Syntax of the Albanian Verb Complex by Philip L. Hubbard is an in-depth analysis of the syntax of the Albanian verb complex. This work explores the structure and conjugation of verbs in Albanian,...

Nemesis is a haunting tale of terror and suffering set against the backdrop of a devastating epidemic in 1944. In this heartbreaking story, a young playground director struggles to come to terms with...

The Counterlife by Philip Roth A novel about people seeking renewal and escape, some willing to risk everything for an alternative existence. Through the eyes of Nathan Zuckerman, a sceptical and...

The Lost History of Christianity: A Thousand-Year Golden Age of the Church in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia-and How It Died. For centuries, the center of Christianity was not in Rome, but to the...

Sunrise Over Sapphire Bay by Holly Martin is a heartwarming novel about love and loss set against the stunning backdrop of Jewel Island. Aria Philips has dedicated her life to helping her family's...

Deep Field is a poignant and deeply personal collection of poems by Philip Gross.The speaker's father, a wartime refugee, begins to lose his languages as he ages, first to deafness, then profound...

This 2009 revised edition challenges the revealed preference approach to consumer behaviour theory, critically examining Paul Samuelson's research programme. Stanley Wong's study uses rational...

Sources of the Faust Tradition: A Collection of Source Material. This collection of source material provides a comprehensive background to Goethe's masterpiece, making it more real and interesting...

The Subtle Knife is the second book in Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy.In this sequel to The Golden Compass, Lyra Belacqua embarks on a journey through parallel universes with her daemon...

The Singing Trees A Novel by Boo Walker In this moving novel, Annalisa Mancuso embarks on a journey of self-discovery in 1960s Maine. After losing her parents in a car accident, she finds solace in...

Tessa Newcomb's Paris explores the enchantment of this iconic city through words and paintings. A unique blend of art and history, this book offers a fresh perspective on the City of Light.Philip...