1727 results for 'Sheldrake, Philip'

Dramatic Adventures in Rhetoric: A Guide for Actors, Directors and Playwrights by Giles Taylor and Philip Wilson is a comprehensive guide to identifying and using rhetorical devices in drama. Written...

Solomon's Crown: A Novel by Natasha Siegel is a sumptuous romance that explores the complex relationship between two rival kings. Betrayal and tragedy are woven throughout this epic tale, yet moments...

The Reform of the House of Lords provides a comprehensive analysis of the different approaches to the future of Britain's second chamber. A clear and exhaustive examination of the debate, it draws...

Philip Hughes's Tracks features 140 superbly reproduced artworks that capture eleven iconic walks across Britain. From Scotland to Cornwall, these artworks showcase the artist's clean and spacious...

Doreen Valiente: A Life Revealed This personal biography sheds new light on the life of Doreen Valiente, widely regarded as the greatest single female figure in modern British witchcraft. Drawing on...

Acquiring Interpersonal Skills: A Handbook of Experiential Learning for Health Professionals by Philip Burnard is a comprehensive guide to developing essential skills in healthcare settings. This...

The Long Goodbye by Raymond Chandler A classic novel of crime fiction, featuring Philip Marlowe, a quintessential urban private eye. When a down-on-his-luck war veteran named Terry Lennox turns up at...

The Whale in Search of the Giants of the Sea is an unforgettable and moving exploration of why whales exert such a powerful hold on our imagination. From his childhood fascination with the gigantic...

The Man in the High Castle is a thought-provoking novel by Philip K. Dick, set in an alternative world where the Allies lost the Second World War. In this dystopian America, the Nazis control the...

Philip K. Dick's earliest short and medium-length fiction, collected here, showcases the writer's initial explorations of themes that would later become hallmarks of his work. This collection...

The Prayer of the Night Shepherd by Phil Rickman and Philip Rickman is a gripping mystery that delves into the darker side of human nature. When her daughter starts a new job, she uncovers a local...

The Ancient Alien Question: An Inquiry Into the Existence, Evidence, and Influence of Ancient Visitors Philip Coppens explores the idea that our ancestors were not alone in their technological...

The Flank Guard Action and the First Cavalry Charge of the Great War, 24 August 1914 by Philip Watson. This book tells the story of the events leading up to and including the 'flank guard action at...

The Powerwatch Handbook by Alasdair Philips is a practical guide to reducing the harmful effects of electromagnetic fields (EMFs) in our daily lives. High levels of EMF exposure have been linked to...

General Boy: The Life of Lieutenant General Sir Frederick BrowningThis biography tells the story of 'Boy' Browning, whose name is inextricably linked with Britain's airborne forces during World War...

J.M. Coetzee's Inner Workings gathers together his literary essays from 2000 to 2005, exploring the work of writers from various periods and traditions. The collection delves into the writings of...

Jazz in the 21st century poses fundamental questions about its meaning and relevance. Has streaming culture stripped music of context, leaving only playlists? Are there still traditions worth...

Brand Sense: Sensory Secrets Behind the Stuff We Buy by Martin Lindstrom explores how branding is evolving to appeal to our neglected senses. Drawing on a comprehensive study of consumer sensory...

The Art Detective: A Memoir of Masterpieces and Deception Philip Mould's fascinating stories of discovering art treasures and unmasking forgeries are now available to everyone. As a star of Antiques...

This Land Is Their Land: The Wampanoag Indians, Plymouth Colony, and the Troubled History of ThanksgivingA new perspective on the founding events of the Plymouth colony, told for the first time with...

Night for Day by Patrick Flanery explores the complexities of art and politics during one of America's most tumultuous periods. In 1950s Los Angeles, two friends grapple with the moral and...

The Shadow of the Tsunami and the Growth of the Relational Mind by Philip M. Bromberg explores how early relational trauma can shape our capacity for human connection and affect regulation. A wave of...

The music of Arthur Russell defies classification. His twenty-year career spanned pioneering compositions alongside artists like Philip Glass and Allen Ginsberg, to genre-expanding disco and art pop...

Autumn 1943 marks a turning point in World War II as Germany's prospects grow increasingly bleak. In a bid to secure a peaceful resolution, Adolf Hitler extends an olive branch to his enemies,...

Zong! by M. NourbeSe Philip is a powerful exploration of one of history's darkest events. In 1781, the captain of a slave ship ordered the murder of over 150 Africans to collect insurance money. This...

Nanotechnology: A Very Short Introduction by Philip Moriarty explores the fascinating science behind this emerging field. From interatomic and intermolecular forces to single atom imaging, Moriarty...

Whales have long fascinated Philip Hoare, from childhood encounters with giant skeletons in museums to adult excursions into the wild. In 'Leviathan', he seeks to understand this enduring obsession...

Effective Minute Taking by Rob Robson and Philip Davis provides practical guidance for overcoming common challenges in minute-taking. This book is designed to help professionals supporting board...

Warrington's hidden past reveals itself in this fascinating volume. Behind its modern streetscape lies a rich history spanning prehistoric times and the Lancashire era that shaped it into the...

York's dark past is steeped in ghostly legends and tragic events. The city's history of conflict has given rise to numerous tales of hauntings, phantoms, and unexplained phenomena. From the Minster...

Jimi Hendrix's life was marked by his groundbreaking music and tragic early death. This biography offers unprecedented access to the musician's personal world, shedding new light on his remarkable...

Radiant Vermin by Philip Ridley is a wickedly comic satire about a young couple's outrageous quest for their dream home. To achieve this goal, they're willing to go to shocking lengths - all for the...

Sherlock Holmes - Masters of Lies by Philip Purser-Hallard is a gripping mystery that delves into the darker side of human nature. When investigating what appears to be a suicide, Holmes and his...

The Greek Hoplite: 480-323 BC By Nicholas Sekunda This book explores the life and experiences of the common Greek warrior during the 'Golden Age' of Ancient Greece. From the victory at Marathon to...

The Flexischooling Guidebook England and Wales provides a practical reference for families considering this approach to education. It also supports schools, local authorities, researchers, media, and...

Philip Hughes' Notebooks is a unique collection of 27 notebooks created over a quarter of a century. Spanning twenty-five years, these notebooks capture the artist's observations of the natural...

Salvation by God's Grace, for God's Glory explores the complex and multifaceted nature of salvation in the Bible. Nineteen biblical passages are examined to reveal the various facets of God's...

Reading and the Reader: A Defence of Serious Literature Philip Davis argues that reading is essential for human well-being, providing a space for inner contemplation, emotion, imagination, and...

Lee Friedlander's Prayer Pilgrimage for Freedom is a rare and significant collection of photographs taken in 1957. The event, which brought together prominent figures from the civil rights movement,...

Ancient battles continue to captivate our imagination. While they were undoubtedly traumatic and grisly affairs for those involved, we tend to focus more on the inspired generalship of commanders and...

The Spanish Empire's epic adventure comes alive through the art of Augusto Ferrer-Dalmau. This comprehensive history takes us from the reigns of Charles V and Philip II, exploring the conquest of...

The Armies of the Greek-Turkish War 1919-22 A comprehensive guide to the armies that fought in this pivotal conflict, which shaped the geopolitical landscape of the Mediterranean and gave birth to...

Adam Roberts' Sibilant Fricative is a thought-provoking collection of reviews and analyses that span the breadth of speculative fiction. With incisive commentary on authors such as Philip K Dick,...

The Disappearance by Philip Wylie On a quiet afternoon, in the blink of an eye, our world shatters into two parallel universes. Men vanish from women and women from men, leaving families and loved...

The Magnificent Maps Puzzle Book by Philip Parker Explore 100 fascinating maps from the British Library's vast cartographic collection. This puzzle book features meticulously reproduced maps, each...

A comprehensive study of the Arabians and Arabic-speaking peoples, this book offers a rich and instructive history of the rise of Islam in the Middle Ages. Philip K. Hitti's magisterial work provides...

Berlin Stories by Philip Hensher brings together a diverse range of voices and perspectives on one of Europe's most fascinating cities. From its early days as a hub of modernity to its post-war...

Bill Frisell: A Guitarist who Changed the Sound of American Music Over the past forty-five years, Bill Frisell has established himself as one of the most innovative and influential musicians working...

Queen Juana of Spain was the daughter of Ferdinand and Isabel, and sister of Catherine of Aragón. She played a pivotal role in shaping the powerful Hapsburg houses of Spain and Austria, which would...

Philip Ridley's first three plays are collected in this volume, showcasing his unique and disturbing voice in contemporary drama. These seminal works heralded a new generation of playwrights who were...

Letters to Rheinhart Kleiner and Others by Howard Philip Lovecraft provides an intimate glimpse into the life and work of one of America's most influential writers. This collection of letters,...

Swede Levov's life appears to be a perfect embodiment of post-war America - prosperous, devoted family, lucrative business, sporting prowess and good looks. However, beneath this façade, cracks begin...

Dark Visions brings together three masters of horror in one unforgettable collection. Stephen King leads off with "Sneakers", a haunting tale that sets the tone for the rest of the book, followed by...

Rome's Economic Revolution by Philip Kay examines the economic change in Rome and Italy between the Second Punic War and the middle of the first century BC. A significant growth in monetary liquidity...

London and the Georgian Navy by Philip MacDougall provides an in-depth exploration of the city's association with the Royal Navy during the 18th century. This study delves into the complex web of...

The world has changed dramatically in recent years, and the future is now more uncertain than ever. This collection of 28 essays from global leaders offers a vision for a better world, one that...

The Scrivener by Robin Blake In 1742, Preston is preparing for its ancient festival, but financial crisis looms as the town grapples with the death of pawnbroker Philip Pimbo. Coroner Titus Cragg...

Hitler's Peace is a gripping alternative history thriller that explores a pivotal moment in World War II. Autumn 1943 marks a turning point as Hitler seeks to make peace, while FDR and Stalin are...

For fans of character-driven fiction, Beverly Lewis's October Song is a heartwarming exploration of love, community and the complexities of human relationships.The novel weaves together multiple...

Alexander at World's End by Tom Holt A witty and ironic tale that sheds new light on one of history's most famous figures. When Euxenus, a philosopher and intellectual, takes a job as tutor to a...

HRH The Duke of Kent has shared his unique perspective on life within the British Royal Family. In A Royal Life, he recounts key moments and experiences from his 21-year army career, royal tours, and...

The Road to Woodbury by Robert Kirkman and Jay R. Bonansinga is set in a world overrun by the undead. Lilly Caul finds herself caught in the mass exodus, struggling to survive amidst the chaos. She...

A chilling ghost story from Orange Prize-winning author Helen Dunmore. In 1954, newlywed Isabel Carey arrives in Yorkshire with her husband Philip, struggling to adjust to married life. As winter...

Attract more of your ideal clients with proven strategies for financial advisers. This practical guide shares 45 years of experience in marketing and lead generation, covering both digital and...

Tribute: Three Commemorative Poems is a majestic collection of poems by Simon Armitage, composed for three significant royal occasions. 'The Patriarchs: An Elegy' was written after the passing of...

Ghost Stories by Jeremy Dyson and Andy Nyman is a play that delves into the world of the paranormal. A professor of parapsychology, Philip Goodman, investigates three apparent hauntings, but finds...

The American Civil War Visual Encyclopedia by Philip Parker is a comprehensive visual guide to one of America's most pivotal conflicts. This engaging encyclopedia explores the people, causes, and...

The Science of Sci-Fi Music by Andrew May explores the intersection of science and music in the creation of electronic sounds. This book delves into the world of "science fiction" music, examining...

Mexican folktales offer a unique blend of magic and transformation, featuring ordinary people and supernatural beings in this vibrant collection. Drawing from authentic sources, Neil Philip presents...

A novel for everyone who has ever navigated the unpredictable world of advertising. Set against the vibrant backdrop of 1980s London, this story follows the misadventures of Grimshaw and Welby, a...

Death and the Afterlife in Ancient Israel: A Fresh Perspective Philip Johnston explores how ancient Israelites viewed death and the afterlife, examining the Hebrew Bible and material remains to shed...

A speculative novel of counterfactual history, The Man in the High Castle explores an alternative world where the Allies have lost the Second World War. In this dystopian America, the Nazis control...

A car is winched from a frozen river in the Cambridgeshire Fens. Inside, a man's mutilated body is found locked in a block of ice. Later, high on Ely Cathedral, a second body is discovered,...

A Clash of Fates (The Echoes Saga: Book 9) by Philip C. Quaintrell is the final chapter in an epic fantasy series that has captivated readers worldwide with its rich storytelling and immersive...

The Grunts in Trouble by Philip Ardagh is a humorous tale about a family with some rather unusual characteristics. Mr and Mrs Grunt are not your average parents, having stolen their son Sunny from a...

This collection of 100 popular poems explores one of life's most universal themes: love. From traditional favourites to contemporary voices, poets of every age share their thoughts and feelings about...

Daisy Tallis is a talented young silversmith with a passion for her craft. Having studied at the city's celebrated School of Jewellery and Silversmithing since the age of fourteen, she is now skilled...

The Ultimate Guide to Butchering, Smoking, Curing, Sausage, and Jerky Making by Philip Hasheider provides comprehensive instruction on how to process and preserve meat for home use. From slaughtering...

Evaluating Public Relations: A Guide to Planning, Research and Measurement by Tom Watson and Paul Noble provides practical advice for PR professionals on how to demonstrate the impact of their work...

Furry Purry Beancat - one extraordinary cat with nine extraordinary lives! This charming new young fiction series from Philip Ardagh follows Furry Purry as she wakes up to find herself embarking on a...

The First Showman: The Extraordinary Mr Astley Karl Shaw's engaging biography brings to life the story of Philip Astley, the Englishman who revolutionised the circus. Born in Newcastle-under-Lyme,...

This comprehensive collection brings together the complete poetry of Anthony Hecht, including his late and uncollected work. Spanning seven trade collections, as well as posthumous publications and...

Science fiction has long been a voice for society's concerns, and this anthology brings together some of its most inventive and prescient stories about humanity's impact on the planet. From accounts...

The New Oxford Book of Sixteenth-Century Verse by Emrys Jones is a comprehensive anthology that showcases the poetic richness of 16th-century England. This collection brings together masterpieces and...

The Picture in the House is an adaptation of one of H.P. Lovecraft's early tales, brought to life by award-winning comic writer Steven Philip Jones.For fans of horror and the weird, this graphic...

Reading for Life is an anthology that explores how literature affects individuals in different ways. It features poems and prose extracts from various texts, alongside case studies of people who have...

Twenty-First-Century Fiction: A Critical Introduction explores how contemporary writers respond to our global context. By tracing formal and thematic similarities in novels from the past decade,...

Alexander the Great's empire, stretching from the Adriatic to modern-day India, was left to his two heirs, Philip III and Alexander IV, in a surprising joint kingship. However, six Macedonian...

Discover the timeless wisdom of the ancient Druids and how it can be applied to your modern life. This beautifully written guide explores the history and beliefs of the Druids, their connection with...

The way we perceive time shapes our lives in profound ways. This insightful book reveals how individual time perspectives are unique and influence everything from our choices to our relationships...

The Sun A Very Short Introduction by Philip Judge explores our understanding of the star at the centre of our solar system. As the source of life-sustaining warmth and light, the Sun plays a crucial...

This book explores the potential of Small Self-Administered Schemes (SSAS) pensions to build wealth and create a lasting legacy. By taking control of pension funds, individuals can unlock new...

The Levelling Sea: The Story of a Cornish Haven in the Age of Sail by Philip Marsden explores the remarkable transformation of Falmouth from a small, unassuming port to one of the busiest harbours in...

Derek Jarman's only piece of narrative fiction, Through the Billboard Promised Land Without Ever Stopping, is published here for the first time. Written in 1971, this surreal and fabular work blends...

Radio Free Albemuth is a prophetic novel that explores themes of social control and political oppression. In this wild and impassioned work, Philip K. Dick combines elements from his previous fiction...

A Clash of Fates marks the conclusion of an epic fantasy series that has captivated readers worldwide with its intricate world-building and compelling storylines. Spanning millennia, the saga's...

A Small Revolution in Germany by Philip Hensher is a poignant exploration of growing up and the enduring power of youthful ideals. As one boy navigates the complexities of adulthood, he finds himself...

Paul's stories of hardship in his letters to the Corinthians offer a different relationship with ourselves and our communities - one that enables us to tell authentic stories about ourselves, warts...

Thierry Bardini explores an intriguing idea: that much of culture and nature is composed primarily of "junk" - material that is useless but potentially recyclable. He examines the intersection of...

Charon's Landing is a gripping thriller about a secret Soviet plan to destroy the Alaskan oil pipeline. Years ago, this plan was stolen by Ivan Kerikov, a brilliant and treacherous ex-KGB agent. Now,...