1617 results for 'Jassburn, Hugh'

Governing Narratives: Symbolic Politics and Policy Change by Hugh T. Miller explores how meaning making in public policy is often a cultural struggle rather than a rational process. By examining...

The world's most elite operatives are the Army's Special Forces Groups. This book takes you inside the training, tools, and mindset of these elite operatives, revealing the recruitment and training...

Published in 2017, Battlefield Earth is a science fiction epic that explores the aftermath of an alien invasion. After being wiped out, humanity faces extinction, but a new millennium brings hope for...

The Mystery of the Skeleton Key, first published in 1919, is a detective novel that has stood the test of time. Commissioned and published by Collins, it marks an important milestone in the history...

The harrowing journey of Hugh Glass and other mountain men is vividly portrayed in Give Your Heart to the Hawks. This book explores their incredible adventures as they explored the Great American...

A candid and unflinching look at Hollywood's Golden Age, Playing the Field is Mamie Van Doren's autobiography. This Special Collector's Edition offers an intimate glimpse into her life as a sex...

The Martyrdom of Thomas Merton: An Investigation by Hugh Turley and David Martin A new investigation into the death of Thomas Merton challenges the widely accepted account of his demise. The authors...

Death has been a muse for modern poets, and Jahan Ramazani explores this fascination in his study of the elegy. From Langston Hughes's lynch poems to Sylvia Plath's father elegies, poetry has sought...

The Tangled Queen Part 3 by Erica Lainé is a gripping tale of ambition and power in medieval France. In this final installment of Isabella's story, she sets her sights on reclaiming the lands lost to...

A collection of 50 great poems chosen by famous celebrities for their inspiration and meaning. This enchanting anthology features a diverse range of poets, from classic to modern, including Emily...

Dorothy B. Hughes's In a Lonely Place is a gripping noir novel set in Los Angeles in the late 1940s. A serial killer stalks the city's streets at night, striking fear into the hearts of its residents...

The Alternatives by Caoilinn Hughes is a powerful and thought-provoking novel about four sisters who are forced to reconnect when their eldest disappears into the Irish countryside. Orphaned in...

A Source-book of Scottish Witchcraft by Christina Larner, Christopher Hyde Lee and Hugh MacLachlan is an authoritative reference work on Scottish witchcraft. First published in 1977, it has been a...

The Legacy by Lynda La Plante A family's legacy is forged in the fires of tragedy and hardship. Hugh, a hardened miner from the Welsh Valleys, has seen his life pass him by. His daughter Evelyne's...

In 1284, a traitorous movement founded by Simon de Montfort is thought to be behind the apparent suicide of Lawrence Duket, one of the King's loyal subjects. The King orders his Chancellor, Burnell,...

Paris: A Collection of the Poetry of Place by Hetty Meyric Hughes is a unique and captivating anthology that explores the city's rich poetic heritage.This collection delves into the personal,...

Explore the ancient magic of Celtic tradition with this transformative guide to practical magic. Druid priest Kristoffer Hughes invites you to discover the mystical world of his native Wales, where...

Sylvia Plath: Drawings brings together a collection of 72 exquisite drawings created by Sylvia Plath between 1955 and 1957. During her time at Newnham College, Cambridge, Plath drew inspiration from...

Big Bear: The End of Freedom by Hugh A. Dempsey is a powerful account of resistance and tragedy in western Canada's history. In the late 19th century, Big Bear, a prominent Cree chief, fought to...

George Mackay Brown was a complex figure, both in his personal life and as a writer. A prolific poet, novelist, and short story master, he had a wide international reputation despite rarely leaving...

How does Google know what you want to type? How did humans first reach the moon? Could we ever have a supercomputer the size of a pinhead? In this thrilling numerical journey, Hugh Barker explores...

Gabriele d'Annunzio was a complex figure - poet, seducer, and passionate advocate for his extreme nationalist views. His life spanned a tumultuous period in early twentieth-century Italy, marked by...

Waterloo, Seaforth and Litherland Through Time by Hugh Hollinghurst explores the history and transformation of these three Lancashire towns. From their origins to the present day, this book reveals...

Maurice Baring's memoirs offer a unique glimpse into his life, spanning from his early years as a member of the aristocratic Baring family to his experiences in World War I and beyond. Baring...

The Art of Dramaturgy by Anne Cattaneo is an in-depth exploration of this lesser-known theatre role. A dramaturg's unique blend of artistic and analytical skills brings a work of theatre to life,...

Cultural Politics-- Queer Reading by Alan Sinfield is a thought-provoking study that challenges traditional approaches to literary studies. This second edition revisits the author's call for a new...

Thinking about Clinical Legal Education: Philosophical and Theoretical Perspectives by Omar Madhloom and Hugh McFaul explores the intersection of law, education, and ethics. This collection of essays...

The Path of Desire: A Nuanced Exploration of Hindu Tantra In the Western imagination, Tantra is often associated with sex. However, this association overlooks the rich spiritual and textual tradition...

Down the Rabbit Hole is a candid and introspective account of Holly Madison's time inside the Playboy Mansion. At 21, she became Hugh Hefner's number one girlfriend, but her fairy-tale life quickly...

Discover the life of Claudia Jennings, the undisputed Queen of Cult cinema, in this authorized biography. From her childhood to her tragic death at the age of 29, Jennings' story is one of complexity...

This book is a journey of discovery about the greatest discovery anyone can ever make - a deeper love for Jesus as our Saviour and our Bridegroom. It's a story of ascent, beginning with a deeper love...

A Poem for Every Spring Day by Allie Esiri is a beautiful collection of verse that brings the magic of spring to life. This charming poetry anthology features a range of poems, from familiar...

Cambridge International AS and A Level Mathematics: Pure Mathematics 2 & 3 Coursebook by Sue Pemberton and Julianne Hughes is designed to support students in their study of the Cambridge...

Hugh Thomson's Tequila Oil is a gripping account of one man's journey through Mexico and Central America in the late 1970s. After being offered a chance to make money by driving an Oldsmobile 98 into...

A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry is a landmark drama that explores the hopes and aspirations of a struggling working-class family living on the South Side of Chicago. Written over 60 years...

Liverpool FC in the '80s: the Players' Stories by Simon Hughes A vivid portrait of life at Liverpool Football Club during its most successful period is revealed through candid and often humorous...

London Hughes' memoir offers an uplifting and humorous account of her journey to self-discovery and success. From secretly writing Frasier fan fiction as a teenager to becoming a stand-up comedian,...

The Dictionary of Posh: A Language of Luxury and Humour. Hidden within normal English lies a secret language, known as Posh, spoken by those born with silver spoons in their mouths. This...

No Cake, No Jam Hardship and Happiness in Wartime London is a heart-warming true story of resilience and strength of character. Born into adversity, Marian Hughes recounts her tumultuous childhood...

Dee Jensen's life is about to get complicated. She's recently discovered that starting a family may be her only option if she wants to have children, and time is of the essence. However, her...

A Fire Sparkling by Julianne MacLean is a heart-wrenching novel about one woman's struggle to survive during wartime. After a crushing betrayal, Gillian Gibbons flees to her family home for solace,...

Early and First Generation Green Diesels in Photographs by Brian J. Dickson This collection brings together four decades of photography documenting the development of early green diesel locomotives...

An ancient threat is rising in the galaxy. Jace Hughes has successfully crippled the Union, saving a small civilization in the process. With a new army at his side, he sets his sights on Earth,...

No Such Thing As Perfect by Emma Hughes is a tender and humorous novel about love life that's far from perfect. Laura Morrison has all but given up on finding her perfect match, but then she gets the...

A Guide to Statutory Social Work Interventions: The Lived Experience by Mel Hughes provides a unique perspective on statutory social work practice. This textbook brings together the experiences of...

Cambodia's Economic Transformation by Caroline Hughes and Kheang Un explores the country's remarkable economic growth since 2002. This period was driven by external factors such as increased demand...

A History of Christian-Muslim Relations by Hugh Goddard provides a comprehensive exploration of the complex and often tumultuous relationship between Christianity and Islam. Spanning over eight...

The Second We Met by Maya Hughes tells the story of Elle Masterson and her unexpected encounter with Phoenix "Nix" Russo. After a chance meeting, they're forced to work together at a spring break...

Quantum Hughes lives in a virtual world with endless possibilities. Trapped in a repetitive cycle of fighting and storytelling, his life is one of monotony. However, everything changes when he...

Scottish Literature provides an in-depth exploration of Scotland's literary heritage. This comprehensive guide covers the country's rich cultural history from the medieval period to the present day,...

Survival February-March 2021: a House Divided is a thought-provoking collection of articles and analysis from the International Institute for Strategic Studies. This issue of their journal explores...

The Bushman's Son by Terry Fergusson-Hughes is a true story that takes you on a journey through the challenges and complexities of life in 1960s New Zealand. Born into a family with a unique dynamic,...

Deep River Music and Memory in Harlem Renaissance Thought by Paul Allen Anderson explores the role of African American folk music in the Harlem Renaissance aesthetic and in political debates about...

A collection of over sixty articles from leading commentators on the black experience offers a fascinating exploration of African American folklore. Spanning diverse perspectives and voices, this...

When I Close My Eyes A Novel by Elizabeth Musser is a story of two families struggling with dysfunction and the power of love to overcome even death. After a traumatic event, novelist Josephine...

Sweeney Todd: A Musical Thriller A dark and fascinating musical about revenge, love, and the consequences of past injustices. Sweeney Todd tells the story of a man driven to extreme measures after...

Living Wands of the Druids: A Practical Guide to Crafting Magical Tools. Discover the art of creating natural wands for magical work with this comprehensive guide. Fifth-generation Druid Jon G...

American Colonel Hugh Kelso's daring escape from German-held Jersey in Spring 1944 is one of the most remarkable stories of World War II. With top-secret D-Day plans in his possession, he must be...

The Book of Job holds surprising insights into some of the newest scientific discoveries and controversies. Far from being just a book about suffering, it offers rich perspectives on ancient and...

Shadows of the Past A Gripping Saga of Family Secrets by June Francis. In 1928 Liverpool, tragedy strikes when Annie Anderson's life is forever changed. Adopted by Sylvia and Hugh after the loss of...

The legacy of Skelligs and other famous monastic settlements in Ireland is remarkably brought alive in this book. In 384 AD, John Cassian recorded his 24 interviews with Desert Fathers, which had a...

The Invention of Scotland: Myth and History by Hugh Trevor-Roper This revised and updated book explores how myth has shaped Scottish identity over 400 years. Trevor-Roper examines three key myths:...

A remarkable collaboration between bestselling science fiction author Kevin J. Anderson and multiplatinum rock band Rush has resulted in this epic novel, set against the backdrop of a lavish...

The Inclusive God Reclaiming Theology for an Inclusive Church by Hugh Rayment-Pickard and Steven Shakespeare. This thought-provoking book challenges traditional views of Christian theology, arguing...

University Physics with Modern Physics by Hugh D. Young, Francis Weston Sears, Roger A. Freedman and Mark Waldo Zemansky is a comprehensive textbook for courses in calculus-based physics. Influenced...

Little Bugs Big Feelings: You Can Do It Clover is a heartwarming story about change and growth. In a vibrant garden world, little bugs face big feelings as they prepare for transformation. One...

Discover the ancient art of Druidic divination and unlock the secrets of understanding the past and seeing into the future. This comprehensive guide provides step-by-step instructions for a range of...

The "Homemade World" of American Modernist Writers In the early 20th century, two distinct modernisms emerged: one international and influential, shaped by writers like Pound, Joyce, and Eliot, and...

The Old Fashioned Joke Book 2 by Hugh Morrison is a collection of old-style stand-up jokes and funny stories that will transport you back to a bygone era. If you enjoyed the first 'Old Fashioned Joke...

Death of a Coast Watcher by Anthony English is a gripping novel set against the backdrop of World War II. In 1943, an Australian spy named Hugh Rand meets a tragic end at the hands of a Japanese...

Blue Notes: Jazz, Literature, and Loneliness explores the complex relationship between jazz music and literary representations of loneliness. Sam V. H. Reese examines how writers have used jazz as a...

Introducing Go Yogi! Everyday Yoga for Calm, Happy, Healthy Little Yogis. This fun and engaging guide is perfect for children aged 4+, who want to learn basic yoga poses to help them relax and feel...

In 1907, Robert Hugh Benson published Lord of the World, a thought-provoking novel that explores an uncertain future where the world is divided into warring factions. In this dystopian tale, utopian...

The story of Australia's birth is one of suffering and brutality, forged in the harsh conditions of England's convict transportation system. From the landing of the first fleet in 1788 to the final,...

Break through to impossible-to-reach executive buyers and make your product known in today's business world. Sales expert Tony J. Hughes reveals how to combine time-tested sales processes with...

A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry is a landmark drama that explores the hopes and aspirations of a struggling working-class family living on the South Side of Chicago. Set against the...

The End Is Nigh is an anthology of apocalyptic fiction that explores life before the apocalypse. Edited by John Joseph Adams and Hugh Howey, this collection features all-new works from acclaimed...

A delicate balance is disrupted when a mysterious young woman named Marlene walks into their lives. Beautiful, smart, and ambitious, she's also the daughter-in-law of a renowned painter Jacques...

A young man's body is found in a shocking and disturbing state at St Mary's Church in West Derby. The victim, Dean Hughes, was known to be trouble, but his brutal murder suggests that the killer may...

A historical graphic novel that explores the experiences of Japanese-Americans during World War II. Displacement follows Kiku as she finds herself transported back in time to the 1940s, where she...

Jace Hughes is a Renegade, taking on almost any job that comes his way. He's free to live life on his own terms as long as he can keep his ship floating. However, when he meets Abigail Pryar, a nun...

Sylvia Plath's life was marked by brilliance and turmoil. As her marriage to Ted Hughes unraveled, she found solace in writing, using it to express her pain, loss, and resilience. In her final weeks,...

The Roman Empire in Late Antiquity A Political and Military History by Hugh Elton provides a comprehensive history of the Roman Empire's final centuries. From the crisis of the third century to the...

Get fit anywhere with this no-equipment high-intensity training program. With 100 workouts that can be completed in 20 minutes or less, you can stay active and healthy even when time is short.This...

A collection of original noir stories set in Washington D.C., featuring works by notable authors such as Edward P. Jones, George Pelecanos, and Ross Thomas. The Akashic Books series continues its...

The history of Britain's conflict with France between 1793 and 1815 is well documented. However, one aspect that has received scant coverage is the role of the Volunteers in defending their shores...

The Institution of Civil Engineers has a rich history spanning nearly 200 years. This illustrated volume charts the development of the profession and profiles some of its most influential figures,...

The Construction Technology Handbook by Hugh Seaton provides a comprehensive guide to technology in the construction industry. This book offers clear explanations of popular software and its...

The screenplay behind the beloved comedy film Four Weddings and a Funeral is now available in paperback. Written by Richard Curtis, this smart and irreverent script features six old friends...

Here's A Little Poem: A Very First Book of Poetry is a vibrant collection of over sixty poems that celebrate the joys of childhood. Gathered from renowned poets, including Margaret Wise Brown and...

February 1212 marks a time of unease at Southfire Hall, as Sir Josse d'Acquin and Helewise arrive to find their uncle Hugh dying surrounded by his children. However, the household is also troubled by...

David Kennedy's exploration of contemporary British poetry delves into the complex and multifaceted nature of ekphrastic writing. By examining a wide range of poems, Kennedy reveals how poets...

The Irish Art of Controversy by Lucy McDiarmid explores the tumultuous years leading up to 1916 in Ireland, where public debates were fierce and passionate. From disputes over French paintings to the...

The Battleship Texas is an extraordinary relic of old-style sea power. Commissioned in 1914, it was one of the most powerful ships in the world at the time, and its class dominated naval warfare for...

In November 1988, a shocking discovery was made in a woodland glade near a quiet suburban town. Hugh John Simmonds, a close friend and mentor, was found dead. The author's quest for answers led him...

Dunkirk: Fight to the Last Man is a gripping account of one of the most pivotal moments in World War II. In May 1940, British soldiers found themselves trapped and defeated by the Nazis at Dunkirk,...

The 'Gold' Generation! Melchester Rovers' reign of the 80s continues as they surge towards a Milk Cup final. However, discontent lingers behind the scenes. With cricket legend Geoff Boycott at the...

God's Own Language: Architectural Drawing in the Twelfth Century By Karl Kinsella In 12th-century Paris, a remarkable visual and textual architectural language was developed by Richard of Saint...

The Prophet and the Age of the Caliphates: An Accessible History of the Islamic Near East from 600 to 1050 AD. This comprehensive history explores the formation of Islamic society, beginning with the...

Peter the Great: A Biography by Lindsey Hughes This biography offers a vivid insight into the life and reign of Peter the Great, one of Russia's most enigmatic rulers. Drawing on his letters and...