2395 results for 'Phillips, Graham'

British Summer Time Begins: The School Summer Holidays 1930-1980This book explores how people in Britain spent their summer holidays from the early 20th century to the late 1970s. Through vividly...

God the Child: Small, Weak and Curious Subversions by Graham Adams explores the concept of God through unconventional metaphors. By embracing the vulnerabilities of childhood, Adams challenges...

Four Views on Christianity and Philosophy by Graham Oppy explores the relationship between philosophy and the Christian faith. This book presents four main perspectives on how philosophy relates to...

Fatherland is a bold and ambitious show about contemporary fatherhood in all its complexities and contradictions. Created by Frantic Assembly's Scott Graham, Karl Hyde from Underworld and playwright...

Drex Easton's single-minded goal is to outmanoeuvre Weston Graham, a conman with multiple identities and a trail of vanished victims. Eight wealthy women, each with a new man in their life who also...

A snowy night, a warm cabin, and a boy who hears the Christmas story for the first time. Ruth Bell Graham's retelling of the Christmas story takes readers from creation to Jesus' resurrection,...

The Massacre of Political Prisoners in Iran, 1988 by Geoffrey Robertson QC and Sarah Graham is a detailed account of one of the most shocking human rights atrocities of the 20th century. In 1988,...

Bird Senses: How and What Birds See, Hear, Smell, Taste, and Feel Graham Martin's comprehensive guide to bird senses offers a fresh perspective on ornithology, exploring the intricate relationships...

Flux Redux: A Critical Survey of Design Experiments in Sustainability This book presents nine essays by agps architecture's partners that explore the evolution of their design work over three decades...

Wind in the Willows Christmas Classic by Kenneth GrahameA story of friendship and adventure, this beautifully crafted story follows the lives of anthropomorphic animals living along the riverbank as...

Quinn and Graham's perfect love is threatened by their imperfect marriage. The memories, mistakes, and secrets they've built up over the years are now tearing them apart. A promise from their past...

The Sign and the Seal: A Quest for the Lost Ark of the Covenant Graham Hancock's latest investigation into the ultimate religious icon, the Ark of the Covenant, promises to shatter society's...

Looking at Contemporary Dance: A Guide for the Internet Age provides an accessible history of dance innovation from the late 19th century to the present. Organized chronologically, this guide...

Drought by Graham MastertonA devastating drought has struck the land, leaving communities without access to basic necessities. For social worker Martin Makepeace, this is just another challenge in...

Discover the hidden stories behind Penrith's charming streets and buildings. This book takes you on a journey through the town's fascinating past, revealing secrets that lie just beneath its familiar...

The Secret in Vault 13 by David Solomons is a thrilling and humorous tale that combines science fiction and adventure. A sinister school where graduation means death sets the stage for a mysterious...

Graham Harman's Art and Objects presents a provocative argument that aesthetics is at the heart of philosophy. By challenging traditional notions of how we engage with objects, Harman reveals new...

A Peal of Socialism by Graham Durham is set against the backdrop of 1930s London, a city at the heart of an empire on the brink of upheaval. This historical fiction novel follows five young souls as...

Bert the Ugly Bug lives in a beautiful rainforest, surrounded by vibrant creatures that sparkle with colour and life. He wishes he could shine like them, but is he capable of it? This story, written...

The Architecture of the Screen: Essays in Cinematographic Space by Graham Cairns This book explores the relationship between film and architecture, revealing how the visual language of cinema...

The Caduca by Elaine Graham-Leigh is set in a future where humanity has colonised other planets, but exploitation and oppression have followed. A fragile peace is brokered between warring factions,...

The Mobile Youth: Voices of the Mobile Generation by Graham Brown explores the complex relationship between young people and their mobile phones. Through personal stories from around the world, Brown...

A Falkland Islander's Wartime Journal Surviving the Siege by Graham Bound is a unique account of the 1982 conflict from an islander's perspective. The siege of Port Stanley, the capital of the...

Drug Discovery From Bedside to Wall Street by Tamas Bartfai and Graham V. Lees offers an insider's perspective on the pharmaceutical industry. This balanced account provides real-life examples from...

American Anarchism by Steve J. Shone explores the history and ideas of nineteenth century American Anarchism, focusing on nine influential thinkers who shaped the movement. These individuals include...

Science and Public Policy: A Philosophical Introduction by Ashley Graham Kennedy explores the relationship between science and public debate. The book examines how science is applied in...

The 13th Doctor teams up with her previous incarnation, the Tenth Doctor, for a deadly encounter with the Weeping Angels. Eisner-nominated writer Jody Houser and artist Roberta Ingranata return to...

Ross Poldark returns to his land and family after a long war in America, only to find that his father's death has left him with a derelict estate. His plans for a joyful homecoming are soon disrupted...

Set in 1940s London, this gripping crime novel brings to life the dark underbelly of Soho. When a body is found above a jazz bar, detectives are quick to dismiss it as another young woman who took...

Jesus of Nazareth and the four New Testament gospels continue to fascinate people from many cultural and religious backgrounds. This book explores the life and significance of Jesus, examining the...

Graham Harman's Guerrilla Metaphysics challenges the dominant approach to philosophy, arguing that metaphysics should focus on reality itself rather than just words or appearances. This new type of...

Jonathan Carroll's Mr. Breakfast is a captivating novel about the choices that shape our lives. Graham Patterson's life has hit a dead end, but with nothing to lose, he embarks on a road trip across...

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...

The Final Roman Emperor, The Islamic Antichrist, and the Vatican's Last Crusade by Thomas Horn and Cris Putnam. A four-year investigation into the Vatican's most closely guarded secrets has come to a...

Decca: The Letters of Jessica Mitford is a collection of correspondence from one of the most fascinating women of the 20th century. Born into the British aristocracy, Decca Mitford lived a life of...

The Llareggub Bypass is a gripping tale that weaves together threads of local politics and international intrigue. In this thought-provoking novel, Graham Tottle explores the tensions between...

Inspiring words to transform your life. For over two decades, Barry Phillips has reviewed hundreds of books in the Personal Development arena, discovering the remarkable power of well-spoken words...

The Pendle Curse by Catherine CavendishA haunting tale of vengeance and supernatural evil, set against the dark backdrop of four hundred years ago. Ten convicted witches were hanged on Gallows Hill,...

Cook It, Spill It, Throw It: A Parody CookbookThis cookbook is a love letter to the Real Housewives phenomenon, filled with recipes inspired by iconic moments from the show's rich history. Chef...

Circles: 24 Original Character Etudes in 12 Major and Minor KeysThis piano solo songbook features 24 original etudes by Phillip Keveren, each representing one of the 12 major and minor keys. The...

Biology in the Grid: How graphic design shaped our understanding of life. The grid has played a significant role in shaping biology's aesthetic and scientific arguments. This book explores how the...

The Love-charm of Bombs: Restless Lives in the Second World WarWhen the first bombs fell on London in August 1940, the city was transformed overnight into a battlefront. For those who lived through...

Voices from the Hills tells the story of the pioneering female fell runners who fought to participate in this male-dominated sport. Despite facing discouragement and resistance, these women showed...

The Crystal Palace Chronicles by Graham Whitlock is a historical fiction novel that explores an alternate history of London's 19th century. Set against the backdrop of the Great Exhibition, this...

A sinister presence stirs beneath the surface of New Milford, Connecticut. Overnight, the well water turns a sickly yellow colour, and a local boy is murdered in bizarre circumstances. His parents...

The Dress Circle by Laurie Graham is a humorous and poignant exploration of marriage, identity, and the complexities of human relationships. When Ba discovers her husband's secret, she sets out to...

Life inside the Findhorn Foundation and Community is a complex social experiment. Graham Meltzer's personal reflections offer an honest and insightful look at this unique intentional community, which...

Peggy Grahame's arrival at her family's ancestral estate is marked by unexpected challenges. Her eccentric uncle Enos drives away her only new acquaintance, Pat, and leaves Peggy to fend for herself...

A gripping thriller that explores the darker side of human nature. When Anna's husband Graham becomes increasingly violent and paranoid, she knows she has to escape for her own safety and that of...

Social media has transformed the way we communicate with each other, creating new forms of relationships and community. However, these platforms are also driven by profit and data-mining, raising...

Traditional Woodworking Handtools: A Comprehensive Guide For many woodworkers, the traditional handtools of the past offer a more satisfying and enjoyable approach to the craft. In this manual,...

The Sound of Silence by Graham Clews A powerful exploration of the devastating consequences of silence and the struggle to break free from it. This book tells the story of a family's long-standing...

The Tenant of Wildfell Hall by Anne Bronte is a powerful and thought-provoking novel that explores themes of expectation, love, oppression, sin, religion, and betrayal. When mysterious young widow...

Dave Allen's comedy has captivated millions for over four decades. This official celebration of his life and work brings together a treasure trove of stories, stand-up routines, sketches, interviews...

Our Man in Havana by Graham Greene is a gripping espionage thriller that explores the blurred lines between reality and fiction. In this 1959 novel, a reluctant secret agent files false reports based...

The Psychology of Driving by Graham Hole explores the psychological factors that influence our driving habits. It delves into the role of personality traits and cognitive functions such as attention...

Noël Coward Collected Verse brings together a diverse range of verse from one of Britain's most celebrated writers. This collection features Coward's witty epigrams, poignant war-time encounters, and...

After serving time for an arson conviction, 20-year-old Billy Bonney finds himself in the seedy world of low-budget filmmaking. Following his brother to the sets of grade B and exploitation movies...

Thora Graham's life was turned upside down when she woke up buried in a makeshift coffin. With her training and faith as her only lifelines, she waits for deputy chief Will Dresden to find her. But...

Graham Swift's Making an Elephant is a richly varied collection of essays, portraits, poetry, and reflections on his life in writing. This reissued edition brings together a selection of new material...

Kenneth Grahame's songs from his beloved novel are set to music by composer James Nathaniel Holland. This songbook features arrangements for piano and guitar, perfect for accompanying a dramatic...

Braided Worlds explores the complex relationships between cultures through a deeply personal and anthropological lens. Alma Gottlieb and Philip Graham weave together their own stories with those of...

Frontiers: The Life and Times of Bonnie Bird, American Modern Dancer and Dance Educator by Karen Bell-Kanner explores the daily life of an American modern dancer in the 1930s. Through intimate...

First published in 1918, 'Food in War Time' is a significant work by Graham Lusk, a professor of physiology at Cornell University Medical College. This revised edition is part of our WWI Centenary...

Brighton, 1959, is a summer to remember. The theatre at the end of the pier is thriving, with Ronnie and Evie drawing in crowds each night as top performers. But behind the scenes, tensions are...

The international aid business is a complex and often opaque industry. Every year, billions of dollars are spent on foreign aid, with the intention of alleviating poverty and hunger in developing...

Two Margarines and Other Domestic Dilemmas! by Graham Fellows and John Shuttleworth is a humorous collection of remedies for everyday domestic conundrums. In this lighthearted guide, the authors...

A razor-sharp political comedy that explores the Labour Party over 25 years, from Kinnock to Corbyn and beyond. This is a story about two individuals with different philosophies: David Lyons, an MP...

The Provocative Church by Graham Tomlin offers a liberating understanding of evangelism as a corporate activity. It suggests that all the gifts needed to enact the life of the kingdom are spread...

Sensitive to Light: The Rainbow Story is a comprehensive and in-depth biography of one of rock's most iconic bands. Spanning over 318 pages, this expanded edition brings together 120,000 words of...

Graham Masterton's "Garden of Evil" is a gripping psychological thriller that sets the tone for a day from hell. A near-miss with a pedestrian in the driveway, a rejection from a colleague, and an...

Graham "Ghastly" Ingels's unsettling stories from EC Comics remain shocking even 60 years after their original release. His distinctive style depicts the darker aspects of human nature, often...

The Lime Twig by John Hawkes is a gripping tale of suspense and terror. A complex scheme is worked out with meticulous detail, weaving together elements of fear, love, and relationships. As Leslie A...

Brighton Rock by Graham Greene is a gripping novel set in the underworld of pre-war Brighton. A small-time gangster's life takes a dramatic turn when he meets his nemesis, a young woman who was once...

More Tales From Behind the Counter: A Collection of Two Novels in One Volume. This collection brings together two more tales from Graham Higson's experiences as a hardware shop owner. In these...

Human Monsters: A Horror Anthology by Sadie Hartmann and Ashley Saywers is a chilling collection of 35 new tales of terror. This anthology features stories by bestselling authors, including Josh...

James Graham Ballard's remarkable autobiography charts his life from childhood in Shanghai to his experiences during World War II and beyond.In this revelatory account, Ballard recounts his early...

A delightful re-telling of a beloved British book, aimed at younger readers and fans alike. Richard Cuddington's verse rendition of Kenneth Grahame's story brings to life the well-known characters in...

The Babylonian Codex by C.S. Graham A mysterious prophecy and a priceless artifact are at the centre of a deadly plot to remake the world. When Iraq War veteran October "Tobie" Guinness is accused of...

In 1604, the Gunpowder Plotters are tunnelling under Westminster Palace. But they face an unexpected obstacle. Guy Fawkes travels to Europe in search of help, and his journey brings back more than he...

The Manor House Murder by Faith Martin is a gripping murder mystery that sets the tone for a series of enjoyable whodunits. When a high-flying church conference at a manor house hotel turns deadly,...

Frankie by Graham Norton is a poignant and introspective novel about a life lived on the periphery. Now in old age, Frankie Howe struggles to recall the events that shaped her past. However, when...

This anthology brings together some of the most iconic plays of the 1980s and 1990s, showcasing the innovative works of leading female playwrights. Featuring an introduction by Graham Whybrow, this...

Kim Gordon's Is It My Body? Selected Texts brings together a series of writings on art and music from the 1980s and early '90s, offering a unique perspective on contemporary culture. This collection...

France was a land of mystery in the 19th century, with much of its territory still unexplored and unknown to outsiders. Despite the advances of modernity, including railways and newspapers, many...

Golf instruction book by Graham Hawkings, PGA Advanced Golf Coach with over thirty years of experience. This book helps you understand your individual strengths and weaknesses in golf, allowing you...

A century has passed since Graham set Silo 49 free. What was once a place of confinement has become a thriving community, built on hope and resilience. However, as Marina delves into the silo's...

Rewire your brain to unlock true happiness. This workbook offers tried and tested transformational processes to reprogram your mind and break free from years of negative patterns. By applying the...

A gripping espionage thriller from Graham Greene, set on the Orient Express as it travels across Europe to Constantinople. Carleton Myatt's chance encounter with Coral Musker, a naive English chorus...

The Teenager in the Greenhouse: A Psychologist's Guide to Parenting Your Teenager by Graham Ramsden As a parent of a teenager, you're likely familiar with their unique and sometimes puzzling behavior...

You hold in your hand a unique perspective on vinyl music. Written by someone who has spent decades collecting and exploring records, this book is a personal journey that takes you to over 100 shops...

Billy Bland's life story is one of remarkable achievement and deep connection with the natural world. As a fellrunner extraordinaire, he holds many records, including that of the Bob Graham Round,...

Fantastic Numbers and Where to Find Them is an electrifying exploration of nine extraordinary numbers in physics that reveal the fundamental truths of the universe. Leading theoretical physicist...

Welsh Legends and Myths by Graham Watkins is a collection of eighty traditional myths, fables, fairy tales, and real stories gathered from across Wales. These stories have been passed down through...

Clear: A Transparent Novel by Nicola Barker In September 2003, David Blaine's 44-day hunger stunt in a Perspex box near the River Thames captivated a huge crowd. While some saw it as a religious...

A gripping mystery unfolds in Borrowed Light by Graham Hurley. Four charred bodies and one killer set off a desperate race against time for DI Joe Faraday, who is pulled back into work despite his...

Fears: Tales of Psychological Horror by Ellen DatlowTwenty-one unsettling stories explore the darker aspects of human nature, revealing the depths of depravity that can lurk beneath even the most...

The Flying Boat That Fell to Earth: A Lost World of Air Travel and Africa Graham Coster's fascinating account tells the story of an Imperial Airways flying boat that crashed in 1939, but not before...

Jesus the Miracle Worker: A Historical and Theological Study by Graham H. Twelftree explores the significance of Jesus' miracles within the Gospel narratives. This comprehensive study examines the...

A chilling collection of ghost stories to keep you up at night. This anthology features twenty-six new tales from both established and emerging voices in the horror genre, guaranteed to send shivers...