2746 results for 'Humphrey, Stephen'

Stephen K. Levine explores the connection between creative acts and our sense of identity and humanity, arguing that poiesis - the act of creating - is also an affirmation of who we are.This book...

Londons Hidden Walks offers a unique perspective on the city's lesser-known routes. Stephen Millar guides you through 100 hidden walks, exploring London's diverse landscapes and revealing its rich...

Stephen Hawking's A Briefer History of Time is a comprehensive exploration of the universe's most fundamental concepts. This special edition clarifies key ideas and expands on the author's earlier...

The Wounded Land by Stephen R. Donaldson After ten years away, Thomas Covenant returns to the Land, accompanied by doctor Linden Avery, to confront the growing evil of Lord Foul and its devastating...

Conscious Mind, Resonant Brain: How Each Brain Makes a Mind by Stephen GrossbergThis book provides an introductory and self-contained description of modern theories of mind and brain that have...

CBT for Depression: An Integrated Approach by Stephen Barton and Peter Armstrong provides a comprehensive guide to treating depression using cognitive-behavioural models. This book integrates...

Shakespeare's working people are often overlooked in favour of his wealthy patrons. This book challenges that perception, offering a fresh look at the complex characters that populate his plays...

Aesop's timeless fables offer a commentary on human behaviour through witty and entertaining stories. Featuring sly foxes, wicked wolves, industrious ants, and others, these tales provide valuable...

An Analysis of Homi K. Bhabha's The Location of Culture by Stephen Fay and Liam Haydon provides a critical examination of the foundational text of postcolonialism.Bhabha's 1994 work explores the...

A Book of Horrors by Stephen Jones is a collection of brand-new, never-before-published short stories from some of the world's most renowned horror writers. This anthology features contributions from...

Luke Greenwood's life is in crisis. His wife of 32 years, Selena, is leaving him for a younger man. But that's not all - local gangsters have taken an interest in his café and are threatening the...

The Stealers' War by Stephen Hunt In a world torn apart by war and invasion, one man's quest for revenge could be the key to peace. Jacob Carneham seeks to lure his enemies into a trap, but at what...

Former Detective Chief Inspector Clive Driscoll's remarkable career with the Metropolitan Police Service spanned 35 years, culminating in the securing of convictions for the murder of Stephen...

A brilliant horror story by the New York Times bestselling author, Thomas Tryon, awaits. Theodore Constantine and his family flee the crime-ridden city in search of a simpler life, finding instead a...

A goods train collides with an unusual blockage on the line: seven sheep penned onto the tracks at the Sapperton Tunnel in Gloucestershire. Inspector Colbeck and Sergeant Leeming are tasked with...

The Gigantic Beard That Was Evil by Stephen Collins is an off-beat fable about life, death and the meaning of beards. On the island of Here, all is well - orderly, neat, contained and beardless...

The Humoral Herbal: A Practical Guide to Balancing Body and Nature. This comprehensive guide explores the traditional art of restoring health by balancing the four humours of the body. Stephen Taylor...

A Swansea Man Remembers by Helen Polden is a personal account of life in Wales during significant periods of history. Born at the beginning of the twentieth century, Stephen Piper recounts his...

The Hunting by Stephen LeatherA doctor's skills are put to the ultimate test when he is taken hostage in a case of mistaken identity. British doctor Raj Patel has risked his life to treat injured...

Stephen Fry's The Fry Chronicles offers a deeply personal and engaging account of his formative years. Spanning from 1979 to 1987, this memoir chronicles Fry's arrival at Cambridge and his journey...

Foucault, Power, and Education is a thought-provoking exploration of the influence of Michel Foucault's ideas on educational policy. Internationally renowned scholar Stephen J. Ball reflects on how...

Stephen Johnson's powerful memoir explores how Shostakovich's music helped him cope with his struggles with bipolar disorder. Drawing on neurological, psychotherapeutic and philosophical insights,...

The Wallcreeper by Nell Zink is a provocative and humorous exploration of marriage. After a car accident, Tiff's pregnancy ends in unexpected ways, while her husband Stephen captures a remarkable...

Developing Critical Thinkers: Challenging Adults to Explore Alternative Ways of Thinking and Acting by Stephen D. Brookfield is a thought-provoking guide that explores general ways to become a...

The Blyth & Tyne and Associated Colliery Railways is a detailed look at the railways of Northumberland's coalfield in its heyday, primarily in the 1950s. This period saw one of the most intensive...

Four Huts: Asian Writings on the Simple LifeThis collection of short works from the ninth to seventeenth centuries presents the essence of a simple life lived in harmony with nature. Original...

The Mask of Truth by Stephen Desberg In Rome's tumultuous landscape, treachery lurks around every corner. As the Pope's warrior monks fall to the Scorpion's blade, Trebaldi grows desperate and hires...

Stephen Yeo's first collection of poems, Lately, brings together a gathering of reflections on human experience, culture and meaning making. With story and image, sincerity and humour, these poems...

Stephen Arroyo explores how astrology can be used to understand energy exchange in close relationships. This new approach presents a fresh perspective on finding fulfillment in any kind of...

Christian ministry is shaped by the example of Christ, yet it also requires the power of the Spirit. In "Ministry in the Image of God", Stephen Seamands explores how understanding the Trinity can...

Stephen Montgomery's gubernatorial campaign is off to a rocky start as he faces sabotage at every turn. As the former actor and current mayor of Stone Springs, Sammy and Rob are eager for this...

Escape the Rooms is a high-energy, laugh-out-loud adventure story that combines puzzles, traps, and a mysterious girl called Cally, with a dash of humor and heart. When Jack bungee-jumps at the...

Stephen King's Cell is a gripping apocalyptic thriller that explores the devastating consequences of a mysterious virus spread through mobile phones. The event known as The Pulse brings civilization...

Gaslight Arcanum: Uncanny Tales of Sherlock Holmes In this unique collection, dark and fantastical stories converge with the iconic detective. From the eerie to the bizarre, these tales reveal hidden...

Edmund White's life is one of literature, and his memoir is a testament to its power. Each momentous occasion in his life was marked by a book that shaped his understanding of the world. From...

Viv Graham and Lee Duffy were two men who lived parallel lives as pub and club enforcers, their gangland turf wars marked by brutality and cruelty. Their story is one of violence and tragedy, told...

Six Miles from Home chronicles one of the UK's worst urban air disasters that claimed 72 lives. With meticulous research and extensive interviews, the author presents a powerful account of death and...

The Genocide of the Boers by Stephen Mitford Goodson The Second Anglo-Boer War remains one of the most infamous conflicts in modern history. British forces deliberately targeted innocent women and...

Stephen Dance's photographic journey through British Rail in the 1980s offers a unique perspective on the railway scene during this pivotal decade.The book captures the last years of BR Blue and...

Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen Baxter return with the third installment of their acclaimed Time's Odyssey sequence, an epic tale of altered histories and different earths.In this universe, Alexander's...

Kingdom Through Covenant presents a careful exposition of how the biblical covenants unfold and relate to one another. This widely debated topic is critical for understanding the narrative plot...

Crisis Economics: A Crash Course in the Future of Finance by Nouriel Roubini and Stephen Mihm is a thought-provoking exploration of the economic system. Roubini challenges common assumptions about...

Skip James was a man untroubled by his own darker impulses, yet haunted by failure. Drawing on hundreds of hours of conversation with him, Stephen Calt offers a dark and unforgettable portrait of a...

A Guide to Screenwriting Success provides a comprehensive overview of writing and reframing a screenplay or teleplay, as well as creating content for digital platforms. Stephen V. Duncan's practical...

Discover Leicester's rich history through this vibrant collection of photographs and captions.Reproduced in full colour, this book takes you on a journey through the city's streets and famous faces,...

Mountbatten's Samurai: British Control in Southeast Asia, 1945-1948This book uncovers remarkable secrets from the final stages of World War II. Stephen B. Connor, an outstanding historian of wartime...

Discover 400 inspiring leadership quotes to help you unlock your potential and become a better leader.This collection brings together thousands of thought-provoking quotes from renowned leaders,...

Yves Bonnefoy's Poems offer a profound and evolving body of work, spanning seven decades. From his early surrealist poetry to his later prose, Bonnefoy's writing is marked by depth and richness. This...

Older Autistic Adults In Their Own Words: The Lost Generation by Eric Endlich, Wilma Wake, Robert S. Lagos, and Stephen Shore offers a unique insight into the lives of 150 older autistic adults...

Francis Bacon and the Transformation of Early-Modern Philosophy by Stephen Gaukroger provides a comprehensive account of the philosopher's work. This book explores how Bacon sought to transform...

The lights of Rome have dimmed. When the Scorpion and his friends return to the Holy See, they find it a place of fear and death. Trebaldi's power has brought the city under control, and their only...

The Science of Arms: Preparation for War and the Infantry is a comprehensive guide to the art of war in 17th-century Europe. Written by Stephen M. Carter, this volume one of the three-part series...

An Introduction to Metaphilosophy by Søren Overgaard, Paul Gilbert and Stephen Burwood is an exploration of the nature of philosophy itself. It addresses fundamental questions about how we approach...

This stylishly illustrated biography anthology celebrates the lives of 30 artists, thinkers, athletes, and activists with disabilities, from past and present. From Frida Kahlo to Stephen Hawking,...

Cocos Island and the Treasure of Lima A Desert Island Myth by Stephen Cooper explores the enduring legend of a buried treasure in the Pacific Ocean. Between 1850 and 1978, over 500 expeditions were...

The Reverse of the Medal by Patrick O'Brian is a gripping historical novel that takes Captain Jack Aubrey to the edge. With the rumblings of peace, Aubrey turns to the stock exchange, but his plans...

A comprehensive collection of modern fantasy from around the world. Ann VanderMeer and Jeff VanderMeer bring together ninety-one stories that showcase the diversity and richness of the genre...

The South West Coast Path 1,000 Mini Adventures Along Britain's Longest Waymarked Path by Stephen Neale is a comprehensive guide to exploring this iconic 630-mile route. Spanning from Minehead to...

Broken Yard: The Fall of the Metropolitan PoliceA riveting and eye-opening account of corruption, racism, and mismanagement within Britain's most famous police force. This book charts Scotland Yard's...

The Red Badge of Courage by Stephen Crane In the midst of war, a young soldier struggles to find his place. Henry Fleming, a novice recruit, is thrust into the brutal reality of battle, where fear...

The Victorian Art of Fiction presents important statements on the form and function of fiction from the 19th century. This anthology explores questions of genre, authorship, and morality in relation...

This concise and systematic overview of counselling and psychotherapy approaches provides a framework for understanding different models of working. Stephen Joseph examines the philosophical and...

The Four Horsemen: A Conversation That Sparked an Atheist Revolution In 2007, four prominent thinkers - Christopher Hitchens, Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris, and Daniel Dennett - came together to...

The Disappeared by David Stephens is a meticulously researched work of fiction that delves into the world of those who have vanished. When investigative journalist Adam goes missing in Peru, his...

A General Plague of Madness: The Civil Wars in Lancashire, 1640-1660 by Stephen Bull This narrative explores the complex and often brutal history of the English Civil War in Lancashire, a county that...

Stephen Robert Sutton's poetry collection offers a unique perspective on life's experiences. Spanning his career in care settings and travels around the world, these poems reflect on the author's...

Stephen K. DeSilva offers a unique approach to handling money in this book, combining financial philosophy, biblical truth, supernatural deliverance, and prophetic teaching.DeSilva provides practical...

A comprehensive guide to understanding and supporting children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is presented in this alphabetical categorisation. Written by an experienced clinical psychologist,...

The Dublin Vampire is a charming picture book that takes readers on a journey through Dublin's streets and landmarks. As the sun sets, the Dublin Vampire comes to life and hops on the ghost bus to...

Set against the backdrop of the Napoleonic Wars, this gripping novel follows Captain Jack Aubrey as he navigates the challenges of commanding a frigate in the Indian Ocean. With his friend and...

The World of the Happy Pear by David Flynn and Stephen Flynn is a cookbook that celebrates delicious and easy-to-make vegetarian food. The authors' goal is to show that healthy eating can be fun and...

Discover the enduring beauty and rich history of England's iconic gardens. This comprehensive guide takes you on a modern-day tour of some of the country's most influential gardens, exploring their...

The hunger for authenticity guides us throughout our lives. People strive for joined-up living, where what they say and do reflects what they think and feel, and what they think and feel reflects who...

The Liar is a brilliant and outrageous debut novel from Stephen Fry. Adrian Healey's life is marked by unpreparedness for its own twists and turns, including a chance encounter with murder in...

This unique account of rural life in East Yorkshire reveals the farm servant system that shaped the local economy for men born before 1900. Through extensive research and oral testimony from the...

The Iliad A New Translation by Homer is a timeless account of war and its devastating consequences. Based on the recent, superb M.L. West edition of the Greek, this translation recreates the energy...

Research has shown that people who have faced tragedy and adversity often emerge as wiser, more mature and fulfilled individuals. This is not always the case, but it can be.Stephen Joseph, a...

Dark Houses: A Gripping Detective Thriller Full of Suspense Detective Stephen Greco and his team are faced with a series of murders that seem to have no connection, yet share a brutal common trait...

This Norton Critical Edition of Troilus and Criseyde is a comprehensive guide to Chaucer's masterpiece. Based on Stephen Barney's acclaimed text, it includes a translation of Boccaccio's Filostrato,...

Real science can be far stranger than science fiction, and much more satisfying. In this thought-provoking essay, Stephen Hawking explores two pressing questions: will artificial intelligence...

Mishap Or Murder? presents four true stories that have puzzled investigators for years. In each case, a sudden and unexpected event has left police and detectives searching for answers.From the...

The Infancy Narratives of Jesus by Stephen J. Binz and Little Rock Scripture Study Staff offers a thoughtful exploration of the stories surrounding Jesus' conception and birth in the gospels of...

The Last Days of Judas Iscariot A Play by Stephen Adly Guirgis explores the eternal conflict between divine mercy and human free will. Set in a world that exists outside of time, this philosophical...

Since Vatican II, Catholic attendance in Britain and America has declined significantly. A new study explores the reasons behind this trend.The Second Vatican Council's reforms aimed to revitalize...

Stephen Crane's innovative work, published in 1893 at just twenty-one years old, broke new ground with its vivid characters and brutal naturalism. This harrowing tale of life in the slums is a...

Close But No Cigar: A True Story of Prison Life in Castro's CubaA gripping memoir that takes readers into the dark heart of modern Cuba, Stephen Purvis recounts his 15-month ordeal after being...

Stephen Aryan's Mageborn is set against a backdrop of devastation and war. When mages sundered the earth and split the sky, thousands died in a conflict that ravaged entire kingdoms. Now, one man...

January 1941 marks a dark time for Britain as it faces Nazi Germany alone. For four friends, personal struggles intensify amidst the war's chaos.Rose Taylor receives two proposals on New Year's Eve,...

Murder Under Her Skin by Stephen Spotswood is a gripping murder mystery that will keep you on the edge of your seat. When Will Parker's past and present collide, she finds herself in a desperate bid...

Time and its relationship with 3D space is a complex subject that has been explored by scientists such as Newton, Einstein, and Stephen Hawking. This book provides a clear explanation of these...

This colourful picture book shows children the power and wonder of their imagination. Every child has their own little spark that is with them, no matter what comes their way.With it, children can...

London's rich literary heritage is woven into its very fabric. From Chaucer's pilgrims to modern-day authors, the city has long been a source of inspiration for writers and poets alike. Stephen...

Magnetic Mountain: Stalinism as a CivilizationThis groundbreaking study offers an intimate account of life under Stalin's regime, focusing on the experiences of ordinary people in a single urban...

A comprehensive guide to detective work, covering the past and present, is presented in this revised edition. Former detective Stuart Gibbon and crime historian Stephen Wade explore what it's like to...

New evidence challenges our understanding of Salem's dark past. In this groundbreaking book, Stephen Hawley Martin presents a compelling case that God, Satan, and heaven are real, and that the theory...

Terror Tales of Wales brings together some of the most talented writers in the horror and dark fantasy genres to create a chilling collection of stories inspired by the country's rich history and...

Higgidy Clever with Veg Fabulous, Fuss-Free Vegetarian Recipes by Camilla Stephens is a cookbook packed with easy and delicious recipes for a quick and healthy meal. From one-pan wonders to speedy...

This book offers a fresh and imaginative exploration of the role of color in our lives. From Homer to Picasso, and from the Iranian Revolution to The Wizard of Oz, color plays a significant part in...

A dinner party takes a deadly turn when the vicar is found dead. Thirteen guests had gathered at the actor's house, expecting a pleasant evening, but instead, Reverend Stephen Babbington's life was...

The tide is turning in a land torn apart by war. As the forces of the Empress make gains against King Stephen's rule, a lone Warlord rides south to aid the Earl of Gloucester in one final push to...