2619 results for 'Vachss, Andrew'

The Noonday Demon by Andrew Solomon This deeply personal and profoundly insightful book explores one author's struggle with depression, as well as its impact on individuals and society. Through a...

The Science of Music: How Technology Has Shaped the Evolution of an Artform by Andrew May explores the intriguing connections between music and science. From the basics of sound theory to the use of...

Battle-Scarred Mortality, Medical Care and Military Welfare in the British Civil Wars By David Appleby and Andrew Hopper This book explores the human costs of the British Civil Wars, examining the...

A body is discovered in a shallow grave on the Old Course golf course in St Andrews, Scotland. DNA analysis confirms that the victim is Rab Shepherd, the missing brother of Jock Shepherd, a prominent...

This comprehensive guide to motion picture photography offers a unique insight into the art and craft of cinematography. Through his personal experiences on five major films, Andrew Laszlo shares the...

Last Boy Standing by Andrew Lane is a gripping story about a teenage boy caught in the middle of a deadly game. When Special Agent Bex tries to warn him that his life is at risk, she's ambushed and...

A provocative and insightful exploration of Churchill's era. Andrew Roberts' Eminent Churchillians offers a fresh perspective on six key aspects of British history during the 1940s and 1950s,...

The Runes Have Been Cast by Robert Irwin is a darkly comedic novel that delves into the world of academia and literary life in the early 1960s. A chance encounter with alphabet spaghetti sets off a...

Waterloo Rout and Retreat: The French Perspective by Andrew W. Field provides a unique perspective on one of history's most pivotal battles. This fourth volume in Field's study of the Waterloo...

Jane's life was forever changed when her mother died, sending her and her brother Alfie to different paths. Jane found solace in the Empire Laundry, where she built a new life with the neighbours who...

Andrew Edwards' memoir takes readers on a journey through his remarkable career as a speedway reporter for MCN. From humble beginnings in provincial journalism to covering world-class Grand Prix...

Queen Every Album, Every Song by Andrew Wild A detailed and in-depth guide to Queen's music, this book examines the band's albums and tracks in depth. From their early prog rock epics to their...

The Great Mistake by Jonathan Lee In 1903, a man was killed on Park Avenue in broad daylight. It was neither a political act nor a crime of passion. The victim, Andrew Haswell Green, was the "Father...

Sentencing and Criminal Justice by Andrew Ashworth and Rory Kelly is a comprehensive guide to major developments in sentencing law, practice and theory. The book explores key issues such as the...

Clean Cuisine offers a comprehensive approach to nutrition and wellness, providing a scientifically proven plan for reversing diabetes, improving cholesterol and blood pressure, and easing symptoms...

Step into a world where magic and reality collide. On the Edge, the first novel in Ilona Andrews' series, brings together two worlds: the Broken, where everyday life reigns, and the Weird, where...

The System of Professions: An Essay on the Division of Expert Labor By Andrew Abbott This seminal work explores the role of professions in modern life, examining why occupational groups control...

About Us brings to life the personal stories and experiences of people with disabilities, offering a unique perspective on what it means to live in a world not built for everyone. This collection of...

Published in 1844, Barry Lyndon is a picaresque novel about an Irish gentry member's quest to join the English aristocracy. Based on the life and exploits of Andrew Robinson Stoney, the novel follows...

Sam and Etienne are more than just friends. They've been joking about being boyfriends for years, but Sam knows that's never going to happen - he's straight, after all.Yet when Etienne needs him...

Process Tracing From Metaphor to Analytic Tool by Andrew Bennett and Jeffrey T. Checkel provides a comprehensive approach to understanding causal mechanisms in political science. The authors...

Drayton Bird 80 celebrates the remarkable story of one of advertising's most iconic figures. A true master of his craft, Drayton Bird has spent a lifetime honing his skills as a copywriter.Through...

The Humans is a thought-provoking novel about a man's struggle to connect with the world around him. After a mysterious incident, Professor Andrew Martin finds himself feeling disconnected from...

The Quanderhorn Xperimentations by Rob Grant and Andrew Marshall is a rich and comprehensive exploration of the Quanderhorn phenomenon, adapted backwards from the radio series. In 1952, a time of...

War on the Saints by Jessie Penn-Lewis This book explores the spiritual warfare that occurs when believers are targeted by evil forces. Jessie Penn-Lewis, a Welsh evangelical speaker and author,...

When Tomorrow Dawns is a moving and compelling saga from Lyn Andrews. Set against the backdrop of post-war Liverpool, this novel tells the story of Mary O'Malley and her family as they navigate the...

When 'dream husband' Xan Meo is assaulted in the garden of a London pub, he suffers a head injury and undergoes a profound personality change. His moral system is inverted, reflecting the alien world...

Arithmetic Ninja for Ages 7-8 is a photocopiable maths resource designed to support Year 3 classrooms. Created by Andrew Jennings, this book provides over 680 question cards aligned to the Key Stage...

A comprehensive guide to bowling has been created by James Knott and Andrew O'Connor, providing players and coaches with an up-to-date resource featuring photographs, diagrams, and sixty accessible...

The Book at War: Libraries and Readers in a Time of Conflict by Andrew Pettegree explores the complex relationship between books, censorship, and conflict during wartime. From propaganda to pulp...

The Secret History of the Gnostics: Their Scriptures, Beliefs and Traditions by Andrew Phillip Smith offers a long-awaited exploration of this ancient Christian mystical movement. Gnosticism, which...

The life of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes, is shrouded in mystery. In 1916, he shocked his readers by declaring his belief in spiritualism, and when he published a book claiming...

The Train that Saved Britain's Railways by Andrew Royle is a detailed account of a pivotal moment in British railway history. In 1994, a train derailed at Ladbroke Grove, causing significant damage...

Natural theology is a topic of ongoing debate among theologians and Christian philosophers. This book presents five prevailing views on the subject, offering a balanced and respectful approach to...

The Oxford Book of Christmas Organ Music by Robert Gower is a collection of 37 pieces for use at carol services and Christmas concerts. It features new arrangements of popular Christmas tunes,...

Discover 45 short walks in and around Farnham, exploring Crondall, Puttenham, Hindhead, Frensham and Bentley. This comprehensive guide takes you on a journey through the beautiful Surrey countryside,...

The Liberal Democrats From Hope to Despair to Where? by David Cutts, Andrew Russell and Joshua Harry Townsley is a comprehensive analysis of the party's rise, fall and future prospects. The authors...

This guidebook offers 44 short walks near Maidenhead, ranging from 4 to 6 miles in length, along with 23 Thames walks between Sonning and Windsor. Perfect for those looking to explore the local area...

Andrew Huang's journey as a hacker and hardware enthusiast spans over a decade, from his early experiences in Shenzhen's electronics markets to the creation of innovative projects like chumby and...

Sidney Reilly's life was one of extraordinary courage and audacity. A master spy, con man, charmer, and cad, he thrived on danger and used his wit to survive. Despite being one of the most...

Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich is a timeless guide to achieving success. First published in 1937, this edition is a reproduction of Hill's personal copy of the original book, recommended by The...

Daphne Caruana Galizia was a formidable journalist who wielded her pen like a razor to expose the truth. For over thirty years, she fought for democracy and minority rights in Malta, never wiling or...

The story behind one of Britain's darkest military scandals. In 1980s, a wonder drug was hailed as a solution to malaria, but its use soon led to shocking side effects and devastating consequences...

The Law of Success (1925 Original Edition) by Napoleon Hill is a comprehensive guide to achieving success through the principles of thought and action. Commissioned by Andrew Carnegie, this book...

The Winning Horseplayer: An Advanced Approach to Thoroughbred Handicapping and Betting Andrew Beyer presents a comprehensive guide to handicapping thoroughbred racing, combining past performance data...

An Introduction to Atmospheric Physics by David G. Andrews provides a quantitative introduction to the Earth's atmosphere, focusing on underlying physical principles. This edition has been updated to...

Andrew Cameron's Joined-Up Life explores how ethics can be understood as springing from Jesus Christ, and how identifying with Him brings order and clarity to human life.The book is divided into...

William Dougal's latest case proves to be his most complex yet. When publisher Oswald Finwood disappears under suspicious circumstances, Dougal is tasked with uncovering the truth. As he delves...

Shane O'Connor, an astrologer's assistant in 1497, embarks on a perilous journey with Vasco da Gama to discover a sailing route to India. Their quest faces numerous challenges as they navigate the...

Explore the iconic golf links of the British Isles. Seventy-five spectacular courses are showcased in this comprehensive guide, featuring St. Andrews, Royal St. George's, and Formby, Ballybunion, and...

The Good Place and Philosophy Get an Afterlife by Steven A. Benko and Andrew Pavelich explores the intersection of ethics, metaphysics, and comedy through the lens of the popular TV show. Twenty-one...

A fascinating look at the lives of five chess grandmasters, whose careers were shaped by pivotal moments that often went against them. This book delves into the stories of Smyslov, Bronstein, Geller,...

George E. Andrews' introduction to number theory offers a unique approach to this fundamental area of mathematics. By focusing on combinatorial methods, the author provides a clear and accessible...

Shall We Tell the President? by Jeffrey Archer is an enthralling and fast-paced political thriller. When Florentyna Kane becomes the first elected female President of the United States, powerful...

The Art of Darkness: A History of Goth Music and Culture By John Robb, published by Manchester University Press in 2023. This comprehensive history explores the origins and legacy of goth music and...

The story of Britain during the long reign of Queen Elizabeth II is one of transformation and evolution. From 1953 to the present day, Andrew Marr explores how the country was shaped by its people,...

Liverpool FC's Premier League win and World Club Championship in 2020 was a remarkable achievement. For Andrew Robertson, it was a culmination of hard work and dedication that brought him to the top...

A dramatic and candid account of his career as deputy director of the FBI, Andrew G. McCabe offers an impassioned defense of the institution's integrity and independence in protecting America and...

The Book of Sand and Shakespeare's Memory by Jorge Luis Borges and Andrew Hurley is a thought-provoking collection that explores themes of loss, identity, and recollection. Written in characteristic...

Nelson Britannia's God of War by Andrew Lambert is a comprehensive exploration of the naval warfare genius that made him Britain's greatest warrior. This book delves into the professional, personal,...

The Spartans by Andrew J. Bayliss is a thought-provoking exploration of one of ancient Greece's most enigmatic societies. This unique city-state has long fascinated and horrified in equal measure,...

The Diana Chronicles by Tina Brown: A Behind-the-Scenes Look at the Life of Princess Diana. Twenty years after her death, Princess Diana remains an enigmatic figure. This commemorative edition,...

Wallis in Love: A New Perspective on the Duchess of Windsor's Life. Andrew Morton presents a fresh and fascinating portrait of Wallis Simpson, the woman who captivated the Prince of Wales and became...

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...

Heaven by Virginia Andrews is a heart-wrenching tale of family, loss and resilience. After her mother's death in childbirth, Heaven's life took a devastating turn as her father sold their siblings to...

Standing in the shadow of his famous father, young King Solomon struggles to find his place. He longs for peace and true love, but the world around him is filled with uncertainty and treachery...

Abraham Lincoln was our greatest president and perhaps the most influential American who ever lived. In Land of Lincoln, Andrew Ferguson explores his enduring influence on contemporary America...

When Logan Quade took over as sheriff, he never expected to be protecting his friend's sister and her young charge. But when they're targeted by someone who killed Savannah's brother, Logan puts his...

The Case for Universal Basic Services by Anna Coote and Andrew Percy A bold new policy is needed to address the pressing problems of poverty, inequality and environmental degradation. In this book,...

Dark Matter maps the invisible dimension of theater whose effects are felt everywhere in performance. This book explores phenomena such as hallucination, offstage character, and technology to...

The Triple Bottom Line: Achieving Economic, Social and Environmental Success in Business. To ensure long-term business success, companies must adopt sustainable management practices that balance...

Creativity and Learning in Secondary English Teaching for a Creative Classroom by Andrew McCallum offers a fresh approach to teaching English in secondary schools. This book argues that creativity is...

The transition from one IRA to several IRAs has been a complex and intriguing phenomenon. In this book, Andrew Sanders explores how and why the various dissident factions emerged, examining their...

Hannah Peckham's life has been shaped by hardship from a young age. Orphaned and forced into the workhouse at just six years old, she emerges with a fierce determination to make the most of her...

Beth Hubble's life is marked by hardship and struggle. Growing up in poverty in Dock Cottages, she faces numerous challenges at home. Despite her desire to become a nurse, problems persist, and Beth...

A deadly destination awaits on the Scotland Express train. When industrial tycoon Lewis Warriner is found shot dead in his cabin, the journey takes a deadly turn. Cressida Fawcett, enjoying a...

The TSR2 Britain's Lost Cold War Strike Jet The TSR2 is one of the most infamous aircraft of the Cold War, a cutting-edge jet that was cancelled due to cost overruns and politics. Its cancellation...

The Ukrainians: An Unexpected Nation by Andrew Wilson provides a comprehensive guide to modern Ukraine and its complex history with Russia. From the myth of common origin in medieval times to the...

Your husband's behaviour has turned your life upside down. You're struggling to cope with the anger, dismissiveness and lack of love that's replaced the relationship you once had. Fortunately, there...

Julia Bird's peaceful life in the Cotswolds is shattered when she discovers a dead body in the local library. Determined to help the police investigate, Julia decides to do her own sleuthing, aided...

Comprehension Ninja for Ages 6-7 is a practical guide to help Year 2 pupils develop their comprehension skills. With 24 high-quality non-fiction texts and accompanying photocopiable activities, this...

The American Cinema Directors and Directions 1929-1968 by Andrew Sarris is a seminal work that redefined film criticism in America. This influential book explores the artistry of cinema through the...

The Ties that Bind by Lyn Andrews is a powerful and moving saga about two young women, Tessa and Elizabeth, whose lives are forever changed by war, tragedy, and loss. Born into families of fatherless...

Understanding Core French Grammar by Andrew J. Betts provides an in-depth explanation of the core areas of difficulty for English-speaking learners of French. This comprehensive guide tackles key...

Lebanon A Country in Fragments by Andrew Arsan offers a comprehensive view of Lebanon's complex politics and everyday life in the 21st century. The country has faced numerous challenges, including...

Glasgow was known as Britain's gang city during the 1920s and 1930s. This period saw the rise of notorious gangs such as the Billy Boys, Kent Star, Savoy Arcadians and South Side Stickers. These...

The Greatest Show on Earth: The Inside Story of the Legendary 1970 World Cup by Andrew Downie A fascinating account of one of football's most iconic tournaments, featuring exclusive interviews and...

The men who escaped justice after one of Britain's most infamous heists. In 1963, sixteen masked robbers made off with £2.6 million from a Glasgow-Euston mail train, but four of the gang evaded...

The Zaire '74: A Football Team's Rise and Fall. In 1974, the Zaire team became the first Black African side to compete in the World Cup, but their campaign was marred by controversy and racism...

Scoring the Screen: The Secret Language of Film Music by Andrew Warren Hill is a comprehensive study of film music composition. Since 1977, there has been a lack of in-depth analysis of this subject,...

Little Paula is a haunting sequel to Eden's Children from V.C. Andrews, author of the Flowers in the Attic and Landry series. When Faith Eden's baby was taken away, she became determined to get...

The Walks Near Dorking offers 45 short walks in the beautiful countryside around Dorking, exploring the North Downs and surrounding areas. From Leith Hill to Polesden Lacey and Denbies, this...

The Life and Opinions of Maf the Dog, and of His Friend Marilyn Monroe by Andrew O'Hagan. In November 1960, Frank Sinatra gave his friend Marilyn Monroe a dog named Maf. This unusual gift was more...

Mastering the art of food photography is a key to turning your passion into profit. Andrew Scrivani, a renowned food photographer for top publications, shares his expertise in this comprehensive...

The Cult of the Amateur: How Blogs, MySpace, YouTube, and the Rest of Today's User-generated Media are Destroying Our Economy, Our Culture, and Our Values by Andrew Keen. A provocative critique of...

Develop your child's reading skills with Let's Do Comprehension 5-6, an engaging activity sticker book designed to support the National Curriculum for Key Stage 1. This workbook provides all the...

Wiltshire's rich history and heritage are revealed in 50 Gems of Wiltshire. This county in southern England boasts an impressive array of ancient sites, including Stonehenge and Avebury, as well as...

The Spelling for Literacy series by Andrew Brodie is a trusted home learning resource for children. Designed to meet all the demands of the National Curriculum, these workbooks provide the practice...

The Ennead: The Story of King Osiris the Vindicated, the Beloved Enchantress Isis and Horus the Avenger by Stephen Andrew Missick. Discover the ancient Egyptian myth that has captivated people for...