325 results for 'Carruthers, Gerard'

Gerard Fromm explores how traumatic psychological injury can be passed down through generations and the importance of finding shared humanity in families, therapy, society, and memories of the past...

Sir Philip's Folly is a charming Regency romance that brings together a cast of colourful characters at the Poor Relation hotel. When two new arrivals cause commotion among the established order,...

In Search of a Way: Two Journeys of Spiritual DiscoveryA deeply personal and thought-provoking exploration of faith, identity and spirituality. Gerard Hughes shares his own inner journey, from...

A shooting party at Rodington Court takes an unexpected turn when Patricia Merton finds herself drawn to Jimmy's fiancée, Miss Fenella Carruth. As tensions rise and secrets are revealed, the arrival...

The impact of electromagnetic waves on human health and the natural world is a topic of growing concern. Research has shown that exposure to electromagnetic pollution and photonic effects from...

A vibrant graphic history of global dissent and activism, Celebrate People's History! presents a visual tour through nearly three thousand years of resistance movements. From ancient Secession of the...

Jesus Driven Life offers a fresh approach to the Sermon on the Mount, one that sees it as God's blueprint for human behaviour. Gerard Kelly believes this passage is designed not to make us better...

Finn Carruthers' life is about to take a drastic turn. A severe winter has brought an unexpected chill to England, and for 15-year-old Finn, it's just the beginning of a series of unexplained events...

Mary Carruthers's study of memory in medieval culture has fundamentally changed the way scholars understand this period. This fully revised and updated second edition considers all material and...

Gerard Whyman's Oddly Distracted is a collection of over 100 of his most popular gag cartoons, showcasing his unique sense of humour. These cartoons have appeared in various magazines, including The...

A Train Journey brings iconic trains to life in three-dimensional pop-ups. This charming book features four historic trains: George Stephenson's Rocket, the Elevated Railway in Brooklyn, the Flying...

A heartwarming historical Christmas novella awaits. Twenty-eight year old Magdalena Roth's life took an unexpected turn when she found herself the mother of a small baby, after tragedy struck and she...

Luna Carruthers offers guidance on how to communicate effectively in power exchange relationships and everyday interactions. This book provides tools for learning submissive speech skills, including...

Dorothea Tanning Transformations by Victoria Carruthers is a comprehensive study of the American artist's work, revealing her as one of the most significant creative forces of the 20th century. This...

The Ascended Masters by Li Po A spiritual exploration of human elevation and divine intervention. Gerard Manley Hopkins' poem about a shipwreck serves as a catalyst for Carter Gregory's investigation...

Unlocking the past is the key to the future. This heart-wrenching tale of love, war, and forgiveness spans two generations, two continents, and a lifetime of secrets. In the present day, Emilie de la...

Puss in Boots and Other Very Clever Cats by Amelia Carruthers explores the origins of a beloved fairy tale from around the world. This collection features seven different versions of the 'Puss in...

The Cosmopolitan Imagination: The Renewal of Critical Social Theory by Gerard DelantyThis comprehensive assessment explores the idea of cosmopolitanism in social and political thought, linking it to...

Of Black Study explores how Black intellectuals challenged Western knowledge and created alternative ways of thinking and knowing. This book examines the work of thinkers such as W.E.B. Du Bois,...

The Dark Frontier A Spy Thriller by Eric Ambler In 1935, a chance encounter sets off a chain of events that draws a mild-mannered physicist into the world of international espionage. A mysterious...

Pied Beauty is a charming children's picture book that brings Gerard Manley Hopkins' famous poem to life. Each line of the poem is paired with an original illustration, while the opposite page...

The Death Poems: Songs, Visions, Meditations is a collection of meditations that explore death in various forms. Gerard Beirne's work delves into the subject with a range of approaches, from...

The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle - Illustrated and Annotated by Bob Carruthers is a vital collection of historical documents that shed light on the history of the British Isles during the dark ages. Without...

The Land Beyond the Forest Facts, Figures and Fancies from Transylvania by E. Gerard is a significant contribution to literature that has been preserved in its original form for future generations...

This 1993 book by John Gerard Ruggie explores the concept of multilateralism and its significance in international relations. The author examines the theory and practice of institutional forms,...

The Pursuit of Sodomy by Gerard Kent and Gert Hekma is a comprehensive historical study of male homosexuality in Early Modern Europe. Spanning from 1400 to 1800, this work explores the complex role...

Breathe by Joyce Carol Oates is a raw and propulsive tale of love and grief. When Michaela's husband falls ill, their life descends into chaos, and she faces the terrifying prospect of widowhood. As...

This Source Book brings together key texts by and about Thomas More, exploring his diverse roles as poet, scholar, statesman, family man, educational reformer, philosopher, historian, and saint...

The Light Behind the Window by Lucinda Riley is a historical romance that explores love, war, and forgiveness. After her mother's death, Emilie de la Martiniéres inherits her childhood home and...

Dorothea Tanning: Doesn't the Paint Say It All? This fully illustrated catalog presents a significant body of work by American Surrealist artist Dorothea Tanning, created between the 1950s and '90s...

A Duke Walked Into a House Party by Grace BurrowesWhen an old friend dragoons him into attending a house party, Gerard Hammersley, Duke of Hardcastle, recruits his governess to keep him safe from...

A comprehensive guide to the life and works of Gerard Manley Hopkins, this book provides an authoritative introduction for those seeking to explore his poetry in depth.Written by Graham Storey, this...

Discover the secrets of your Virgo Sun sign and unlock a happier, more fulfilling life. Astrologers Marion Williamson and Pam Carruthers guide you through the insights of your birth chart, revealing...

A Sea Voyage by Gerard LoMonaco is an exciting pop-up book that takes children on a journey across the sea. Boats come in all shapes and sizes, and this beautifully illustrated book brings six...

Reading Victorian Poetry offers a close reading of poems from the Victorian era, carefully selected to reflect the breadth and diversity of nineteenth-century poetry. Richard Cronin's analysis...

The West German Social Democrats, 1969-1982: A Profile of a Party in PowerThis detailed examination of the SPD during its years of governance explores how social and economic forces impacted the...

Gerard Vilar explores the relationship between artistic research and scientific inquiry in this thought-provoking study.The traditional distinction between these two fields is being reevaluated as...

When a man is found dead in his country home, Inspector Pinkey is faced with three prime suspects: the widow, the brother, and a recently-fired servant. As he investigates, conflicting evidence...

Killing Monsters: Our Children's Need for Fantasy, Heroism, and Make-Believe ViolenceBy Gerard Jones, this book argues that popular culture, including entertainment with violent or trashy elements,...

It's All in the Genes! Really?This book explores the complex relationship between genes and our lives. While genes play a significant role, they don't tell us the entire story. Dr. Gerard M...

Gerard Casey presents a thought-provoking defence of free speech and toleration in response to the growing influence of transgenderist ideology.He argues that individuals should be free to express...

Gerard Van Herk explores the complex relationships between language and society in this revised and updated second edition of What Is Sociolinguistics?.The field of sociolinguistics examines how our...

A Shakespearean Botanical explores the fascinating world of plants and herbs in Shakespeare's plays and verse poems. This beautifully illustrated book delves into the daily life of Tudor and Jacobean...

Clean Brexit: Why Leaving the EU Still Makes Sense offers an optimistic vision for Britain's future after leaving the European Union. Liam Halligan and Gerard Lyons argue that the UK can re-invent...

The Shroud of Turin: A Scientific Analysis. Dr. Gerard Verschuuren examines the scientific studies conducted on the Shroud of Turin, including DNA, blood, carbon, pollen, textile, and anatomical...

Gérard de Nerval's Journey to the Orient is a travelogue that becomes a quest for the unknown. In 1843, the author embarked on a journey to Cairo, Beirut, and Constantinople, seeking answers to the...

The world was in chaos as ten young suns took to the sky, bringing scorching misery to the Earth. Summoned by Houyi, the great archer, to discipline them, this ancient tale of balance and order is a...

The Boy with the Violet Eyes By Feroz Patel and Gerard M.-F Hill A mysterious boy appears in their lives, bringing danger and excitement. Jack's ordinary world is turned upside down as he navigates...

Football Fiesta Sports Academy Book 1 by Gerard Siggins is a story about five kids with one dream: to become the greatest sports stars in the world. Despite their individual struggles, they are...

What Does It Mean to Make Love? explores how our choice of gender is influenced by unconscious forces, revealing a complex interplay between attraction and conflict. Gérard Pommier examines the role...

Forty Anti-Catholic Lies: A Mythbusting Apologist Sets the Record StraightThis book provides thorough yet concise answers to forty common and absurd lies about the Catholic Church. Veteran apologist...

Gérard Bertrand shares his vision for a better world, one that is in harmony with nature. As a wine grower and business leader, he draws on his experience to demonstrate how the preservation of...

Charlene Carruthers' Unapologetic challenges all of us engaged in social justice struggles to make the movement for Black liberation more radical, more queer, and more feminist. Drawing on Black...

Gerard Gertoux explores the origins of human history in "Who Built the Tower of Babel When and Why?", shedding light on the earliest civilizations of Mesopotamia and Egypt.The author examines the...

Under the Spell of the Gauge Principle by G. 't Hooft This collection of articles and review topics explores key concepts in gauge field theory, including renormalization of non-Abelian gauge...

The Last Forgotten Campaign in the Pacific tells the true story of three American Army Companies that served alongside the Australian Army in recapturing the island of Borneo from the Japanese...

Shearsman 129 / 130 by Kelvin Corcoran A double-issue of poetry from Shearsman magazine, featuring work by over 30 poets and translators. This collection includes translations of Cecilie Løveid,...

Mexico City Blues is Jack Kerouac's most significant and emblematic poem, consisting of 242 loosely linked 'choruses' that explore life, death, spirituality, jazz improvisation, memory, fantasies and...

Seamus Heaney's first collection of prose, Preoccupations, explores his early life and coming of age in Belfast. This selection of essays delves into the poet's interests in 20th-century literature,...

Lucid and elegant analysis of three poets' styles. Helen Vendler's 1994 Richard Ellman Lectures explore the motives behind poets' dramatic breaks from their earlier styles, examining the interplay of...

Reading to Stay Alive: Tolstoy, Hopkins and the Dilemma of Existence explores how literary reading can be a lifeline for those struggling with suicidal thoughts. Written by an academic general...

Crazy Like a Fox: A Novel by Rita Mae Brown In this gripping mystery, Sister Jane Arnold is drawn into a complex web of clues and secrets when a valuable hunting horn goes missing from the Museum of...

Taming 7 is an unforgettable love story from Chloe Walsh, the author of the international bestselling series The Boys of Tommen.In this epic and emotional tale, Gerard 'Gibsie' Gibson, a lovable...

A comprehensive survey of the fine arts, including painting, sculpture, and architecture, is presented in this work by Gerard Baldwin Brown. The author provides detailed analysis of key artistic...

The Seventies Unplugged: A Kaleidoscopic Look at a Violent Decade Gerard DeGroot's insightful exploration of the 1970s challenges the popular narrative of a decade marked by glamour and excess...

A gripping thriller about the complexities of family love and the devastating consequences of obsession. When 15-year-old Meghan's health takes a mysterious turn, her mother Becky becomes convinced...

Breathe by Joyce Carol Oates is a haunting and heart-wrenching novel about love, loss, and the chaos that follows. When Gerard's fatal illness strikes, Michaela must confront the terrifying prospect...

Christopher Smart: A Poet of Adoration and Joy This study presents Christopher Smart as one of the finest English religious poets between George Herbert and Gerard Manley Hopkins. Despite his...

Annabelle Carruthers can only dream of being kissed by a man as dashing as Lord Darkwood. She remains locked in misery - married to a rakish drunk who gambles their lives into financial and social...

No Plane Crashes on 9/11 - Exposing the IllusionThis collection of essays challenges the widely-held narrative surrounding the 9/11 attacks, arguing that they were not carried out by Arab hijackers...

American Breakdown: Why We No Longer Trust Our Leaders and Institutions and How We Can Rebuild ConfidenceBy Gerard Baker, former editor-in-chief of the Wall Street Journal, this thought-provoking...

A razor-sharp and achingly funny memoir about the men and movies that shaped one woman's life. Antonia Quirke recounts how her love-life was affected by her obsession with male movie stars, as her...

The Reigns of Xerxes I: A Reevaluation. Gerard Gertoux presents a fresh perspective on the history of ancient Persia, focusing on the reigns of three successive kings: Xerxes I, Artaxerxes I, and...

The Nature of God by Gerard J. Hughes explores five central attributes of God: existence, simplicity, omniscience, omnipotence, and goodness. This book delves into the classical concept of God,...

Gerard Manley Hopkins' poetry is marked by its intense and vital language, which seeks to evoke the spiritual essence of nature in a sensual and natural way. This collection brings together his...

National Myths Constructed Pasts, Contested Presents by Gérard Bouchard explores how national myths shape our understanding of collective identity and power relations. Drawing on international...

The Matrix and the Alice Books explores the connections between two seemingly disparate works: the iconic science fiction film "The Matrix" and Lewis Carroll's beloved children's classics, "Alice's...

The Art of How to Train Your Dragon 2 brings to life the creative process behind the second chapter of the DreamWorks Animation trilogy. With over 300 images, this official illustrated guide delves...

European Union Law in Context by Ester Herlin-Karnell, Gerard Conway and Aravind Ganesh provides an accessible yet analytical view of EU law. It sets the scene for EU integration, exploring how it...

A Winter of Spies by Gerard Whelan is a gripping tale set against the backdrop of Ireland's tumultuous 1920s. In this heart-pounding story, a young girl becomes embroiled in a world of espionage and...

Gerard Woodward's Legoland is a masterful collection of short stories that will surprise and unsettle you. With his sharp eye for detail, Woodward crafts tales that begin with everyday moments but...

Narrative Discourse Revisited by Gérard Genette provides a comprehensive and systematic view of narrative form and functioning. Building on his earlier work, Genette addresses criticisms and refines...

Rugby Rebel Discovering History - Uncovering Mystery by Gerard Siggins Eoin Madden's life is busy with schoolwork, new rugby challenges, and friend issues. But things take a strange turn when mobile...

Rugby has become an increasingly popular sport in Ireland, and this lavishly illustrated book explores its rich history and success across the country. Gerard Siggins charts the sport's journey from...

Gerard Manley Hopkins' poetry is a dazzling celebration of God's creative power, expressed in a uniquely expressive poetic voice. His mature work is now reprinted alongside fragments from his...

The Topological Transformation of Freud's Theory by Jean-Gérard Bursztein explores the evolution of psychoanalysis through its founder Sigmund Freud and his followers. This book examines how Freud's...

Light and Colours by Gerard Cheshire introduces readers to the world of light and its impact on our lives. This title explores what light is, how it travels, and how it enables us to see, as well as...

Post Celtic Tiger Landscapes in Irish Fiction explores how place and landscape are represented in contemporary Irish fiction. Since 2008, authors such as William Trevor, Dermot Bolger, Anne Enright,...

Did Jesus "Je[hovah]-salvation" know God's name? Gerard Gertoux explores this intriguing question in his thought-provoking book.The author delves into the life and teachings of Michael Servetus, a...

This book presents a collection of clinical studies that explore the complexities of the therapeutic relationship. M. Gerard Fromm's work delves into the intermediate space between patient and...

A hundred-year-old body is discovered walled up in the flat above one owned by the daughter of Nick and Rosemary Storey. The discovery sets off a chain of events as they try to uncover how he ended...

Gerard Passannante explores how catastrophizing - making too much of too little - drove intellectual and cultural innovation in the early modern period. Through literary and philosophical encounters...

Punctuation: A Guide for Editors and Proofreaders by Gerard M.-F. Hill provides a reason-based approach to punctuation and its uses, helping achieve maximum clarity and consistency in written...

Dr Gaius Davies explores the lives of six influential Christian figures: Martin Luther, John Bunyan, William Cowper, Lord Shaftesbury, Gerard Manly Hopkins and others. Through their stories, he...

Bruno Latour's work has revolutionized our understanding of diverse areas such as science, law, politics and religion. His 'Actor-Network Theory' offers a radically fresh approach to social science...

David Jones's unpublished prose offers new perspectives on his work and the cultural engagements of British modernism. A collection of previously unseen statements, annotated with detailed...

Arnold Proctor's quiet life is disrupted when he falls obsessively in love with Vera, a woman who challenges his deeply held beliefs. As their relationship deepens, Arnold is wracked with guilt and...

The Infinity Puzzle: A Story of Breakthrough and Discovery In the 1970s, three scientists - Peter Higgs, Gerard 't Hooft, and James Bjorken - made groundbreaking discoveries that would later inspire...

Oxford By a Very Oxford Cat is a unique and entertaining guide to the city. Simeon the cat shares his views on Oxford, Mr Bean, the internet, and more, while exploring its history, landmarks, and...

Folklore and Legends of Trinidad and Tobago by Gérard A. Besson is a collection of stories that bring to life the unique folk characters of the islands. As a child, the author's family would spend...