293 results for 'Iain Finlayson'

Twiceborn by Marina Finlayson Kate O'Connor's past is shrouded in tragedy, but when memories are ripped from her mind, she knows something is terribly wrong. A mysterious courier job leaves her with...

It's Dark in London brings together a diverse range of voices and styles to create a unique portrait of the city.The fusion of established comic artists, including Alan Moore, Neil Gaiman, David...

William Carey: Expecting Great Things by Linda Finlayson is a gripping story about a shoe-maker who became one of the key individuals in the formation of The Baptist Missionary Society. Born into a...

A collection of Gaelic poetry from 1892, featuring parallel English translations, offers insight into a rich cultural tradition often overlooked. This anthology brings together works by notable...

London Orbital is a journey into the unloved outskirts of the city, where the M25's asphalt loop seems to lead nowhere. Iain Sinclair sets out to walk this road, keeping to the 'acoustic footprints',...

Discover the true essence of Britishness in this irreverent A-Z guide. Iain Aitch brings together a wealth of brand-new material to explore what makes Britain uniquely itself, from its love of fish...

Logan is a historical reference work that explores the complexities of Scotland's past. Written by Iain Gray and Rennie McOwan, this book delves into the country's history, shedding light on its...

New Labour's ideas and practices can be understood as reflections of the broader cultural and economic context in which they emerged. This book provides an in-depth analysis of New Labour, examining...

Ravage by Iain Rob Wright is a gripping horror novel that reimagines the zombie apocalypse. Nick Adams' ordinary life is turned upside down when a mysterious customer walks into his phone shop,...

This comprehensive history of British general election campaigns spans nearly 200 years, from the 1830 election to the 2019 Brexit election. Iain Dale, a leading political commentator, has gathered a...

Drawing Spirit: The Role of Images and Design in the Magical Practice of Late Antiquity by Jay Johnston and Iain Gardner is a pioneering study that explores the art, production, and social functions...

Set in the dark underbelly of Victorian London, White Chapel Scarlet Tracings is a gripping novel that delves into the city's past and its most infamous crimes. Iain Sinclair weaves together a...

The Raccoons: The One That Got Away by Iain McLaughlin is a heartwarming story about a group of raccoons and their adventures.This charming tale follows the journey of a young raccoon who gets...

Bomb Culture: 50th Anniversary EditionA groundbreaking exploration of radical 1960s art, music, and protest movements, this book has been out of print for fifty years. Its legendary status is...

Junior's ordinary life is about to become anything but. When a stranger arrives with alarming news, Junior's world is turned upside down. He's been chosen for an extraordinary journey, one that will...

Highland Scrambles North is a comprehensive guide to the best mountain walks in northern Scotland. Iain Thow, a renowned mountaineer and guidebook author, shares his extensive knowledge of the...

Discover your Scottish heritage with Boyd: The Origins of the Clan Boyd and Their Place in History. This informative guide provides an in-depth look at the history of the Clan Boyd, helping you...

Revival and Revivalism by Iain H. Murray explores the spiritually significant events of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries through the perspectives of those who lived at their centre. The author...

Old Carradale by Iain Wright is a historical account of the village in Argyll, Scotland. First published in 2020, this paperback edition tells the story of Old Carradale's history and development...

A new horror novel from Iain Rob Wright presents a thrilling challenge. Cheryl and her colleagues are locked in a room with only their wits to escape before time runs out. If they succeed, there's...

Our understanding of the world is shaped by how we attend to it. In fact, attention is not just receptive, but actively creative of our experience. Iain McGilchrist explores how our brain's...

Suicide Bridge by Iain Sinclair explores the darker corners of urban mythology. Originally published in 1979, this work is a fusion of poetry and prose that delves into the city underworld, drawing...

A collection of 300 hopes for you to consider. From wishing for always having a pen to hoping you're never lonely, this book offers inspiring prose and illustrations to reflect on what's important in...

A comprehensive guide to imagework, a new trend in ethnographic research that explores imaginative resources to reveal unconscious knowledge about identity, belief and society. Iain Edgar presents a...

Swimming to Heaven: The Lost Rivers of London Iain Sinclair and Stephen McNeilly explore the hidden waterways that crisscross beneath the city, uncovering a rich history of human endeavour and...

Rebel Stylist Caroline Baker - The Woman Who Invented Street FashionCaroline Baker's style was a game-changer in the fashion world. As a legendary fashion editor, she challenged the status quo and...

Offender Rehabilitation Theory, Research and Practice by Gwen Robinson and Iain D Crow is a comprehensive text that explores the key themes in the development and practice of offender rehabilitation...

This Good Book is a wickedly funny and brilliantly observed novel that explores the complexities of creating art. Susan Alison MacLeod's obsession with painting a powerful portrayal of the...

I'm a Pretty Circler by Iain Morrison is an experimental poetry collection that balances bold and conversational styles. Short poems are paired with longer, more collaged works to explore themes such...

Arab Modernism in Kuwait: A Contextual History of ArchitectureThis book provides a long-overdue examination of the architectural history of Kuwait, using Pan Arab Modernism as a lens. By...

Venezuela: A New Social Order This book offers a unique insight into the country's transformation under Chávez's leadership. Iain Bruce explores the grassroots changes taking place in Venezuela, from...

Why Can't We All Just Get Along is a thought-provoking exploration of public discourse in Britain and the world today. Iain Dale examines the reasons behind our increasingly disrespectful and...

A journey through time and space, grappling with the ghosts of empire. Iain Sinclair's latest work follows his daughter as they travel through Peru, tracing the footsteps of an ill-fated colonial...

J.G. Ballard's greatest interviews come together in this startling collection, showcasing his unique talent and prescient vision. Conversations with notable figures such as Will Self, Jon Savage,...

Comedian and Love Island voice Iain Stirling shares his humorous take on life as a millennial. In this guide, he explores why his generation is often misunderstood and how they can navigate the...

Hackney, that Rose-Red Empire is Iain Sinclair's personal record of his north-east London home, in which he has lived for forty years. It is a documentary fiction, seeking to capture the spirit of...

Thomson: The Origins of the Thomsons and Their Place in History by Iain Gray is a comprehensive reference book that explores the history of the Scottish clan, providing valuable insights into their...

Skateboarding and the City: A Complete History By Iain Borden, Bloomsbury Academic, 2019 This comprehensive history explores the evolution of skateboarding from its surf-beach roots in California to...

The History of the Beano by Iain McLaughlin is a unique insight into Britain's longest-running and best-loved comic. Since 1938, The Beano has brought thrills and laughter to generations of children,...

The Warcage is a vast, galaxy-spanning space station built to promote peace between alien species. However, its voracious rulers have turned it into a nightmarish wasteland, capturing new planets for...

The Placenames of Scotland by Iain Taylor is a comprehensive guide to the fascinating world of Scottish placenames. With over 8,000 entries, this book covers a vast range of terms, from districts and...

Burnett by Iain Gray and George Forbes A comprehensive guide to understanding your surname's origins. Burnett is a detailed exploration of the Burnett surname, tracing its history and evolution over...

Jonathan Raban's Soft City explores urban life in all its complexity. First published in the 1970s, this thought-provoking work remains as relevant today as it was then. In the city, we can find both...

Theatre Spaces 1920-2020: Finding the Fun in FunctionalismThis lavishly illustrated account explores the creation of new theatre spaces over the past century, drawing on the author's own experiences...

A modern-day adventure story, reminiscent of stories like The Call of the Wild and Hatchet, by award-winning author Iain Lawrence. When Chris sets off on a sailing trip with his uncle, their boat...

Burning Brightly celebrates 50 years of Novacon with an anthology featuring some of the biggest names in British genre fiction. This collection brings together rare, previously uncollected stories by...

Breathtaking horror awaits in Savage. When the world crumbles and the dead walk the earth, survival is key. A group of survivors, led by Anna, seek refuge at an abandoned pier, hoping to find safety...

Dalmore Tails: Animal Adventures on the Isle of Lewis brings to life the stories of a bygone era. Born in a traditional blackhouse in Dalmore, author Donald John MacLennan recounts his childhood...

Exploring the cultural significance of advertising in contemporary society, Iain MacRury's Advertising offers a clear and accessible guide to understanding this complex industry.This introduction to...

A collection of modern Scottish Gaelic poetry, presented in parallel texts with line-for-line translations by the poets themselves. This anthology brings together the work of five acclaimed Gaelic...

Beta Male by Iain Hollingshead is a humorous and honest portrayal of modern malehood. As Sam Hunt navigates his late twenties, he finds himself struggling to find direction and purpose in life. His...

A terrifying novel for fans of suspenseful thrillers. Asbo is a 70,000-word pacey read that weaves a tale of escalating terror and violence. Andrew's life is one of comfort and security, but it all...

The Old Testament holds more than just inspiring stories about people who triumphed. At its core, it is a message about Jesus Christ and his relationship with humanity. Iain M. Duguid explores how...

Iain Sinclair revisits his childhood haunts on the Gower peninsula in South Wales, retracing steps that shaped his life and literary journey. He reflects on the myths and poetry that have long...

Feersum Endjinn As the last moments of Count Sessine's life draw to a close, Chief Scientist Gadfium receives a mysterious message from the Plain of Sliding Stones. Bascule the Teller, in search of...

In a distant corner of space, a mysterious artifact reappears after millennia, sparking a chain of events that will test the limits of diplomacy and humanity. Genar-Hofoen, a seasoned diplomat, is...

The Picture Frame by Iain Rob Wright is a chilling tale about a man fighting to protect his family from an evil force that threatens to destroy them. When a mysterious object enters their lives,...

Dining on Stones is a sharp and edgy mystery that explores London and its surroundings. A mysterious package sets poet Andrew Norton on a quest along the A13, leading him to question his own identity...

Reylan's desire to return to his vampire life is complicated by an unexpected threat. After being abandoned by his werewolf lover, he sets out to secure his future, but finds himself in the midst of...

Libidinal Economy by Jean-François Lyotard is a foundational work in twentieth-century continental philosophy. In this influential text, Lyotard explores the concept of economies driven by libidinal...

Agents of Oblivion by Iain Sinclair explores the intersection of life and death in a spectral London. Four stories weave together to form a quartet of tales that blur the lines between reality and...

The Origins of the Clan Craig and Their Place in History by Iain Gray Discover the rich heritage of the Craigs, a name with roots in Scotland's northeast. The story begins with the Picts, a warrior...

The Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Combined Science Student book provides comprehensive support for students preparing for their exams. It incorporates the Pearson Checkpoint learning approach, which helps...

A Biblical History of Israel, Second Edition by Iain Provan, V. Philips Long and Tremper Longman III provides a comprehensive and unapologetic approach to understanding ancient Israel's history...

The Prehistory of Music: Human Evolution, Archaeology, and the Origins of Musicality By Iain Morley, published by Oxford University Press in 2018. This groundbreaking study brings together evidence...

The Dream of Scipio by Iain Pears is a complex and thought-provoking novel that weaves together three distinct narratives. At its heart lies a classical text, "The Dream of Scipio," which serves as a...

London's metropolis has undergone a transformation. Once inimitable, it now seems to be spiralling out of control. Iain Sinclair embarks on an electrifying journey through the city, tracing its...

Robin Jenkins's greatest novel is a powerful examination of good and evil, set against the backdrop of a Scottish estate during World War II. With its themes of class-conflict, war, evil and envy,...

Facing Danger In The Helping Professions: A Skilled Approach is a practical guide to managing stressful and dangerous situations in various disciplines. Based on Iain Bourne's experience in...

The Old Man, His Dog & Their Longest Journey by Iain Maitland is a poignant and thought-provoking novel that explores the deep bond between an old man and his loyal dog. As they embark on their...

Pierre-Joseph Proudhon's influential work is now available in English for the first time. This comprehensive collection offers a detailed understanding of his ideas and their significance in shaping...

Five Million Conversations: How Labour Lost an Election and Rediscovered Its RootsIain Watson's behind-the-scenes account of the 2015 general election offers a unique insight into the inner workings...

Poems & Po-Yums is a unique collection of poetry from two poets, Catherin Violante and Iain Yuill, who have formed a strong artistic bond despite living continents apart. Their poems explore a wide...

The Thin Red Line is a collection of essays exploring the philosophical aspects of Terrence Malick's film. This book delves into the existential and phenomenological themes, cinematic techniques, and...

The Use of Weapons is a thought-provoking novel by Iain M. Banks that combines breathtaking imagination with exceptional storytelling. This book is part of the Culture series, which has secured its...

The Origins of Clan Kerr and Their Place in History by Iain Gray is a fascinating exploration of Scotland's colourful story. This clan book delves into the history of Clan Kerr, tracing their descent...

A stormy night brings no solace to Adam, who has spent his entire life struggling with alcohol. Tonight marks one year since he last drank, but as he looks out into the darkness, a ghostly face...

Iain Matthews is one of the music industry's great survivors, with a career spanning over fifty years. He has been making pitch-perfect records and performing with some of the most iconic bands in...

Wide Boys Never Work by Robert Westerby is a forgotten gem of pre-war London literature. First published in 1937, this novel brings to life the streets and characters of a bygone era through its...

The light from a long-lost star has reached the Culture Orbital, Masaq', bathing its inhabitants in the rays of a society's ancient mistake. Eight hundred years after a devastating war, the...

Inversions by Iain M. Banks is a thought-provoking novel that explores complex themes and ideas in a richly imagined world. At its core, the story delves into the intricate web of power and politics...

Iain Britton's Intaglio Poems is a collection of poetry that showcases his unique voice and style. Born in Palmerston North, New Zealand, Britton has established himself as a prominent poet in the UK...

The Alphabet Company: Supporting Tunnelling Operations in the Great War By Damien Finlayson In the midst of one of history's most brutal conflicts, a small but vital unit played a crucial role in...

Robert Louis Stevenson's Edinburgh Picturesque Notes is a beautifully re-issued hardback edition, first published in 1878. This new edition is presented in a compact, high-quality format, with a real...

Rodinsky's Room explores the world of East European Jewry through the eyes of Rachel Lichtenstein, whose grandparents fled Poland in the thirties. This text weaves together Lichtenstein's search for...

The Empirical Observations of Algernon by Iain Cameron Williams is a unique and introspective work that invites readers to explore the everyday world with fresh eyes. Through poetry, prose,...

The Numbers God's Presence in the Wilderness (Redesign) by Iain M. Duguid explores the biblical text with a focus on its less transparent portions, offering insights for both pastors and laypeople...

Captain Jack Falco and his crew have narrowly escaped the Oortian forces, but at great cost. Three years of rotating skeleton crews in and out of hibernation have passed since their desperate move to...

The Random History of Rugby Hapless Hookers and Useless Flankers is a unique and entertaining take on the sport of rugby. In just 80 minutes, this book captures the essence of the game in a way...

Cycling's Strangest Tales by Iain Spragg is a quirky and fascinating collection of stories from cycling's history. From the open road to the velodrome, this book brings together extraordinary but...

Deer on the High Hills: Selected Poems by Iain Crichton Smith explores the complexities of identity and culture through the lens of Gaelic heritage. Born with Gaelic as his native language, Smith's...

Heidegger, Art and Postmodernity by Iain D. Thomson offers a fresh perspective on Heidegger's later philosophy, exploring how art can help humanity move beyond the nihilistic thinking of modernity...

Football's Faithful Fans by Iain Whyte is an engaging exploration of the passion and commitment that defines football fans. This collection of stories highlights the dedication and devotion of...

A collection of 32 science fiction short stories paying tribute to J.G. Ballard's prophetic dystopias. This anthology brings together some of the most renowned authors in literature and science...

Scotland, Autumn 1556. Abby's life is turned upside down when her father entrusts her to the care of the Earl of Huntly, hoping to keep her safe from harm. However, she soon discovers that the castle...

For Exploring Science International Year 9 Student Book by Mark Levesley, Penny Johnson, Susan Kearsey, Sue Robilliard, Janet Blair, and Iain Brand, Pearson Education Limited is the publisher. This...

In 4034 AD, humanity has reached for the stars, but Fassin Taak's life is far from certain. As a Slow Seer at the Court of the Nasqueron Dwellers, he navigates a complex web of data and intrigue in a...

Charlie Higson's King of the Ants is a darkly comedic thriller that explores the casual vagaries of evil. A drifter with a penchant for easy money, Sean is offered a tempting proposition: tail...

Charged with incompetence, Satan has been fired from his job as Prince of Hell and exiled to suburban England. Living under the name Jeremy Clovenhoof, he faces a new set of challenges, including...