1014 results for 'Alexis Wright'

The Evolution of God by Robert Wright Robert Wright explores the development of Judaism, Christianity and Islam through archaeology, theology, evolutionary psychology and scripture. He reveals an...

Inua Ellams' acclaimed plays are collected together in this comprehensive volume. The 14th Tale, Untitled, Black T-Shirt Collection and Knight Watch showcase Ellams' distinctive voice in British and...

Playwrights on Playwriting: From Ibsen to Ionesco offers insightful perspectives on modern theater and play creation. This collection gathers the thoughts and theories of prominent playwrights from...

Brendan Behan's Complete Plays is a collection of his dramatic works in English. It includes three full-length plays: The Quare Fellow, The Hostage, and Richard's Cork Leg, as well as three one-act...

The Red Letter Plays by Suzan-Lori Parks is a powerful and haunting theatrical work that explores themes of identity, morality, and the human condition. Two plays, In the Blood and Fucking A, are...

The Resurrection of the Son of God by N. T. Wright explores how Christianity began and took its shape. Wright examines key points such as what happened at Easter, the early Christians' belief in life...

Jon Fosse's Plays Four brings together four powerful and thought-provoking plays that explore the complexities of human relationships. The collection includes And We'll Never be Parted, which raises...

A clear and informative map of the Wainwright Fells in the Lake District, ideal for walkers planning their trips. This scale 1:100,000 map shows all 214 fell summits, along with popular start points...

Laura Wade: Plays One A collection of plays that showcase Laura Wade's unique voice and style, proving that radical change is possible in both form and content. This impressive body of work...

For over thirty years, Roy Underhill's work has brought traditional hand-tool craftsmanship to audiences across America. In his seventh book, he shares his expertise on working with wedges and edges...

Set against the backdrop of the author's own journey of discovery, Late Light is a love letter to the English countryside and its inhabitants. Michael Malay's story explores the mystery of our animal...

James Wright's poetry collection Above the River gathers his complete work, showcasing a modern master's contemplative and honest verse.The poems in this volume span Wright's career, from his Deep...

The Day the Revolution Began by Tom Wright explores the full meaning of Jesus' crucifixion, challenging commonly held beliefs about its significance. Wright argues that the Protestant Reformation did...

Understanding Jesus through the Old Testament by Christopher J. H. Wright explores the connection between the life of Jesus and the story of Israel as told in the Old Testament. Wright examines how...

Dramatic Adventures in Rhetoric: A Guide for Actors, Directors and Playwrights by Giles Taylor and Philip Wilson is a comprehensive guide to identifying and using rhetorical devices in drama. Written...

The Legend of Luther Arkwright by Bryan Talbot and Adrian Tchaikovsky is a new addition to the acclaimed science fiction graphic novel series. Set fifty years after its groundbreaking predecessor,...

Steve Waters reflects on how cinema has shaped his life and work as a playwright. Through a series of personal essays, he explores how films have influenced his writing and worldview over nearly a...

Twins And What They Tell Us About Who We Are by Lawrence Wright A fascinating exploration of the human experience through the lens of twins. This book delves into the world of twinship, revealing...

The Comeback is the third book in the Perfect Balance Gymnastics Optionals Series, a spin-off of the original Perfect Balance Gymnastics Series. Alexis is back in action, looking forward to a bright...

Erik Olin Wright's concise and tightly argued manifesto offers a powerful argument for socialism and a guide to help us get there. Capitalism has transformed the world, increasing productivity but at...

Tom Wright's Hibernian takes readers on a journey through the world of Scottish football, exploring its rich history and culture. From the early days of the game to the present day, Wright delves...

Strategies of Political Theatre Post-War British Playwrights by Michael Patterson explores how twentieth century British playwrights used theatre to persuade audiences about radical social change...

The Playwright's Journey From First Spark to First Night by Jemma Kennedy is a comprehensive guide to writing a play. Based on her long-running masterclasses at the UK's National Theatre, this book...

Shakespeare's Apprenticeship: A New Perspective on His Earliest Works Ramon Jiménez presents a compelling argument that five plays attributed to William Shakespeare are, in fact, his earliest works,...

The Playwright's Manifesto: Reclaiming Theatre in Modern Playwriting By Paul Sirett, Bloomsbury Academic, 2022 In an era where playwriting has become increasingly focused on realistic portrayals of...

With unflinching honesty and poetic precision, Luke Wright navigates the complexities of modern life in his latest collection. Divorced and disillusioned, he embarks on an introspective journey to...

Champagne and Shambles: The Arkwright's and the Country House in Crisis by Catherine Beale. In 1854, at just 21 years old, Johnny Arkwright inherited Hampton Court, one of the most significant...

Writing for the Stage: A Practical Guide to Playwriting. This step-by-step guide explores the mechanics of playwriting and the skills needed to create a compelling story. Drawing on proven methods...

Evil and the Justice of God by Nicholas Thomas Wright is a thought-provoking analysis of the fundamental questions that face any believer today. In this book, Wright explores all aspects of evil,...

Behind Diplomatic Lines: Relations with Ministers Patrick Wright's memoir opens during a tumultuous time in international relations. A growing number of countries threatened to boycott the...

A new perspective on the Bard's works. This book offers an electrifying exploration of Shakespeare's plays, revealing the complexities and ambiguities that make his writing so thought-provoking. By...

Abandoned on the Wild Frontier Introducing Peter CartwrightGilbert Hamilton's life is forever changed when his father dies and his mother is kidnapped by Sauk Indians during the War of 1812. Alone...

Black Female Playwrights: An Anthology of Plays Before 1950 by Kathy A. Perkins provides valuable insights into the literary and historical context of black drama in the United States during its...

The Wheelwright's Daughter by Eleanor Porter is a gripping novel set in Elizabethan England. Martha, the daughter of a wheelwright, lives a life of quiet desperation in a small village driven by...

The Guide to Greek Theatre and Drama offers a comprehensive survey of the theatre in Ancient Greece. This meticulously researched guide provides an in-depth examination of the surviving plays by...

The McClure Twins Make It Fashion by Ava McClure and Alexis McClure is a heartwarming story about embracing differences. Twin sisters Ava and Alexis discover that their unique styles can be combined...

The Murders at Argos reimagines the Oresteia story with a dark and modern twist. In Cressida Among the Greeks, David Foley weaves together two iconic tales: the doomed lovers of Troilus and Cressida,...

Luke Wright's Mondeo Man is a provocative and humorous collection of poetry that captures the essence of modern England. With explosive political satire and acerbic wit, Wright tackles topics such as...

So You Want to be a Playwright? How to Write a Play and Get it Produced by Tim Fountain provides practical guidance for those looking to bring their ideas to life on stage.The process of writing and...

Life Changing explores how humans have altered the DNA of living things and changed the fate of life on Earth. From genetically modified pets to tropical fish, we've introduced new species and...

Jim Cartwright's plays are known for their unflinching portrayal of contemporary life. This collection showcases four of his most striking works: Road, Bed, Two and The Rise and Fall of Little Voice...

Brecht: A Choice of Evils (Methuen Paperback) by Martin Esslin This biography probes the life and career of Bertolt Brecht, a brilliant twentieth-century dramatist and political activist. Drawing on...

Tom Wright's Simply Jesus offers a clear and concise exploration of the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. In this accessible book, Wright sets out to answer three fundamental questions about Jesus:...

God Save Texas: A Journey Into the Future of America by Lawrence Wright This is a thought-provoking exploration of Texas, a state that embodies many contradictions. With its unique blend of...

Tom Wright's spiritual manifesto invites you to live and pray the Psalms in a way that will encourage you to commune with God as Jesus did. By putting the Psalms back at the centre of Christian...

Alfred Wainwright's Illustrated Walking Guide to the Lake District Book 3: Central Fells is the latest edition of the renowned guidebook, comprehensively revised by Clive Hutchby. The book takes...

Dara McAnulty's Diary of a Young Naturalist is a powerful and evocative memoir that explores the natural world through the eyes of an autistic teenager. This stunning debut chronicles the author's...

The Cambridge Companion to Modern British Women Playwrights by Elaine Aston and Janelle G. Reinelt provides an in-depth exploration of women's work in British theatre from the twentieth century. This...

Who Was Jesus? by Nicholas Thomas Wright explores the historical figure behind the Christian faith. Wright examines recent publications about Jesus, including works that portray different aspects of...

For Everyone Bible Study Guide: Romans by Tom Wright This study guide is part of a series designed to help church groups and individuals explore the New Testament using the For Everyone model...

The Sense of Order: A Study in the Psychology of Decorative Art (The Wrightsman Lectures, V. 9) by Leonie Gombrich and EH Gombrich is a comprehensive exploration of the universal human impulse to...

Start your journey with a sense of purpose and excitement as you embark on Wainwright's iconic Coast to Coast path.Follow in the footsteps of Alfred Wainwright, tracing his 190-mile route from St...

The Southern Fells are a haven for walkers and nature lovers. In this beautifully reproduced guide, Alfred Wainwright shares his deep knowledge of the region's most breathtaking landscapes...

Shakespeare and the Stars offers fresh insights into the playwright's works, revealing the hidden astrological keys to understanding his plays. This book explores how Shakespeare used archetypal...

The Eastern Fells is a comprehensive guide to the eastern section of the Lake District's mountains, featuring the highest concentration of high ground in a continuous barrier. This section includes...

New Testament Wisdom for Everyone by Tom Wright presents a compelling meditation on key passages in the New Testament. Jesus' message has inspired and convicted countless lives over 2000 years, and...

Discover the history and influence behind Shakespeare's most famous plays. This book explores the life and work of one of literature's greatest playwrights, from his early days in Elizabethan England...

A collection of four radical new plays that challenge traditional notions of femininity and societal expectations. The writers have taken as their starting point the quote "Well-behaved women seldom...

Wanderland is a deeply personal exploration of Britain's natural world, one that delves into the author's own experiences as an outsider. Jini Reddy sets out to uncover the magic in the landscape,...

The North Western Fells offer some of the finest ridge walking in the Lake District. Bounded by the River Derwent and the River Cocker, this area is renowned for its stunning scenery and varied...

This fully revised and updated edition of A. Wainwright's iconic guide to the Coast to Coast Walk is now available.First devised in the early 1970s, this 190-mile walk has become one of the world's...

Three short plays from Barney Norris explore the complexities of youth and identity. In "What You Wish For in Youth", Norris weaves together three distinct stories, each examining the challenges and...

The Flow Rivers, Water and Wildness A deeply personal and profound exploration of our place in nature, The Flow is a book about water and the lives it touches. Amy-Jane Beer's journey began with a...

Botho Strauss: Three Plays This collection of three plays showcases the unique and unsettling style of German playwright Botho Strauss. First published in Germany in the 1980s, these works...

The Field of Drama: How the Signs of Drama Create Meaning on Stage and Screen by Martin EsslinThis influential book brings together theatre and film studies within a single theoretical framework,...

The Day the Revolution Began by Nicholas Thomas Wright explores the significance of Jesus' crucifixion, challenging common understandings of the event and its implications. Wright argues that the...

The Lord's Prayer: A Fresh Exploration for the Life of the Church By William M. Wright IV This prayer, taught by Jesus himself to his disciples, has played a significant role in Christian tradition...

Understanding Class by Erik Olin Wright The concept of class is one of the most contested ideas in contemporary sociology. Some argue that it has lost its relevance, while others see it as essential...

The Wheelwright Girl by Tania Crosse is a poignant and moving wartime saga about a spirited young woman seeking happiness on her own terms. Born into a farming family, Grace Dannings dreams of making...

Tom Wright's comprehensive guide to Mark's Gospel offers a fresh and involving translation, combined with insightful commentary that brings the urgency and excitement of this foundational text to...

A dramatic tale of four generations, rent by war, illicit love, violence and leprosy, spans the decades from the thirties to the present day.When Alexis Fielding longs to uncover the truth about her...

No Life Too Small: Love and Loss at the World's First Animal HospiceA heartwarming and inspiring story of love, loss, and the power of nature, this book celebrates the world's first animal hospice...

Lloyd Wright's life was one of acceptance and friendship, but also of crime and capture. This autobiography tells the story of a man who lived life to the full, always with a positive attitude, even...

Tim Crouch's Plays One includes four thought-provoking works: The Author, England, An Oak Tree and My Arm. In these plays, Crouch explores the nature of art and performance, taking risks to challenge...

The Hidden Habits of Genius Beyond Talent, IQ, and Grit--Unlocking the Secrets of Greatness by Craig Wright What does it take to be a genius? The term is often associated with iconic figures like...

A collection of poetry that combines elegy with satire, Luke Wright's latest work tackles the complexities of modern Britain. With a unique blend of form and tone, he explores themes of inequality,...

Tom Wright's guide to Romans Part 2 Chapters 9-16 offers a fresh perspective on this foundational letter. With an approachable and anecdotal style, Wright helps readers see the great sweep of Paul's...

Howard Barker: Plays Two presents four plays that challenge and unsettle. These works examine collisions of culture, gender and creed at moments of turmoil, developing the tragic form known as...

Experience the timeless works of Charles Dickens in Neil Bartlett's powerful stage adaptations. This collection brings to life Great Expectations, A Christmas Carol and Oliver Twist, three of...

Raynor Winn's The Salt Path is a powerful and uplifting true story of hope and resilience. When Raynor's husband is diagnosed with a terminal illness, they face an uncertain future and make the brave...

The Blood of Hercules by Jasmine Mas is a gripping tale of survival and immortality. When a mysterious blood test leads to her admission at a prestigious war academy, Alexis Hert must confront the...

Our Biggest Experiment: A History of the Climate Crisis by Alice Bell. This book tells the story of how we came to understand the climate crisis, from the early ideas about greenhouse gases in the...

James Aldred's prize-winning diary chronicles his extraordinary summer in the New Forest, featuring stunning new linocut artwork by Nick Hayes.In early 2020, wildlife cameraman James Aldred was...

A collection of quotations from the greatest writers and poets in the English language, compiled by John Bartlett. The book begins with the King James Bible, followed by the New Testament, and then a...

The Industrial Revolution in textile manufacture was not pioneered by Richard Arkwright in England. Instead, it began in Italy with Italian Renaissance engineers and the Italian silk industry. This...

Divide explores the challenges of rural life in an urban world, highlighting the need for acceptance and respect between town and country communities. As climate change demands action, farmers and...

Angels in Judaism, Christianity and Islam are often misunderstood. Vinita Hampton Wright explores their origins, nature, and role in human life, delving into the history and theology behind these...

The Meal Jesus Gave Us: A Study of the Last Supper and Its Significance for Christians Today. In this introductory volume, acclaimed theologian N. T. Wright explores the background of the Last...

Wild Enthusiasm: A Very British Safari follows Steve Wright's personal encounters with iconic UK wildlife, from white-tailed eagles to red-necked wallabies.On short holiday expeditions across the UK,...

Jesus the Storyteller by Stephen I. Wright offers a fresh perspective on Jesus' use of parables in his ministry. By examining these stories as part of a cohesive whole, Wright sheds new light on...

Comic books have been an integral part of American popular culture since Superman's debut in 1938. For over six decades, comic books have sold millions each year and played a significant role in the...

Jon Fosse's latest collection of plays explores the complexities of human relationships through four poignant and varied stories. In "Someone is Going to Come", a couple seeks solitude in a remote...

The Gospel of Matthew: A Guide for Everyone. Part 2 Chapters 16-28 by Tom Wright. This book offers a fresh perspective on the gospel of Matthew, breaking down its message into manageable sections to...

Sir William Davenant was known in his time as 'Davenant the Poet', a title that reflects his remarkable literary career. As the son of an Oxford vintner, or possibly the natural son of his godfather,...

Franz Wright's F is a powerful and moving collection of poems that explore the complexities of life and mortality. In these deeply personal and relatable works, Wright finds a new sense of clarity...

Galloway is a photographic exploration of the Scottish landscape. Allan Wright's work captures the beauty and complexity of this region.Through his lens, Wright reveals the intricate relationships...

The New Testament for Everyone Third Edition, with Introductions, Maps and Glossary of Key Words by Tom Wright. This newly typeset edition of Tom Wright's popular English Bible translation features...

The Day the Revolution Began: Reconsidering the Meaning of Jesus's Crucifixion by N. T. Wright. In this thought-provoking work, renowned scholar and Anglican bishop N. T. Wright challenges commonly...