1133 results for 'Shaw, Roderick'

A Practical Christianity: Meditations for the Season of Lent by Jane Shaw is a devotional book that invites readers to explore Christian faith in everyday life. By examining five key themes - dust,...

The Art of Remembering: Essays on African American Art and History by Gwendolyn DuBois Shaw explores the recovery of facts and narratives of African American creativity and self-representation, which...

Russia in the Modern World: A New Geography by Denis J B Shaw This book presents a geographical analysis of Russia since its emergence from the Soviet Union in 1991. It provides an in-depth...

The Lost Mandate of Heaven: The American Betrayal of Ngo Dinh Diem, President of Vietnam by Geoffrey D. T. Shaw. In October 1963, Ngo Dinh Diem, the first president of South Vietnam, was brutally...

Highland Spring by Elizabeth Rose is a historical romance novel that explores the complexities of family, loyalty and identity. When her father arranges for her to marry their long-standing enemy,...

Deep beneath the Earth, Will and Elliott uncover a secret that may hold the key to the origins of humanity.With the help of a small team, they discover clues at the three core pyramids that could...

The Summer of '56 by Roderick Heather is a poignant and humorous memoir that chronicles the author's formative years from 1944 to 1964. Set against the backdrop of post-war Britain, this story...

Teach for Climate Justice: A Vision for Transforming Education offers a proactive and inclusive approach to teaching climate change across preschool to high school. Tom Roderick proposes an...

Evangelicals and Social Action: A Historical Perspective Ian J. Shaw explores how the evangelical church has engaged with social issues over three centuries, from John Wesley to John Stott. This book...

Traumatic Narcissism: Relational Systems of Subjugation by Daniel ShawThis book introduces a new way of understanding how victims become trapped and subjugated by the abuser, known as the...

Flood by Clare Shaw is a powerful and deeply personal collection of poetry that explores the aftermath of the 2015 floods in Britain. The poet's own home town was affected, and she draws on this...

Three Plays by George Bernard Shaw Pygmalion, Heartbreak House, and Saint Joan are considered three of the most important works in modern British theatre. Pygmalion, first performed in Vienna in...

The Egyptian Myths: A Guide to the Ancient Gods and Legends by Garry J Shaw provides an authoritative survey of Egyptian mythology. This guide explores how the ancient Egyptians explained the world...

Blurry is a new graphic novel about everyday life and the choices that shape it. Dash Shaw presents ordinary moments as unexpected turning points, revealing how our decisions can both expand and...

Fighting for Justice: A New Perspective on the JFK Assassination and its Aftermath. Investigative journalist Mark Shaw presents a compelling case that challenges the official narrative surrounding...

This autobiographical account offers a unique glimpse into life in the Potteries during the 1840s. Charles Shaw's story begins at just seven years old, as he recounts his experiences working in the...

The British Prime Minister has vanished without trace. A government investigation is underway, and former detective Dr. Hanson Shaw has been drawn into the mystery. As he delves deeper, he uncovers a...

Clare Shaw's second collection, Head On, turns an unflinching gaze into startling new territories. Structured by interweaving themes of political and personal conflict, the book begins and ends with...

Sir George was disappointed in his son, who lacked the aggressive drive required of a business tycoon. To find him a suitable partner, he married Felicia off to Roderick Pyke. However, their plans...

Talk of the Village by Rebecca Shaw The second novel from bestselling author Rebecca Shaw is a thought-provoking exploration of life in a small community. Set against the backdrop of everyday village...

What is 'Islamic' Art? Between Religion and Perception by Wendy M. K. Shaw explores how Islamic art has been perceived throughout history, from the Qur'an to Sufism and ancient philosophy. This...

The mysterious deaths of Marilyn Monroe and Dorothy Kilgallen are intertwined with Robert Kennedy's rise to power in 1960s America. Investigative journalist Mark Shaw uncovers a web of abuse of...

The Spirit of Buddhist Meditation by Sarah Shaw explores the ancient texts that have shaped the Buddhist meditative tradition. This wise and reassuring book delves into a wide range of writings,...

A shocking confrontation brings together two men with a dark past. Jon Shaw, a successful criminal defence lawyer, is forced to face Danny Hallam, the man he tried to murder twenty-five years ago.As...

Bardskull is a unique and imaginative work that marks a new chapter in the life of celebrated storyteller and interpreter of myth, Martin Shaw. In this book, Shaw embarks on three solitary journeys...

The Sublime by Philip Shaw This comprehensive study explores one of the most enduring and complex concepts in Western thought: the sublime. From its earliest classical theories to modernist,...

George Bernard Shaw's Major Cultural Essays offers a unique insight into the author's broad aesthetic sensibilities and his views on culture and politics. Spanning over six decades, this collection...

Pygmalion (New Mermaids) by Bernard Shaw is a play that has sparked controversy since its London premiere in 1914. Its language and ending have been subject to debate, with interpretations ranging...

Breath for the Bones: Art, Imagination and Spirit - A Reflection on Creativity and Faith by Luci Shaw. The relationship between faith and art is complex and multifaceted. This thought-provoking...

Clare Shaw's fourth collection Towards a General Theory of Love explores the complex and multifaceted nature of love through poetry. Drawing on psychology, mythology, art, and personal experience,...

Same-Sex Attraction and the Church: A Surprising Plausibility Ed Shaw's honest account of his own struggles with same-sex attraction offers a unique perspective on how the church can respond to those...

Deaf in the USSR: Marginality, Community, and Soviet Identity, 1917-1991 by Claire L. Shaw is a groundbreaking exploration of what it meant to be deaf in a society founded on radical utopian ideals...

Jade Life: An Englishman's Love Affair with China's National Treasure Andrew Shaw's journey to becoming the only foreign master jade carver in China is a fascinating story that delves into the world...

Frank O'Hara: A New Language for Understanding the Poet and His World Lytle Shaw's innovative study explores how Frank O'Hara used social and philosophical problems to create a new understanding of...

What is "Islamic" Art? Between Religion and Perception by Wendy M. K. Shaw explores how Islamic art reflects the complex relationship between religion, perception, and historical context.This book...

The British Infantry Section in the Second World War is a detailed exploration of the infantry rifle section's role in Britain's fighting philosophy during World War II. Alexander Shaw delves into...

Utilitarianism and the Ethics of War by William H. Shaw offers a detailed analysis of the ethical issues involved in war. This book explores two fundamental questions: when is war morally justified,...

Sandra Brown's latest thriller is a suspenseful tale of abduction and deception. When Jordie Bennet meets Shaw Kinnard in a disreputable bar, their encounter sparks a chain of events that will keep...

George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion & Other Plays is a thought-provoking collection of three comedies that explore themes of poverty, class and inequality. With a preface by Judi Dench, this beautifully...

The slave trade's legacy in West Africa is often overlooked, yet its impact can be seen in the rituals and traditions of Temne-speaking communities in Sierra Leone. Rosalind Shaw explores how...

A Penguin Classic, this edition features the definitive text of George Bernard Shaw's play Major Barbara, under editorial supervision. In this thought-provoking drama, Shaw explores the tensions...

This collection of sixty-three stories showcases Irwin Shaw's remarkable range and skill as a short-story writer over five decades. Spanning from the 1930s to the 1990s, these tales offer a unique...

Clare Shaw's first collection, Straight Ahead, is a deeply personal and evocative exploration of life in northern England. The poems capture the complexities of human experience, from childhood to...

The Pennines A Celebration of England's Backbone by Helen Shaw is a photographic journey through one of England's most majestic landscapes. Spanning from south to north, this book showcases the best...

When Roderick's wife fell critically ill, he made a promise to save her no matter the cost. On the Diamond Isle, where war and treachery have become the norm, this promise becomes increasingly...

The Oxford Reading Tree: Level 1+ More First Sentences A is a engaging storybook designed to motivate children. This popular series brings familiar characters and settings to life with humorous...

The People in Question: Citizens and Constitutions in Uncertain Times by Jo ShawThis thought-provoking analysis explores the complex relationships between constitutions, citizenship, and national...

Welcome to the Shawl Society Season 1, a collection of six timeless shawl knitting patterns by Helen Stewart. This book offers a range of designs that cater to different skill levels, from relaxing...

The Memory Illusion: Remembering, Forgetting, and the Science of False MemoryForensic psychologist and memory expert Julia Shaw explores how our memories play tricks on us, and how understanding...

First performed in 1894, Mrs. Warren's Profession is a provocative play by George Bernard Shaw that sparked controversy and debate when it was first staged.The play examines the world of...

Major Barbara by Bernard Shaw A provocative dramatization of the relationship between money, power, and moral purpose, Major Barbara explores the tension between personal conviction and the demands...

George Bernard Shaw's play Saint Joan tells the story of 15th century French military figure Joan of Arc, dramatising what is known of her life based on substantial records of her trial.Premiering in...

There Is No Devil by Sophie Lark Cole and Mara's relationship has grown to consume them both, as they navigate the depths of their feelings. For the first time in both their lives, they might...

George Bernard Shaw's Man and Superman is a satirical play that explores the eternal struggle between the sexes. After her father's death, Ann Whitefield becomes the joint ward of two men: Roebuck...

Dream Big An Irishwoman's Space Odyssey by Niamh Shaw is a personal memoir that recounts her journey to fulfill a lifelong dream of going to space. After stepping away from a full-time academic...

Britain in a Perilous World: A Call for Reassessing Defence and Security Strategies. The British government's Strategic Defence and Security Review is an appraisal of the armed forces, aiming to...

The star has come (New Horizons) by Roderick Williams is a vocal score for SATB unaccompanied choir. The piece is an imaginative setting of a poem by Robert Seatter, with Williams using portamenti...

First published in 1913, Pygmalion: A Romance in Five Acts is a play by Bernard Shaw that explores the complex relationships between social class and personal identity. This edition features the...

Pagan Goddesses in the Early Germanic World: Eostre, Hreda and the Cult of MatronsThis book explores the evidence for Germanic goddesses in England and on the Continent, challenging traditional views...

The Perfect Wagnerite - A Commentary on the Niblung's Ring by Bernard Shaw is a thought-provoking work that explores the composer Richard Wagner's life and art. In this commentary, Shaw examines the...

Ashes and Stones: A Scottish Journey in Search of Witches and WitnessThis moving account explores the lives of women accused of witchcraft in 17th-century Scotland, tracing their stories through the...

Pygmalion, written by George Bernard Shaw, is a play that explores the complexities of language and social class in Victorian England.The English have a unique relationship with their own language,...

Candle Making Genius - How to Make Candles That Look Beautiful & Amaze Your Friends by Beth Shaw. Learn the art of creating stunning candles with this comprehensive guide. From selecting the right...

Sherlock Holmes: A Complex and Charming Detective in Ten New Cases. In this intriguing collection, Janet Shaw presents a fresh take on the iconic detective, revealing a mercurial and complex Holmes,...

This visual analysis of the colors used in furnishing fabrics and wallpapers from the 15th century to the present day provides inspiration for designers. The book features reproductions of fabrics...

The Sea Shall Embrace Them: A Harrowing Maritime Disaster In one of the most tragic events in maritime history, the American steamship Arctic collided with the French Vesta in 1854, resulting in the...

Discover the exciting world of non-standard Sit'n'gos and take your poker game to the next level. Phil Shaw reveals the alternative formats that can provide a lucrative opportunity for skilled...

The Psychology of Insider Risk Detection, Investigation and Case Management by Eric Shaw explores the complex issue of insider risk in organizations. With over 30 years of experience as a clinical...

Pelagius: Life and LettersA comprehensive collection of critical study and letters by Professor Brinley Roderick Rees, shedding new light on the Pelagian controversy.Re-examine the evidence for the...

Benjamin Shaw provides a clear introduction to understanding the New Testament's historical reliability in this concise and systematic survey of key issues.The book addresses various topics related...

Exploring the concept of evil and its relationship to human nature, Julia Shaw delves into the science behind our darker tendencies. By examining the brain structures and psychological factors that...

Ed Shaw explores the complex relationship between sex and faith in this thought-provoking introduction to Christian sexuality.The Bible's teaching on human sexuality is often misunderstood or...

Spectral Lines: Verses in Modern Day Technicolor by Simon Shaw is a collection of poems that explore the world of colour. Each poem offers a unique perspective on a particular hue, inviting readers...

Shawn Michaels' wrestling career began in Texas, where he trained with legendary wrestler Jose Lothario. He later moved to Kansas, where he met fellow wrestler Marty Jannetty. Their partnership led...

Mrs Warren's Profession, Candida, and You Never Can Tell is a collection of three plays that showcase Bernard Shaw's early work in playwriting. Written during a time of significant social change,...

This anthology brings together twenty-one prize-winning and highly commended stories from the Henshaw Press Short Story Competition. It offers an eclectic mix of vignettes that explore the full range...

A locked room. A dead body. A secret that went to the grave. When retired police officer Finlay Shaw is found dead in a locked room, everyone thinks it's suicide. But disgraced detective William...

Catherine Shaw's comprehensive guide to local campaign management is an invaluable resource for anyone looking to succeed in politics. This clear and concise handbook provides a detailed plan for...

From Matt Shaw, author of dark and twisted horror stories, comes a new collection of previously unreleased material. This book features a range of short fiction, including flash fiction, short...

Discover the art of knitting shawls with Christine Boggis' comprehensive guide. Perfect for beginners and experts alike, this book covers all the essential techniques to get you started on your next...

By the mid-nineteenth century, the railways had revolutionised travel in Britain, enabling ordinary people to explore beyond their local surroundings. This newfound freedom led to the rapid growth of...

The Skifflers are back in this exciting fourth installment of the series. Rat has discovered a book about skiffle music and decides to form a band with his friends. But will their musical talents be...

The Motorway is a rich story context to help develop language comprehension and decoding skills. This Stage 7 book, written by Roderick Hunt, provides a fantasy setting through the magic key...

A Lucky Find is a phonics-based story from Roderick Hunt and Alex Brychta, designed to support language development in children. The book features humorous illustrations and engaging storylines,...

A young man's body is found hanging from a tree with no identification. The police investigation that follows reveals a town filled with secrets and potential witnesses too scared to talk. DI Manon...

Harry Brigandshaw is presumed dead, missing in the wilds of Africa. But his story doesn't end there. In fact, it's just beginning. As the world grapples with the looming threat of war, the next...

Commemorating 75 years since the Empress of Crime's first book, this ninth volume in a set of omnibus editions presents the complete run of 32 Inspector Alleyn mysteries. In "Clutch of Constables",...

Bonjour Mr Inshaw is a unique tribute to the painter David Inshaw, presented in a beautifully designed format. The book brings together paintings and poems on facing pages, celebrating the...

Treason If You Lose is the sixth instalment in Peter Rimmer's historical fiction series. What the older generation feared has returned, bringing with it a new reality for those living through World...

Harry Brigandshaw's life is forever changed by the raw grief and anger that consumed him after the Great War. He embarks on a perilous journey with Barend Oosthuizen into the African bush, seeking...

This forest in England has become a most unusual place, where animals have taken to mimicking human behaviour. A rat, rabbit and hedgehog have formed a strong bond, leading to exciting adventures...

George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion is a biting satire of the British class system, presented on stage for the first time in 1913. A bet made by Professor Henry Higgins sets in motion a transformation of...

Ros Byam Shaw explores 14 distinctive English townhouses in her latest book, uncovering the timeless secrets behind their charming interiors. From Georgian to Victorian and contemporary styles, these...

The Little Book of Yoga Breathing Pranayama Made Easy by Scott ShawDiscover the power of breath control with this comprehensive guide to pranayama. Professional yoga instructor Scott Shaw presents 16...

Philip A. Shaw's study of 'Beowulf' explores the origins of personal names in the poem and their significance for understanding its continental contexts.The use of Germanic names in an Old English...

Narrating Reality offers a provocative critique of nineteenth-century British realist fiction and our understanding of it. Harry E. Shaw challenges the prevailing critical orthodoxy by re-examining...

Roderick Floud's groundbreaking study of the history of British gardens over the past 350 years offers a fascinating insight into the role of gardens in the country's economic and social life. Floud...

A woman is found ritually slaughtered in the woods, with cryptic symbols scattered around her body. The local myth of the Carrion King, a Saxon magician, is drawn into the investigation. Journalist...

A Valley Dream by Anna Jacobs is a heartwarming novel set in 1930s Lancashire. At thirty-six, Bella Porter's life is marked by hardship and struggle, but when she inherits a house in the village of...

The Labour Party Since 1945 by Eric R. Shaw provides a critical overview of the party's evolution in postwar Britain. This book explores the transformation from "Old Labour" to "New Labour",...