10000 results for 'Stannard, Ian'

Can Christianity Cure Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder? A Psychiatrist Explores the Role of Faith in Treatment by Ian OsbornThis book delves into the complex relationship between faith and...

The views on heaven held by Victorians offer a unique perspective on the afterlife. This collection presents the thoughts and writings of well-known and lesser-known individuals from the time,...

For those who want to make a positive impact in their community, this guide provides practical advice and real-world examples to help them become effective governors or trustees.Written by Ian...

Detective Inspector Geraldine Steel is investigating the suspicious death of a sex worker in York. As she delves into the case, her partner and colleague Ian Peterson has gone missing, leaving her...

The Dutch Italianates: 17th-century Masterpieces from Dulwich Picture Gallery, London By Ian A.C. Dejardin Published by Philip Wilson Publishers in 2008 This volume celebrates the beauty of the Dutch...

The Moon is about 238,855 Miles Away Versions After the ChineseA collection of poetry that explores the complexities of identity and culture. Martin Stannard's work delves into the nuances of...

Ian Sutherland's latest quest for justice takes him across Europe in this gripping sequel to Luger. As he delves deeper into a mystery that threatens to upend global security, Ian finds himself...

Delicious, cholesterol-lowering recipes for all the family from leading medical and nutritional experts. With 60% of Britons having unhealthy cholesterol levels, food is the best approach to lowering...

In the aftermath of a mysterious parasite outbreak, Ian's world is turned upside down. Five years ago, a toxic contamination in his hometown transformed dozens of locals into mindless, undead...

Since its initial publication in 1991, Pocket Jackson's has become a trusted reference for those interested in the Hallmarking system. Over the past 23 years, significant developments have taken...

David E. Stannard examines the field of psychohistory, tracing its development from its origins with Freud to its current academic applications.The author argues that psychohistory is fundamentally...

The Student's Companion to the Theologians by Ian S. Markham is an extensive two-volume reference work that brings together a team of contemporary theologians and writers to provide in-depth...

Osip Mandelstam's Selected Poems are a powerful and haunting collection that showcases the poet's unique voice. This bilingual edition, compiled, translated, and edited by Ian Probstein, provides a...

First published in 2001, this collection of five tales explores women's oppression at every level of Victorian society. Each story presents a graphic account of social, economic and emotional...

The Faraway North Scandinavian Ballads by Ian Cumpstey brings to life the medieval world of Scandinavia, where myth and magic entwine with everyday human struggles. This collection of ballads...

The Science of History in Victorian Britain: Making the Past Speak In nineteenth-century Britain, history underwent a significant transformation. A shift away from romantic and literary approaches...

Enlightened Entrepreneurs: Business ethics in Victorian Britain by Revd Dr Ian Bradley explores the remarkable story of 10 influential industrialists who rose from humble beginnings to become leading...

Islam, Christianity and the Mystic Journey A Comparative Exploration by Ian Richard Netton explores the mystic journey in both Islamic and Christian traditions. This insightful study examines six key...

Avian Influenza Science, Policy and Politics by Ian Scoones explores how virus genetics, ecology and epidemiology intersect with economic, political and policy processes in various countries. The...

Mathematics is often seen as an abstract subject, but it has many practical applications and can be a source of beauty and fascination. In this book, mathematician Ian Stewart shares his insights...

Ian has returned, but from where? His claim that he is the grown-up Ian Forman, who everyone thought drowned as a 12-year-old child, raises more questions than answers. Even his wife Mary, who has...

Brian Close Cricket's Lionheart by Alan Hill and Ian Botham is a detailed account of the life and career of one of English cricket's most enigmatic figures. Close was a record-breaking young...

The University of Paris emerged as a complex community in the thirteenth century, with its own distinctive role in society. This book explores the relationship between contexts of learning and the...

Ian Waters had long been content with his solitary life, surrounded by books and academia. However, everything changed when Jessen Sørensen entered his world, bringing both joy and heartache. Their...

Alastair Sim: A Life Behind the Screen This biography offers a rare insight into the life of one of Britain's most respected and best-loved actors. Alastair Sim was an enigmatic character both on and...

Islam, Christianity and Tradition A Comparative Exploration by Ian Richard Netton explores the role of tradition in Islam and Christianity. This comparative study examines key themes such as...

The Oxford Debate: A Reconsideration of Darwin's Legacy In June 1860, some of Britain's most influential authorities gathered in Oxford to discuss Charles Darwin's Origin of Species. The debate...

The Matchmaker's Playbook by Rachel Van Dyken is a romantic comedy that follows Ian Hunter, a former NFL recruit turned matchmaker, as he tries to turn his hopeless client Blake into a success. With...

Ian Chase's team is in crisis mode after a very public breakup. To salvage his reputation and the team's image, Ian turns to an unlikely solution: Delilah Baker, his best friend's little sister and...

Wives Like Us by Plum Sykes is a wickedly smart and effortless novel that peels back the layers of status paranoia amongst the poshest of the posh. In this delectable tale, a grand English country...

Celtic Christianity: Making Myths and Chasing Dreams by Ian Bradley explores how the native Christian communities of the British Isles have been idealised and appropriated over the centuries. This...

The Partition of India by Ian Talbot and Gurharpal Singh is a comprehensive account of one of the most pivotal moments in modern history. In 1947, the British withdrawal from India led to the...

The Ecce Homo: A Survey in the Life and Work of Jesus Christ, published anonymously in 1865, remains a fascinating case study in the power of anonymity in publishing. This book explores the complex...

Environmental arts therapy and the Tree of life explores the connection between the human heart and the natural world through the Celtic calendar. This book invites you to create environmental art...

Reading Festival: The Classic Years This book is a standalone edition of the 1970s section from the original 'Reading Festival: Music, Mud and Mayhem - The Official History'. It features interviews,...

Ian Tyrrell's Historians in Public explores how American historians have adapted to and influenced public opinion throughout the 20th century. This study examines debates about history's role in...

Shipping Company Losses of the Second World War - Book II British Merchant Navy This book provides a detailed account of the losses suffered by 38 shipping companies during the Second World War,...

The Malazan Empire faces its greatest challenge as Emperor Kellanved launches a new campaign against the uncharted lands of Falar. A motley force of soldiers and sailors, led by the untested High...

Help you master Year 9 Science with this comprehensive knowledge organiser and retrieval practice book.Embed the essentials across all topics in Year 9 Science, with key knowledge needed for success...

The Pacific Crucible: War in the Pacific 1941-1943 The first six months of World War II in the Pacific were marked by a series of dramatic and pivotal events. The surprise attack on Pearl Harbor in...

Ian Flux's autobiography offers an unvarnished look at the life of one of motorsport's most colourful characters. Born to race, Ian never had the biggest breaks, but he made the most of every...

A sexy agent hounds Wall Street's hottest new wolf in an exhilarating novel from New York Times bestselling author Lauren Layne. Ian Bradley is the definition of a Wall Street hotshot, with a drive...

Samuel Foote was the most talked-about name in the English-speaking world in 1776, but by 1777 he had become almost unmentionable. His story is one of both laughter and tragedy, and it has only been...

Ian McMillan embarks on a journey to understand what it means to be Yorkshire. Born in a village he's lived his entire life, Ian sets out to discover the essence of this distinct county and its...

Master the skills of a British agent with MI6 Spy Skills for Civilians, a comprehensive guide to surveillance, safe travel, self-defense, and more.Written by a former SAS and MI6 operative, this book...

Ian McDonald's life is stuck in neutral. He's struggling to make ends meet and his writing career is stalled. But when a dragon appears in his bedroom, quoting Freud and talking about the space-time...

In the latest installment of the Night Rebel series, Jeaniene Frost weaves a tale of forbidden love and high-stakes danger. Beautiful vampire Veritas risks everything to protect her master, Ian, from...

Ancient Egyptian Warfare Tactics, Weapons and Ideology of the Pharaohs by Ian Shaw provides a comprehensive overview of Egypt's military history from the Neolithic period to the Iron Age. This...

Athens After Empire: A History from Alexander the Great to the Emperor Hadrian by Ian Worthington. The image of ancient Athens is often one of a Classical city, with its monuments and bustling Agora...

The French social sciences owe a significant debt to Brazilian intellectuals. In "Terms of Exchange", Ian Merkel explores how the ideas of Claude Lévi-Strauss, Fernand Braudel, Roger Bastide, and...

A comprehensive history of the iconic Monsters of Rock festival is presented in this book, featuring hundreds of interviews with the bands that performed. Written by a seasoned festival-goer, the...

India and World War I: A Centennial Assessment by Roger D. Long and Ian Talbot explores the complex relationship between India and the Great War from various perspectives, including in-depth case...

Lady Emilia MacCulloch's life is one of turmoil and uncertainty. After a brief but troubled marriage to an enemy of Scotland, she narrowly escapes her husband's fate just as he dies. Now, the Ross...

When the fragile balance of his family's life is disrupted, Ian Bedloe is forced to confront the harsh realities of his own world. A young man struggling to find his place, Ian's journey is marked by...

Realms of the Kingdom by Ian Clayton explores what it means to be 'in the spirit' and in the realms of God. This book will equip believers with the reality of their relationship with God, enabling...

Gentry Cabot's life takes an unexpected turn when she becomes a mother. Exhausted and overwhelmed, she sets out to rebuild her relationship with her family, but needs help at home. Ian Crawford, a...

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union in International Perspective, 1880-1930 by Ian R. Tyrrell explores the remarkable story of Frances Willard and her international organization, which sought to...

Ian has returned, but from where? His claim that he is the grown-up Ian Forman, who everyone thought drowned as a 12-year-old child, raises more questions than answers. Even his wife Mary, who has...

Life throws curveballs at the worst possible moment. For retired Navy SEAL Ian Sawyer, that moment arrives in the form of a frantic phone call that sets off a chain reaction of events. His beautiful...

Robert Townsend's life is turned upside down when his brother leaves him in charge of Llynmore Castle. Determined to make everything run smoothly, he expects to avoid any complications - especially...

The history of the Episcopal Church in western Scotland has long been overlooked. Recent research has uncovered a significant group of people who were largely forgotten - migrants from Northern...

Sophie has a feeling that something is going to happen, and then it does. Chris has re-entered her life, and Sophie has a chance to create a new ending and pay off her emotional debts. The problem...

Baptism Of Fire: A Year Living and Working with Duran Duran A behind-the-scenes look at the making of one of the defining albums of the 80s, this book tells the story of Ian Little's meteoric rise to...

On Her Majesty's Cyprus MissionA gripping historical novel set against the backdrop of the 1950s Emergency in Cyprus. Ian Black, a young Second Lieutenant in the British Army, is sent to manage a...

Operation Höss: The Deportation of Hungarian Jews to Auschwitz, May-July 1944 by Ian Baxter In the spring of 1944, a devastating operation took place in which nearly half a million Hungarian Jews...

Responsible Dominion: A Christian Approach to Sustainable Development by Ian Hore-Lacy explores the intersection of faith and environmentalism. The author argues that traditional approaches to...

Twenty years have passed since the fall of the United States and the rise of the church to fill the void. In this dark world, Ian Sumner's life has been forever changed by the loss of his father...

Samantha Fremont has put her love life on hold to focus on herself, but a new neighbour might just be the complication she needs. English Professor Ian Summerhill is a sexy, brooding presence, but...

Caught in the Light by Robert Goddard is a gripping mystery that follows photographer Ian Jarrett as he searches for the woman he fell deeply in love with in Vienna. But when she disappears and her...

Queers in History: A Comprehensive Encyclopedia of Historical Gays, Lesbians and Bisexuals by Sir Ian McKellen and Keith Stern is a fascinating exploration of the lives of prominent individuals who...

When Ian R. McEwan set out to buy a derelict "torretta" and an olive farm in Puglia, Italy, he had no idea that his life was about to change forever.The journey began with a desire to escape the UK...

The Contemplative Response: Leadership and Ministry in a Distracted CultureBy Ian Cowley, BRFThis book offers new insight and depth for church leaders seeking to navigate the challenges of our...

Ian Frisch's memoir takes readers on a journey into the world of magic, revealing the secrets and surprises of an underground society of revolutionary magicians. With access to private gatherings,...

After losing everything, Lord Ian Pinkerton sees a chance to turn his luck around with an unexpected inheritance. However, when he discovers the state of his new estate, he's forced to reconsider his...

Bianco Pizza, Pasta, and Other Food I LikeA full-color, fully illustrated cookbook from the chef behind "the best pizza in America". Chris Bianco shares his approach to cooking, from the basics of...

The UK's diplomatic strategy in Russia since 2014 has been marked by self-assurance and resolve. Yet, how effective was this approach? Author Ian Proud, who spent years working in the British Embassy...

Rhodesian Fire Force 1966-80 In November 1965, Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith declared independence from Britain, sparking a guerrilla war that would test the country's military capabilities. To...

Crusty British detective Ian Dodge is back in action, this time working for a high-profile client. When a blackmailer threatens to expose her past misdeeds, Laura Lane turns to Ian to sort out the...

A Manner of Utterance brings together responses to J.H. Prynne's poetry from a diverse range of contributors.These contributions, written by poets, composers, teachers and an artist, offer unique...

The Viscount Tragedy: A Turning Point in Rhodesian History On 3 September 1978, a civilian airliner was shot down by a heat-seeking missile shortly after takeoff from Kariba. Miraculously, 18 people...

Postmodern, Marxist, and Christian Historical Novels: Hope and the Burdens of History offers a unique analysis of how historical novels can help readers understand the burdens of history. Since the...

Mr Tompkins returns to explore the extreme edges of the universe. This new edition of George Gamow's classic novel follows the adventures of Mr Tompkins as he embarks on a journey through space and...

Sebastian knows the darker side of life. Raised in a family of thieves, he's learned to navigate the shadows. But when he meets Ian Black, the charismatic leader of the infamous shifter gang, his...

Ian Greening loves his job at the Department of Work and Pensions. It's not the most glamorous role, but it brings its own brand of entertainment. His life is also filled with love for his girlfriend...

Acting on Purpose offers a fresh perspective for those looking to take their acting career to the next level. With honesty and wit, Ian Champion shares his experience to help you achieve your goals...

Hardcover, 449 pages, published in 2021. In 1935, Fascist Italy invaded Ethiopia, sparking a chain of events that led to World War II. Historian Ian Campbell reveals the shocking truth behind this...

Ian Marchant's "One Fine Day" is a fascinating exploration of family history and the transformative power of discovery. When the author stumbled upon his seven-times-great-grandfather's diary, he...

Working for yourself can be a fulfilling and lucrative experience. Ian Rowland, who has been self-employed for over twenty years, shares his expertise and insights in this practical guide.With a...

The Butlerian Jihad is the first book in the Legends of Dune trilogy, a prequel to Frank Herbert's iconic Dune series. This epic science fiction novel explores a pivotal epoch in the history of the...

The Liberation is the explosive final book in Ian Tregillis's Alchemy Wars series. In this world, mechanical beings like Jax are bound to serve humanity, but as their bonds break, they begin to...

The Destroyers by Christopher Bollen is a smart and sophisticated literary thriller that explores the complexities of human relationships. When childhood friends Ian and Charlie play a game called...

Bronwen Jones is at her wit's end. The barn she manages is facing new challenges under its latest owner, and things are rapidly spiraling out of control. Then, former show jumper Ian Kingston...

A Wonderful Life Of Love, Loss and Heartache by Lionel Wilkes is a deeply moving account of his son Ian's life, marked by illness and tragedy. From a young age, Ian struggled with epilepsy, autism,...

Ian Cochrane's Selected Short Stories offer a unique glimpse into the world of fiction. This collection brings together a range of stories that showcase the author's skill and versatility as a writer...

Waltz from Masquerade is a piano duet for four hands, written by Aram Khachaturi︠a︡n. This piece is part of the repertoire for piano and keyboard, offering a unique and challenging experience for...

Every Day is Different offers an absorbing account of Ian McGill's life, told with a human touch. The author shares his childhood and military career, drawing on stories from family life that add...

The Little Woods by A.G. Mock Eighteen years after a fateful night in the woods, the echoes of Ian's past begin to fade. But when he receives a message from an unknown sender, the nightmare he...

In Victorian London, a mysterious and deadly game unfolds. Private detective Ian Cameron lies wounded on a riverbank, with only a cryptic business card and an enigmatic pocket watch to guide him...

Ian Clayton's It's the Beer Talking: A lifelong love affair with local pubs takes centre stage in this humorous and poignant exploration of the public house. From neighbourhood bars around the world...

Friday Barnes is at war. When Friday gets involved in her friend Ian's family dispute, it seems like her knack for uncovering the truth may ruin their friendship once and for all. High school has...