2966 results for 'Barry Keith Grant'

Barry Briggs' incredible journey began on a cold morning in 1951, when he revealed his dream to his boss at the Belfast meatworks. With a crate of sheeps' kidneys and a determination to succeed,...

A wordless picture book about migration and empathy. Migrants tells the story of a group of animals who leave behind a leafless forest to cross borders and make sacrifices, ultimately arriving in a...

The Vagrants by Yiyun Li is a powerful novel based on a true story from China in 1979. In this gripping tale, a young woman's loss of faith in Communism leads to her tragic death, sparking widespread...

Vagrant: Up and Running provides a comprehensive guide to using this open source software for building virtual machines. You'll learn how to create a fully provisioned development environment,...

Keith Rossetti's past is marked by hardship and self-destruction. His journey to becoming an FBI agent was far from easy, but he has always guarded his relationships closely. Ten years have passed...

The Russian Five: A Story of Espionage, Defection, Bribery and Courage by Keith Gave. In 1989, the Detroit Red Wings drafted two Soviet players, marking the beginning of a clandestine operation to...

Dzogchen A Matter of Mind by Keith Dowman is a collection of essays that explore the nature of mind and the path to enlightenment. These introductory chapters, previously published as standalone...

Kate Beaton's Hark! A Vagrant is a comic collection that brings a fresh perspective to historical and literary topics. With its light touch and modern spin, Beaton's cartoons tackle subjects from...

Death and the Migrant Bodies, Borders and Care by Yasmin Gunaratnam explores the social, economic and cultural landscapes surrounding end-of-life care in British cities. Through oral history,...

The Fragrant Pharmacy offers a fresh approach to nature, exploring the potential of essential oils as a holistic system of medicine. Drawing from plants and natural sources, these oils can alleviate...

Peter Pan is a special boy who can fly and refuses to grow old. He comes from a magical island called Neverland, where he lives with a gang of orphans known as the Lost Boys. When Peter visits the...

Material Politics: Disputes Along the PipelineAndrew Barry explores how political disputes have come to revolve around objects that are entangled in vast amounts of information about their...

Hong Kong's Fragrant Harbour is a sweeping epic that spans Asia's last seventy years. Against the backdrop of colonial life, war, and post-war boom, four lives intertwine in complex and poignant ways...

Bangers and Mash: How to Take on Throat Cancer, Chemotherapy, Radiotherapy and WinWith honesty and humour, Keith Hern shares his personal experience of living with throat cancer. He describes the...

A harrowing and heart-wrenching true story of one man's quest to save lives. In 2004, tragedy struck when Maggie Lane fell to her death from the cliffs at Beachy Head. Her husband, Keith, was left to...

Letters from women around the world have inspired Barry Long's spiritual advice on love and relationships. In 'To Woman in Love', his guidance is shared through personal correspondence, offering...

The Fragrant Heavens by Valerie Ann Worwood explores the connection between fragrance and spirituality. Drawing on pioneering research and spiritual teachings, this comprehensive guide examines how...

Granta 102 explores the changing ways we write about nature, featuring contributions from leading writers and poets. This special issue delves into human pathology, the American West, and...

Migrants provides an easy-to-understand explanation for children of what migration is, its causes and consequences. It explores how humanity has been shaped by movement throughout history.The book...

Granta 158: In the Family features a diverse range of voices exploring themes of grief and loss, identity, and human connection.This winter issue includes fiction by Nathan Harris, Julie Hecht,...

Horror is a thought-provoking exploration of the human experience. It delves into the darker aspects of life, revealing how fear can shape and haunt us. This collection of short stories showcases the...

The formidable Master faces a new challenge as he struggles to cope with the aftermath of his stroke. With the College's debts mounting and a sinister American media mogul threatening to disrupt the...

The Figure of the Migrant by Thomas Nail A new perspective on an old phenomenon, this book offers a fresh approach to understanding migration and its impact on politics. With the highest number of...

Beyond the Pavilion reflects on seventy years of social, regional and cultural history through the eyes of cricket's earliest Test match wayfarer, Barry Knight. As a young boy, he witnessed Don...

Ryszard Kapuscinski's Imperium is a deeply personal and profoundly insightful exploration of the Soviet Union's existence as a single entity. From the author's own experiences of living under Soviet...

Hardcover, 271 pages, published 17/11/2000. This book explores the impact of foreign migrant workers on elements of sovereign power in Japan. It examines how the country's immigration control has...

The story of Texaco begins with an unexpected announcement: the shanty town is to be demolished. A stranger, an urban planner, arrives in Fort de France, bearing news that sets him on a path to...

Thich Nhat Hanh's personal journal entries offer a unique glimpse into his thoughts and experiences as he navigated the challenges of establishing Buddhism in Vietnam. Written between 1964 and 1966,...

Explore the diverse and vibrant world of contemporary German literature in this special Deutschland issue of Granta. Spanning from Lower Saxony to Leipzig, this collection brings together some of the...

Granta 166 Generations explores the changing values and cultural shifts across different generations in literature. This issue features stories by Andrew O'Hagan, Brandon Taylor, Nico Walker and...

A Long Long Way by Sebastian Barry is a powerful and moving novel about a young man's journey into adulthood. In 1914, Willie Dunne leaves home to fight in World War I, unaware of the turmoil brewing...

The Seven by Peter NewmanYears have passed since Vesper's journey to the Shining City, but the world has changed. With the breach closed and the infernal horde trapped, humanity is finally free from...

The spring issue of Granta 167 Extraction explores the global effort to extract new materials for the Green transition. Writers and journalists contribute reportage and essays that examine the...

The Collected Peter Pan brings together five key versions of J. M. Barrie's iconic tale, from its first appearance in The Little White Bird to the original novelisation and stage adaptation.This...

Barry Laverty's first Christmas in Ballybucklebo is looking increasingly uncertain as he learns that his sweetheart may not be coming home for the holidays. As the village prepares for the festive...

The Mezzanine by Nicholson Baker explores the mundane moments that make up our daily lives. As he navigates the office environment, Baker ponders the small things - like why one shoelace always wears...

The Great Western Steam Retreat: Chasing the Final Steam Trains in BR's Western Region, Wales and the Welsh MarchesBy Keith Widdowson, published by History Press Limited.This illustrated book...

Expats in Nigeria is a collection of short stories inspired by Keith Fisher's experiences living and working in Africa during the 1970s and 1980s. These stories bring to life colourful characters and...

In Spite of Oceans: Migrant Voices is a poignant exploration of lives caught between cultures. Based on real events and interviews, this book tells the stories of individuals navigating their...

This issue of Granta explores the complex and often fraught relationships between siblings. Featuring a diverse range of voices, including memoirists and fiction writers, poets, and photographers, it...

Two lives intersect in unexpected ways, bridging two eras and continents. A 21st-century woman living in Mexico City finds solace in her children's world and her own past, while a poet nearing the...

Migrants: A Fresh Perspective on Human Migration The story of human migration is one that has been shaped by centuries of debate and controversy. Sam Miller's book offers a unique approach to this...

Granta 160: Conflict brings together a diverse range of writers to explore the complexities of conflict in all its forms. This summer issue delves into the war in Ukraine, but also examines internal...

The Slain Divine by David Dalglish In the gripping conclusion to an epic fantasy trilogy, a usurped prince must master the magic of shadows to reclaim his kingdom and people. The Everlorn Empire's...

Granta 148 Summer Fiction brings together new fiction from some of the most exciting writers working today. The collection features works by Haruki Murakami, Ben Lerner, Amor Towles, David Means,...

Edinburgh, Granton and Leith Railways is a detailed history of the railways in these areas of Scotland. In 1861, the Caledonian Railway opened a line from Slateford to Granton with connections to...

Last Notes by Sigrid Rausing is featured in Granta's summer issue, which explores the relationship between sound, music, silence and war. This collection brings together a diverse range of voices...

The Oxfordshire Hussars in the Great War 1914-1918 by Adrian Keith-Falconer and Keith-Falconer Adrian Keith-Falconer is a lively history that brings to life the experiences of a British cavalry unit...

A devastating secret from his past comes back to haunt Major Grant Barrett when he receives news that his brother and sister-in-law have been murdered in Scarlet Falls, a suburb he knew as a child...

Second Nature explores our relationship with the natural world in clear and powerful ways. This collection of essays brings together writers from diverse backgrounds to share their insights on how...

Dept. of Speculation is a darkly funny and wise account of a couple's life falling apart.They used to be young, brave, and full of hope for their future, but as the years went by, fears and doubts...

A darkly comic exploration of 21st century domestic life, May We Be Forgiven delves into the lives of individuals spiralling out of control, bound together by family and history. As relationships...

Granta 152 Still LifeA collection of essays and writing in response to the pandemic, exploring themes of confinement, escape, and attention. This issue of Granta magazine brings together new fiction,...

Josephine Tey's final mystery novel features her beloved character Inspector Alan Grant in a fascinating search for truth and meaning. On sick leave from Scotland Yard, Grant is planning a quiet...

Canon Sidney Chambers is back in this latest installment of the Grantchester Mysteries series.A mysterious stranger seeks sanctuary in a local church; a weekend shooting party takes a sinister turn;...

This collection brings together the experiences and voices of anthropologists who are pushing the boundaries of ethnography towards a more feminist, care-based, decolonial approach. They explore how...

The Best of Young British Novelists by Bill Buford This collection brings together the writing of 20 talented young novelists who were judged in 1983. It is a unique opportunity to discover the work...

Yeong-hye's ordinary life is disrupted by nightmares, invasive images of blood and brutality, forcing her to renounce eating meat altogether. This drastic act of independence sets off a chain of...

The End of Alice by A. M. Homes is a novel that explores the darker aspects of human nature through the correspondence between two individuals with disturbing intentions. A middle-aged child killer...

The Bladed Faith by David DalglishA young man's quest for revenge and redemption becomes a fight to reclaim his kingdom and his gods in this epic fantasy.Twelve years ago, Cyrus' world was shattered...

The Sapphire Altar is an epic fantasy novel by David Dalglish. In this gripping tale, a young prince must master the magic of shadows to reclaim his kingdom and people.Trained as an assassin, Cyrus...

Richard Ford's Granta Book of the American Short Story is a comprehensive anthology of short fiction from the last half of the twentieth century. First published in 1992, it set the standard for...

London's migrant community shares their stories in this innovative collaborative ethnography. Thirty adult migrants and two sociologists explore the impact of mobility regulation, surveillance, and...

Adam Gordon is a young American poet on a prestigious fellowship in Madrid. His experiences are mediated by language, technology, medication, and the arts, leaving him to question what is actual. As...

Lily by Ian McEwan is a collection of essays that explore the complexities of human experience. The book brings together writings from various authors, including John McGahern, Alexander Fuller,...

Colonial and Postcolonial Literature: A Critical Overview Elleke Boehmer's seminal work provides a broad contextualizing narrative about the evolution of colonial and postcolonial writing in English...

The Fourth Coming by Francis Keith Robins In a world facing numerous challenges, Francis Keith Robins offers a groundbreaking approach to saving humanity. He presents a step-by-step guide to...

Santa's Reindeer Are On the Loose! It's Christmas Eve and Santa is fast asleep. But Barry the elf has made a mistake! He left the barn gate open, and now Santa's magical reindeer are escaping. Can...

Barry James exists in two worlds: the unforgiving reality of his quarantine facility and the lyrical landscapes of his dreams. His health is failing, and he has given up all hope, clinging only to...

Patrick Taylor's An Irish Country Village is a charming tale of life in a small Irish village. Dr. Barry Laverty, a young doctor, joins the practice of his mentor, Dr. O'Reilly, but faces challenges...

Granta 159: What Do You See?This anthology brings together a diverse range of voices and perspectives, featuring essays, memoirs, travel writing, and fiction. Sigrid Rausing has curated a selection...

London's history has long been shaped by immigration. From Roman invaders to Jewish and German immigrants in the Victorian period, and the Windrush generation invited from Caribbean countries in the...

Discover the art of creating fragrant drinks with flowers. This beautifully illustrated recipe book presents 41 delightful recipes that combine fashion, food, and beauty in one gorgeous glass.Elegant...

Join Keith Harris and his crew as they embark on an epic journey through Europe's canals. From England to Belgium and Holland, and from the centre of France to its southern extremities, they explore...

Sidney Chambers and the Problem of Evil by James Runcie is a gripping mystery that explores the complexities of human nature. In this third installment of 'The Grantchester Mysteries' series, Canon...

Keith Partridge's life has been a journey to some of the world's most breathtaking environments. Through his expeditions, he has captured stunning photographs that speak for themselves. The Adventure...

Sidney Chambers and the Shadow of Death by James Runcie is a charmingly effective tale of detection that combines the skills of a clergyman with those of a detective. When a series of seemingly...

This book introduces the reader to the Sikh philosophy and its core values and beliefs, as enshrined in Shri Guru Granth Sahib, the eternal Sikh Guru. It explores the recurring themes and lessons...

This new edition brings together some of the finest pieces of reportage from Granta's archives. Featuring a diverse range of writers and reporters, including James Fenton, Martha Gellhorn, Ryszard...

Ruth A Migrant's Tale by Ilana Pardes explores the story of Ruth, a foreigner who became the founding mother of the Davidic dynasty. This insightful volume examines how the biblical tale has been...

Definitive Narratives of Escape is a thought-provoking collection that explores the complexities of loss and its many forms. Sigrid Rausing brings together a diverse range of voices, each offering a...

Nick Charles' remarkable journey from the depths of alcohol dependency to running successful clinics and programmes is a story of incredible resilience and determination. For four years, he slept...

The Ādi Granth, Or the Holy Scriptures of the Sikhs by Ernest Trumpp is a significant work in the field of literature. First published in its original form, this edition has been carefully reproduced...

Granta 103 brings together a diverse range of voices and perspectives in a thought-provoking exploration of contemporary issues. From investigations into the rise of British jihad to reflections on...

A diverse and dazzling collection of short stories from across Africa, showcasing the work of younger, newer writers who are engaged with the wider world and inspired by travel and exile. This...

Drawing Your Story: A Creative Approach to Self-Expression In this unique and engaging book, cartoonist and professor Lynda Barry shares her innovative approach to teaching students of all ages and...

Brian Barry's Why Social Justice Matters explores the growing social injustice in Britain and the United States over the past twenty years. He argues that the ideology of personal responsibility and...

Mary Saxby's Memoirs of a Female Vagrant is a rare and fascinating account of life on the streets. Written by herself, with accompanying illustrations, this memoir offers a unique glimpse into the...

Bring It On Home: A Biography of Peter Grant and Led Zeppelin's Turbulent World. This is a candid and compelling portrait of Peter Grant, the manager who played a pivotal role in shaping the career...

This is the story of over a million Britons who emigrated to Australia between the 1940s and 1970s. Known as the "ten pound Poms", they left their mark on Australian history.The first substantial...

Granta 163: Best of Young British Novelists 5 celebrates the twenty most significant writers under forty working in the UK in 2023. This anthology brings together a diverse group of emerging voices,...

Europe Between the Oceans: Themes and Variations, 9000 BC - AD 1000 by Barry W. Cunliffe Reframe your understanding of early European history with this groundbreaking work. Archaeologist Barry...

Peter Pan: Or The Boy Who Would Not Grow Up - A Fantasy in Five ActsA story of adventure and imagination, Peter Pan has been thrilling audiences for generations. Written by J.M. Barrie, this iconic...

The Complete Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie is a collection of three stories that have captivated audiences for generations. In this volume, you'll find the famous 1911 novel Peter and Wendy, which tells...

Dogs and Doctors is the final title in the Marsh Road Mysteries adventure series by Elen Caldecott. When therapy dog Barry goes missing in suspicious circumstances, five friends - Piotr, Minnie,...

The years following World War II saw a significant influx of Irish migrants to Britain, who played a crucial role in rebuilding the country. This book explores the factors that drove migration, the...

Titanic Lives: Migrants and Millionaires, Conmen and CrewMarking the centenary of the Titanic disaster, this book offers a fresh investigation into the lives of the passengers and crew on board the...

The Front Room Diaspora Migrant Aesthetics in the Home by Michael McMillan explores the post-war British experience of immigrants and their domestic spaces. This revised edition includes updated...

The Best of Young Brazilian Novelists by John Freeman Granta's inaugural list of the Best of Young novelists has been a benchmark for emerging talent since 1983. This latest issue takes a fresh look...

Get to know the beauty of the Cairngorm Mountains, Aviemore and Grantown with this detailed map from the Ordnance Survey.This Landranger map provides essential information for day trips and short...