511 results for 'Herbert Kinsey'

Serial Killers: The Minds, Methods, and Mayhem of History's Most Notorious Murderers by Richard Estep explores the global phenomenon of serial and spree murderers. This chilling book delves into the...

The Official Graphic Novel Adaptation of Denis Villeneuve's Epic Film DUNE. A lavishly illustrated adaptation of the acclaimed novel by Frank Herbert, this graphic novel brings the vivid,...

The Poisonous Solicitor: The True Story of a 1920s Murder Mystery A meticulously researched and engaging narrative investigation into a notorious 1920s case that inspired some of the most famous...

New sonnets and other poems by Malcolm Guite. This collection features more than seventy new and previously unpublished works, including a sequence of twenty-seven sonnets written in response to...

Anatomy of Hatha Yoga: A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding the Body through Yoga. This authoritative manual correlates the study of hatha yoga with anatomy and physiology, making it an invaluable...

Administrative Behavior, 4th Edition by Herbert A. Simon is a seminal work that explores the human decision-making process in organizational contexts. First published fifty years ago, this revised...

Anthropology and Modern Life by Franz Boas is a foundational work that challenges prevailing attitudes towards race and culture. Written in 2021, this Routledge Classics edition features a new...

Epicene, or the Silent Woman by Ben Jonson is a play that satirizes the fashionable world of 17th-century London's West End. Brilliantly exploiting the convention of boys playing female roles, it...

Herbert Marcuse's philosophy is often associated with 1960s counterculture and the New Left, but its deeper roots in German idealism, ancient philosophy, and Marxist thought are frequently overlooked...

The Fantastic 400 is a humorous comic book collection that delves into the origins of this iconic superhero team. Marvel Comics' writing and drawing duo Tim Quinn and Dicky Howett bring their unique...

Explore the philosophical richness of Frank Herbert's Dune, a universe where the control of a rare and valuable resource determines the fate of the universe. This book delves into the world of Dune,...

David Ash is about to face his worst nightmare. Three nights of terror at a house called Edbrook will test his resolve and push him to the edge. As a paranormal investigator, he's seen his fair share...

The Rainbow by David Herbert Lawrence Published in 1915, this novel caused a stir with its frank representation of sexuality, leading to its banning by the police. Today, it is recognised as a...

The Machine Crusade by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson is set against the backdrop of an ongoing war between humans and thinking robots. As the conflict drags on, both sides are weary of the...

The Real Gangs of New York by Wallace Edwards explores the infamous gangs of 19th-century New York, delving into their history and accuracy in popular culture. This concise book examines the original...

Bert Spencer: A Faithful Assistant to Railway Legend For sixteen years, Bert Spencer worked closely with Herbert Nigel Gresley, CME of the LNER, playing a crucial role in the development of Gresley's...

A brilliant narrative investigation into one of the most infamous murder cases in English history. In 1921, Katharine Armstrong died under mysterious circumstances, and her husband Herbert Rowse...

Material Texts in Early Modern England by Adam Smyth explores how sixteenth- and seventeenth-century books were crafted with care, despite being perceived as imperfect and ephemeral. This book delves...

Anarchy has long been one of the most misunderstood political views. For over thirty years, Colin Ward addressed common misconceptions about anarchism in his writings, exploring its relevance to...

The Heir of Caladan is the final book in the Caladan trilogy. Paul Atreides, son of Duke Leto and Lady Jessica, faces turbulent crises on his home planet as he turns 15. His mother has been...

Abby Herbert's life was carefully planned out. Her career was on track, her social circle was great, and she had a stunning apartment in TriBeCa. But when she received devastating news from her...

A unique anthology of poems from around the world and through the ages celebrates trees. For thousands of years, humans have had varying relationships with trees, and poets have long chronicled these...

Coventry in 50 Buildings explores the city's rich architectural heritage through its most significant buildings. From the modern cathedral that replaced the original fourteenth-century structure, to...

A comprehensive reference library of over 3,000 named biblical characters is presented in this monumental work. Herbert Lockyer's "All the Men of the Bible" provides detailed information on...

Zimbabwe Struggles-Within-the-Struggle by Masipula Sithole This book explores the complex and often contradictory nature of the Zimbabwe liberation movement from 1957 to independence in 1980. The...

The Duke of Caladan is set in the year before Frank Herbert's Dune and explores pivotal events that shape the legend of Leto Atreides and his son Paul. A web of treachery involving the Bene Gesserit...

The Dialectics of Liberation by David Cooper In 1967, a groundbreaking conference was held in London to discuss key social issues and explore the roots of social violence. Edited by David Cooper,...

The story of those who met their end at Norwich's historic prisons is told in this comprehensive collection of true crime cases. From the earliest recorded executions in the 13th century to the last...

The Undying Fire by H. G. Wells is a theological fantasy novel that explores the idea of a rematch between God and Satan in the life of a modern man, Job Huss. Written by the renowned English author...

The Shape of Things to Come by H. G. Wells is a prophetic science fiction novel that explores a future world from 1933 to 2106, envisioning a single superstate as the solution to humanity's problems...

The History of the Society of the Sacred Mission is a detailed account of the society's founding and evolution. Founded in 1893 by Fr Herbert Kelly, the Society aimed to provide lay-workers for the...

The Warlow Experiment by Alix Nathan is a thought-provoking novel set in 1793. Herbert Powyss, a gentleman with a passion for science, designs an experiment that will test the limits of human...

Lady Evelyn Herbert's life was forever changed when she became the first person to set foot inside the lost tomb of Tutankhamun in 1922. This momentous discovery marked the beginning of a journey...

Experiencing Medieval Art explores the complex history of medieval art through its production, context, and reception. Renowned art historian Herbert L. Kessler examines functional objects,...

Edible mushrooms offer a healthy and sustainable option for growing your own food. With 19 different species to cultivate, you can enjoy a variety of flavors throughout the year, even with limited...

A novel of bioterrorism and gendercide from Frank Herbert explores a world in crisis. A new disease, designed to target only women, spreads rapidly across the globe, wiping out half of the human...

The Rhetoric of Reaction Perversity, Futility, Jeopardy by Albert O. Hirschman This thought-provoking analysis explores the tactics used by conservative thinkers to counter progressive agendas and...

In Deadly Combat, Gottlob Herbert Bidermann recounts his experiences on the Eastern Front during World War II. His memoir offers a vivid portrayal of life and death in one of the war's most brutal...

Tal R's paintings are a complex exploration of personal experience and wider history, blending representation and abstraction to form a unique visual language. Through works that appear simple at...

David Lynch's Dune : an Oral History by Max Evry is a unique behind-the-scenes look at the making of the 1984 film adaptation. This limited edition hardcover features foil-gilded page edges and a...

Written in 1921, Sea and Sardinia is a travelogue that captures David Herbert Lawrence's journey to Sardinia and back. The book reveals his fascination with the new landscape and people he...

A bitterly cold winter in Yorke brings an unexpected visitor to the Cathedral's Mistletoe Service. Orphaned boy Orpheus bursts in, claiming his sister has been kidnapped. Rose Raventhorpe vows to...

The Time Machine: An Invention by Herbert George Wells. This Norton Critical Edition is based on the first London edition of Wells' influential novel, drawing on his scientific publications and...

Lydia Lunch's So Real It Hurts is a powerful and uninhibited feminist collection that claws at the reader's conscience. Through personal essays and interviews, Lunch presents her defiant nature and...

The Science and Fine Art of Fasting Paperback Herbert M. Shelton's comprehensive guide to fasting offers a unique perspective on this ancient practice. By understanding how our bodies respond to...

Billy was fired with an all-consuming desire to own and fly a machine like the one she had watched rise above a muddy field. This venture would take her into aircraft manufacture during World War I...

Seventeenth-century British Poetry offers a comprehensive collection of authoritative texts and criticism from this pivotal period in English literary history. Spanning the reigns of James I and the...

Sir Terry Wogan - A Life in Laughter 1938-2016 by Emily Herbert is a tribute to one of Britain's most-loved broadcasters, who spent over five decades entertaining the nation with his dry wit and...

The Southern Railway's pioneering electrification project, known as the Southern Electric, was a remarkable achievement in British railway history. Completed between 1923 and 1939, it demonstrated a...

The Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 and How It Changed America by John M. Barry is an epic account of one of the most pivotal events in American history. In 1997, a devastating flood swept through...

The Hollywood Raj: How Brits Reigned in the Golden Age of the Movies by Sheridan Morley explores the fascinating history of British actors and characters who shaped the film industry during its...

Gwyneth Lewis's lectures explore the connection between poetry and politics, delving into how form and content shape our understanding of time. In this thought-provoking series, she argues that poets...

Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio is a masterful collection of supernatural-themed tales compiled by Songling Pu in the eighteenth century. These eerie and fantastic stories, drawn from ancient...

Death in Breslau by Marek Krajewski is set against the dark backdrop of 1930s Germany. A young woman's mutilated body is discovered on a train, with scorpions carved into her stomach - a gruesome...

Psychopharmacology: A Mental Health Professional's Guide to Commonly Used Medications by Herbert Mwebe provides a comprehensive overview of psychotropic drugs and their use in clinical settings. This...

Theatre and Performance Design: A Reader in Scenography brings together key writings from diverse fields to explore the visual composition of performance. Organised into five thematic sections, this...

Tech Monopoly: A Realistic Look at Competition in High-Tech Markets Herbert Hovenkamp explores competition problems in tech markets, examining how antitrust law can help protect workers and consumers...

Frank Herbert's Whipping Star is a thought-provoking science fiction novel that explores the complexities of alien culture and the human condition. In a far future, humanity has formed the...

The Princes of Orange: A Comprehensive Assessment of the Dutch Republic's Most Important Institution. This major study provides a thorough examination of the Stadholderate, a pivotal European...

Death in Daylesford by Kerry Greenwood A mysterious invitation from a retired Captain Herbert Spencer sets off a chain of events that tests the resourcefulness of Miss Phryne Fisher. Spencer runs a...

First published in 1964, One-Dimensional Man is a seminal work of political philosophy that has had a profound impact on radical thought and activism. This second edition, newly introduced by Marcuse...

Susan Howe's Concordance is a unique collection of artworks that transmit vital signals from various archives. The book features a semi-autobiographical prose-poem that explores the connections...

The British campaign in the Sudan during Queen Victoria's reign is an epic tale of adventure that has captivated historians and readers alike. In 1883, General Gordon was surrounded and murdered by...

Twelve essays by leading art historians explore the diverse approaches to understanding Manet's A Bar at the Folies-Bergère. Each contributor applies their preferred methodology, from traditional to...

The Little Book of Arsenal Over 170 Hotshot Quotes by Orange Hippo! This collection of words of wit and wisdom celebrates the managers, players, and officials who have shaped the history of Arsenal...

Trent's Own Case by E. C. Bentley and Herbert Warner Allen is a gripping mystery novel that explores the complexities of friendship and loyalty. When James Randolph is found murdered, Trent seems to...

Writing an Interpreter in Object Pascal Part 1: Lexical and Basic Syntax Analysis by Herbert Sauro Learn to create a fully functional interactive interpreter in Object Pascal, starting with the...

Norma Miller's memoir of Harlem's legendary Savoy Ballroom is a captivating account of a pivotal moment in American cultural history. As a dancer, choreographer, and performer, Miller shares her...

Marvin's life has hit rock bottom after yet another failed promotion at his company. As he watches others around him succeed, Marvin feels like he's stuck in a rut with no escape. A mysterious figure...

The final instalment in the Great Schools of Dune Trilogy, set 10,000 years before Frank Herbert's iconic novel. Navigators of Dune is a gripping tale that delves into the mysterious world of the...

A humorous coming-of-age story set in 1960s Florida follows Norman Fishbein as he navigates family life and helps an old comedian save his career. When Norman wins a contest, he chooses to spend the...

Lorca's Romancero Gitano: A Comprehensive Guide to the Poet's Masterpiece This in-depth guide provides a detailed exploration of Lorca's Romancero gitano, a poetic masterpiece that demands more space...

A heartwarming story about new beginnings and finding love and friendship in unexpected places. Joan Sample has been content with her quiet life, but after another birthday spent alone, she decides...

David Storey's A Stinging Delight is a deeply personal and poignant memoir that spans his tumultuous childhood, his journey to becoming a writer, and his struggles with depression. Born into a...

Thirty Nine New Articles offers a vision of a fresh and generous contemporary Anglican faith and life. Inspired by the Church of England's historic statement of belief, the Thirty Nine Articles of...

Quest for Adventure is a collection of stories about the people who have driven men and women to achieve the impossible in the face of Earth's elements. Chris Bonington selects seventeen thrilling...

Sleep: The Elixir of Life offers a holistic approach to addressing poor sleep, exploring the complex interplay between physical and emotional factors. Christine Herbert draws on her 22 years of...

The Cockleshell Heroes: A Legendary Wartime Exploit In December 1942, a daring commando raid took place off the coast of German-occupied France. Five two-man canoes were launched from a submarine and...

The Navigators of Dune is set 10,000 years before Frank Herbert's classic novel and offers a fascinating glimpse into the universe of Dune. This final installment of the Great Schools of Dune Trilogy...

The Cello Concerto, Op. 104 / B. 191 Study Score by Antonin Dvorak is a musical composition that was started in New York in 1894 and completed the following year. It was dedicated to Hanus Wihan, but...

The Bounds of Reason: Game Theory and the Unification of the Behavioral Sciences - Revised Edition by Herbert Gintis Game theory is a fundamental concept in understanding human behavior, relevant to...

The Killing of Julia Wallace by Jonathan Goodman In 1931, the brutal murder of Julia Wallace in Liverpool sent shockwaves through the community. The case remains one of Britain's most infamous...

Henning Mankell's latest novel marks the end of an era for fans of the Kurt Wallander series. In "The Return of the Dancing Master", Mankell introduces a new cast of characters, but one that is...

Eliot Weinberger's The Ghosts of Birds is a collection of thirty-five essays that explore a wide range of subjects. The first section follows his linked serial-essay, An Elemental Thing, as he...

Klaus Tennstedt: A Life Possessed by Music This biography offers an unusual insight into the life of one of the most fascinating conductors of his time. Klaus Tennstedt's extraordinary musical talent...

The Century Guild Hobby Horse: A Pioneering Force in Arts and Crafts This original publication explores the significance of the Century Guild of Artists and its influential periodical, the Century...

C.S. Forester's 1936 masterpiece tells the story of Lt General Herbert Curzon, a man who rose through the ranks of the British army with remarkable speed, yet found himself woefully unprepared for...

Lady Jessica's world is torn apart as she navigates treacherous power struggles within the Imperium. Betrayed by her own order, she must choose between loyalty to the Bene Gesserit Sisterhood and the...

London's forgotten social democratic metropolis - a history of municipal socialism in the city. This book charts the development of London's socialist power base from the 20th century, its...

Pragmatism: A Reader-Friendly Overview of America's Homegrown Philosophy Pragmatism is a major intellectual movement in American philosophy that has been influential for over a century. It extends...

This collection of articles and essays by Herbert Kritzer draws on his extensive research into lawyers and legal practice conducted over 35 years. Through a range of qualitative and quantitative...

Objects in Exile: Modern Art and Design Across Borders, 1930-1960 by Robin Schuldenfrei explores how emigration and resettlement shaped modernism. In the years leading up to World War II, many...

America's Cultural Revolution: How the Radical Left Conquered Everything by Christopher F. Rufo. In 1960s China, Mao launched a revolution that was bloody and failed. Yet, what if America had...

Crimes and Mercies: The Fate of German Civilians Under Allied Occupation, 1944-1950 by James Bacque The aftermath of World War II saw one of the most devastating episodes of ethnic cleansing in...

The English Bible: The New Testament and the Apocrypha by Herbert Marks This comprehensive volume brings together succinct introductions, detailed annotations, and contextual materials to explore the...

The Politics of Upheaval 1935-1936, Volume III is the third installment in Arthur M. Schlesinger's Pulitzer Prize-winning Age of Roosevelt series. This volume focuses on the tumultuous final years of...

Dedmayne Rectory stands as a testament to the passing of time, its faded beauty a reminder of a bygone era. Within its walls, Mary has lived a life of quiet devotion, devoted to her sister and...

The Prime Minister and His Mistress by Sir Oliver Popplewell is a historical account of a complex relationship between two prominent figures in British politics. In 1912, Herbert Henry Asquith, the...

The White Rose Rent Katherine, Daughter of Richard III In the aftermath of Richard III's death, a young woman must navigate the treacherous world of Tudor England. Katherine Plantagenet, the...