2624 results for 'Keith Wilson'

The Moth and the Mountain: A True Story of Love, War, and Everest In the 1930s, Maurice Wilson, a World War I veteran, embarked on a daring plan to conquer Everest. He would fly a Gipsy Moth...

The Hydra's Tale: Imagining Disgust by R. Rawdon Wilson Disgust is a complex and multifaceted emotion that can be triggered by a wide range of experiences. What makes us feel disgusted, and how does...

Fidelity: A Guide to Being a One-Woman Man by Douglas Wilson explores the challenges of maintaining self-control in today's world. With clear and direct language, Wilson tackles issues such as...

The New Inquisition: Irrational Rationalism and the Citadel of Science by Robert Anton Wilson In this thought-provoking work, Robert Anton Wilson challenges fundamentalist thinking in science and its...

Asperger Syndrome A Love Story by Sarah Hendrickx and Keith Newton is a heartwarming and honest account of their relationship. The authors share their personal story, from the early days when neither...

Edward O. Wilson's Letters to a Young Scientist offers guidance for those seeking a successful career in science.Drawing on his own experiences, spanning sixty years of teaching and mentoring, Wilson...

The Babel Message: A Love Letter to Language by Keith Kahn-Harris In this fascinating exploration of language, author Keith Kahn-Harris sets out to answer a simple yet profound question: what makes...

Supporting New Ministers in the Local Church A Handbook by Keith Lamdin provides practical guidance for those supervising new ministers at the start of their ordained ministry. It also offers...

The Word of God: The Bible After Modern Scholarship by Keith Ward A fresh perspective on the world's greatest religious text. Keith Ward introduces this volume on the Bible, suggesting that it is...

The Business of Design: Balancing Creativity and Profitability Keith Granet's comprehensive guide to running a successful design business. For nearly thirty years, consultant Keith Granet has helped...

The Truth by Michael Palin is a warm and intelligent novel about good intentions and human frailty. A feel-good story that leaves the reader on a high.When Keith Mabbut is offered the chance to write...

The Little Book of Golf by Keith Souter and Keith M. Souter is a comprehensive guide to the game of golf, covering its rich history and fascinating characters. From its origins to the present day,...

A Sheffield Boy by Keith Farnsworth is a memoir that recounts the author's challenging and eventful childhood and adolescence in the East End Pitsmoor and Woodside districts of Sheffield. Growing up...

Colin Wilson's lesser-known writings showcase his remarkable gifts as a writer and thinker in this essential collection.This volume brings together 17 of Colin Wilson's best published introductions,...

Creating the Future of the Church: A Practical Guide to Addressing Whole-System Change by Keith Elford. The Church faces significant challenges in its quest for organizational health and...

The Triple Thinkers: Twelve Essays on Literary Subjects is a collection of essays by Edmund Wilson, offering insightful commentary on literary subjects and authors. Wilson's writings cover a range of...

Colin Wilson's groundbreaking exploration of the rebel as genius has been rediscovered in this beautifully presented Tarcher Cornerstone Edition. First published in 1956, The Outsider marked one of...

A History of British Serial Killing: The Shocking Account of Jack the Ripper, Harold Shipman and BeyondBy the UK's leading criminologist, David Wilson, this book tells the stories of Britain's serial...

The Yankee Problem: An American Dilemma For centuries, the influence of New England has shaped America's history and culture. Dr. Clyde Wilson explores this phenomenon in his thought-provoking...

Perth is a city where history and nature blend in unexpected ways. David Whish-Wilson's lyrical exploration reveals the richness beneath the surface of this Australian capital, where the Swan River...

Succeed at A Level Sociology provides a comprehensive guide to help students achieve success in their A Level sociology studies. The book covers a range of topics, including social structures,...

When his daughters go missing, Keith Klein's world is turned upside down. Desperate to find them, he turns to an old friend and private investigator for help. As their investigation stalls, Keith's...

The Cabin: A Search for Personal Sanctuary by Hap Wilson. In 1970, Hap Wilson stumbled upon a remote cabin in Temagami, a place so far north it seemed like the end of the world. The cabin had been...

Reading Latin is a carefully graded course designed to help mature beginners read classical Latin fluently and intelligently. The Text and Vocabulary presents a series of original classical Latin...

Bryce Wilson's memoir of growing up in post-WWII Orkney is a warm and humorous account of life on the islands' Mainland. Born and raised in Stromness, Wilson shares stories of his childhood and young...

Ralph's eyes grew wide with excitement as he grasped the handgrips of the motorcycle. He felt a sense of adventure wash over him, and his whiskers twitched with anticipation. With a thrill of fear,...

Keith Floyd's autobiography offers a candid and engaging look at his life, full of surprises. Born in Somerset, Floyd shares stories from his childhood, including vivid memories of family members and...

Maggie Lockwood spent 19 years behind bars for her part in a devastating fire that claimed three lives. Now released, she returns home to face the consequences of her past and confront the scars...

Against Happiness In Praise of Melancholy by Eric G. Wilson In this thought-provoking exploration, scholar Eric G. Wilson challenges the notion that happiness is the ultimate goal. Instead, he argues...

Retief Diplomat-at-Arms is a gripping science fiction novel that follows one man's perilous mission to save the galaxy from chaos and war.With his trusty horse, cloak, and wits, Retief sets out on a...

Swindled: From Poison Sweets to Counterfeit Coffee - the Dark History of the Food Cheats by Bee Wilson. The history of food is often seen as a tale of nourishment and sustenance, but it also has a...

The Gospel of Matthew: Matthew 1-13 by Walter T. Wilson is a two-volume commentary that offers a compelling interpretation of the first book of the New Testament. Wilson frames Matthew's Gospel as a...

The Social Conquest of Earth by Edward O Wilson is a groundbreaking exploration of human evolution. Drawing on his extensive knowledge of biology and social behavior, Wilson challenges conventional...

The Case of the Haunted History Museum by Steve Brezenoff is a mystery story about a Natural History Museum that's said to be haunted. However, the museum's head paleontologist's son, Wilson Kipper,...

The View from the Centre by Keith Eyeons offers a unique perspective on Christianity, one that seeks to bridge the divides between traditionalists and progressives. By combining the best ideas from...

Three Came Home tells the true story of Agnes Keith's experience as a prisoner of war in Borneo during World War II. In 1942, she was captured by the Japanese and imprisoned with her two-year-old...

The Contemporary Servant as Leader by Kent M. Keith is a powerful exploration of leadership and its impact on society. This contemporary version of an influential essay provides practical insights...

Religion in the Modern World: Celebrating Pluralism and Diversity by Keith Ward. The subject of religious diversity is gaining significance as we navigate the challenges of pluralism and inter-faith...

The Umbrella Men by Keith Carter is a darkly funny thriller that exposes corporate greed and environmental peril. When Peter Mount's mining company places bets on a rare-earths bonanza, it sets off a...

Something within Me: A Personal and Political Memoir by Michael Wilson offers a unique blend of personal and political experiences. As Minister of Finance, Wilson played a key role in shaping...

Five Myths About Nuclear Weapons by Ward Wilson challenges our understanding of nuclear weapons and their role in international relations. Wilson examines nine nations with nuclear arsenals and sheds...

The Threat of Liberation Imperialism and Revolution in Zanzibar by Amrit Wilson This book examines the tumultuous years of the Cold War, when imperialist powers sought to install pliant governments...

The Boat of Fate by Keith RobertsA young Roman soldier's military adventures and romantic escapades set against the backdrop of early first-century history.This historical fiction novel offers a...

God: A Guide for the Perplexed by Keith Ward A thought-provoking exploration of humanity's search for God, tracing the path from ancient philosophical debates to modern spiritual inquiry. Keith Ward,...

The Mystery of Christ: Meditations and Prayers by Keith Ward This book offers a contemporary Christian spirituality that explores the unique revelation of God in Jesus Christ. Drawing on the...

Happiness is a Warm Foxhole: Memoirs of a Combat Medic by S. Keith Kreitman At 19, S. Keith Kreitman was drafted into the Army and sent to the front lines as a combat medic in the European Theatre...

Unfolding the Past by Elizabeth Wilson is a fascinating personal memoir that explores the intricate relationship between personal experience and writing. Wilson recounts pivotal moments from her...

Set in 1844, Lady's Maid tells the story of Elizabeth Wilson, a young woman who takes up a position as a lady's maid at No. 50, Wimpole Street. Her life becomes intricately linked with that of her...

Addiction: A Very Short Introduction by Keith Humphreys provides a comprehensive overview of this complex subject. Addiction is a multifaceted issue that intersects with public and personal...

A humorous and entertaining collection of stories set in a British pub. Poet's Pub is a charming series of vignettes by Eric Linklater, featuring an eclectic cast of characters who frequent the...

A Trace of Memory by Keith Laumer A soldier's life is full of unexpected twists. For Legion, signing up was just the beginning. He soon found himself in command of a private island, facing ancient...

The Unfinished Game: Pascal, Fermat, and the Seventeenth-Century Letter that Made the World Modern by Keith Devlin. In 1654, two mathematicians, Blaise Pascal and Pierre de Fermat, exchanged letters...

A vibrant graphic adaptation of Edward O. Wilson's life story, this book brings together his childhood explorations and celebrated career in dynamic full-color illustrations.Written by New York Times...

Ants are a force to be reckoned with. According to renowned scientist E.O. Wilson, they are "the most warlike of all animals", with colonies clashing in epic battles that dwarf historical events like...

Kevin Wilson's stories are a masterful blend of the ordinary and the extraordinary. In "Tunneling to the Center of the Earth: Stories", he explores the complexities of human experience through...

David Wilson's Public Criminology and Hot News is an insightful exploration of how the media constructs our understanding of crime and punishment. Drawing on his experiences as a journalist, Wilson...

There Is a Happy Land by Keith Waterhouse is a poignant portrayal of childhood in a bygone era. Set against the backdrop of a northern town during pre-war times, this novel offers a universal and...

Rivers have captivated wildlife writer Keith Broomfield since childhood. In "If Rivers Could Sing", he delves deeper into his local river to explore its abundant wildlife and get closer to its...

Three by Laumer brings together three iconic science fiction series from Keith Laumer's Worlds of the Imperium collection. In this thrilling omnibus, you'll encounter a world of intrigue and...

Edward O. Wilson's Selected Writings offers a unique glimpse into the mind of one of the leading biologists and philosophical thinkers of our time. Spanning over five decades, this collection brings...

A Call Less Ordinary by Rich Wilson explores one of life's most fundamental questions: what is my calling? Wilson shares his own journey of pursuing his calling, from discovery to perseverance, and...

Calvin Dill Wilson's short book explores an often-overlooked aspect of American history: the ownership of slaves by free African-Americans in the South before the Civil War.African-Americans, who had...

Marcia Williams was a trailblazing figure in British politics, serving as Harold Wilson's first female political adviser. Her relationship with the Prime Minister was shrouded in mystery, with some...

Murder at Golgotha: A Scientific Investigation Into the Last Days of Jesus' Life, His Death, and His Resurrection by Ian Wilson. This book offers a unique perspective on one of history's most...

Clericalism: The Death of PriesthoodBy George B. Wilson, a Jesuit priest and expert in organizational transformation, this book explores the challenges facing the church in the wake of the sexual...

Wilson Williams struggles with his times-table tests. He finds it hard to keep up with Mrs. Porter's timed multiplication exercises, especially when compared to his classmates. Wilson wishes he could...

The Way We Eat Now: Strategies for Eating in a World of Change by Bee Wilson In an age where wealth and prosperity have led to declining dietary standards, Bee Wilson sets out to understand the...

Resilient: A Handbook for Overcoming Adversity and Building a Million Dollar Business. Sevetri Wilson shares her personal journey from bootstrapping to securing Series A funding, offering valuable...

The Gothic Cathedral: Architecture of the Great Church, 1130-1530 by Christopher Wilson This comprehensive study explores the creation and evolution of Europe's greatest Gothic cathedrals between...

After thirty years of marriage, Wilson is forced to confront a painful truth: his wife has fallen out of love with him. As he struggles to express his true feelings, memories of a remarkable...

The Ipswich Serial Murders: A True Crime Account In January 2006, the quiet town of Ipswich was plunged into fear as five women were brutally murdered over the course of just fifty days. Journalist...

C.S. Lewis's writing has had a profound impact on Douglas Wilson's life and thought. In this collection of essays, Wilson explores Lewis's ideas on salvation, creation, heaven, hell, and education,...

Unsolved Aviation Mysteries Five Strange Tales of Air and Sea by Keith McCloskey The world of aviation has long been shrouded in mystery, with some incidents remaining unsolved to this day. This book...

The Hive: The Story of the Honeybee and Us by Bee Wilson explores the fascinating world of honeybees. From their social structure to their impact on human culture, Wilson delves into the magical...

Fight Or Flight: My Life, My Choices is the autobiography of Irish rugby legend Keith Earls, a story of struggle and triumph that takes readers on a journey through the highs and lows of his...

Longchenpa's Finding Comfort and Ease in Enchantment is a profound text that has captivated readers for centuries. Translated by Keith Dowman, this work presents the teachings of Longchen Rabjampa,...

The Hit Man's Dilemma: Or Business, Personal and Impersonal by Keith Hart In today's society, it's easy to forget that business is often a personal matter. Despite the rise of corporate entities with...

Edward O. Wilson explores the fundamental questions that have puzzled humanity since our existence began: what makes us uniquely different from other species, and do we have a special place in the...

A perfect life can turn into a nightmare in an instant. When Keith is hit by a car, his wife's world is turned upside down. As she holds his hand and begs him to wake up, he utters four words that...

Our Minds, Our Selves: A Brief History of Psychology by Keith Oatley provides an engaging and authoritative history of modern psychology. This book tells the story of its most important breakthroughs...

Gilbert Keith Chesterton's El color de España y otros ensayos is a thought-provoking collection of essays that showcase his unique blend of curiosity, wit, and insight. Written in Spanish, this...

A senior executive at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford is found dead with a bullet wound to the head. The local police rule it a suicide, but Gladstone Marriott suspects foul play. Daniel Wilson, a...

Colin Wilson's Lo oculto explores the power of the human mind and its "paranormal" effects. Through an engaging narrative about prominent figures in occultism, such as John Dee, Dion Fortune,...

The Guns of Navarone is a gripping World War II thriller that pits 12 hundred British soldiers against impossible odds. Trapped on a nearby island with no hope of rescue, their fate hangs in the...

Wild About Putney and Roehampton From the Heath to the River by Andrew WilsonThis book is a love letter to two London boroughs, exploring their history, culture and natural beauty. From the...

Charlie Wilson's life took a dramatic turn from being a leader of the Great Train Robbery gang to becoming a key figure in a multi-billion dollar cocaine network, partnering with Pablo Escobar to...

A. N. Wilson's Confessions: A Life of Failed Promises is a candid and humorous memoir that explores his early life, experiences of sexual abuse, and struggles with love and identity. The author...

London A Short History by A. N. Wilson is a concise and engaging exploration of the city's rich history, spanning over 2,000 years. From its Roman roots to its modern-day cosmopolitanism, Wilson...

Ben Wilson's fascinating history of the city takes us on a thrilling global tour of the key urban centres of history, from ancient Uruk to modern-day Lagos. With rich detail and individual...

Modernism and Magic Explores the interplay between modernist experiment and occult discourses in the early twentieth century. Leigh Wilson argues that these discourses have at their heart a magical...

The Bassoon King: Art, Idiocy, and Other Sordid Tales from the Band Room is Rainn Wilson's memoir, offering a unique glimpse into his life, from growing up as a geek to finding success in comedy,...

God of All Things Rediscovering the Sacred in an Everyday World by Andrew Wilson explores the idea that we can find glimpses of the divine in the world around us. Drawing on examples from the Bible...

Up and Down with The Rolling Stones - My Rollercoaster Ride with Keith Richards Tony Sanchez's eight-year stint with Keith Richards offers a unique glimpse into the Stones' most reckless and...

The Studio Recordings of the Miles Davis Quintet, 1965-68 by Keith Waters provides an in-depth analysis of the influential jazz group's studio recordings from 1965 to 1968. This critical study...

Charles Dickens: A Brilliant Life Revealed A. N. Wilson's biography is a brilliant and insightful celebration of the imaginative genius of Charles Dickens, published to commemorate the 150th...

Edward O. Wilson's latest work offers a profound exploration of creativity and its place in human history.The author, a renowned biologist, argues that human creativity is not a recent development,...

Belarus: The Last European Dictatorship by Andrew Wilson offers a comprehensive and revelatory history of modern Belarus, from independence in 1991 to the contested election of 2020. Wilson explores...

Rebel on Pointe: A Memoir of Ballet and BroadwayLee Wilson's inspiring memoir tells the story of her journey from stifling suburban life to the world of grand dance theaters and the bright lights of...

Murder at the Ashmolean sets the tone for a gripping mystery in 1895 Oxford. A senior executive is found dead in his office, with no apparent motive for the act. Museum administrator Gladstone...