572 results for 'Meeus, Dylan'

The story of Robyn Hitchcock's life in 1967 is a unique and captivating one. This memoir, illustrated with Hitchcock's surreal sketches, offers a nostalgic look at the exhilaration of that pivotal...

The Life and the Work: Art and Biography A provocative exploration of the complex relationship between an artist's life and their work. This collection of essays by leading art historians examines...

This heartwarming Christmas romance tells the story of two women who find love in the most unexpected way. Camryn and River are both returning to their hometown for Christmas, each with their own...

A diverse and enchanting collection of Christmas stories from around the world, featuring tales by renowned writers such as Truman Capote, Shirley Jackson, Dylan Thomas, Saki, Chekhov, Italo Calvino,...

Donovan's story is one of transformation from humble beginnings to becoming an icon of the 1960s. From his early days as a teenager with big dreams, he rose to fame as a troubadour of the flower...

Jonathan Lethem's novel explores two interconnected stories. In one, Lionel Essrog, a young man with Tourette's syndrome, navigates a complex web of crime and identity in 1970s New York City. His...

Nicole Wilde's life has taken an unexpected turn. Ten years ago, she was living the rock star lifestyle as a music journalist, but now she finds herself in a relationship that's well past its prime...

Fang, by James Patterson, is a gripping novel that showcases the author's signature style. With its breakneck pace and intricate plot, this book will keep you on the edge of your seat.The story...

Sam Cooke's Live at the Harlem Square Club, 1963 is a landmark live album that has stood the test of time. Recorded in 1963, it showcases Cooke's unique blend of soul, gospel, and R&B, featuring some...

Kate's second chance at life is short-lived when she discovers that the most deadly murderer of her generation has also been reborn. With her memories intact, Kate sets out to find others like...

Dylan can't hear as well as he used to, and he's struggling to cope. He wants things to go back to the way they used to be, but he's starting to feel more and more isolated from his friends. Luckily,...

A bumper collection of Irish humour covers a wide range of topics, from Absenteeism to Zoos. This extensive compilation brings together some of Ireland's most renowned comedians and writers,...

The Adult Baby Identity - Healing Childhood Wounds by Rosalie Bent and Dylan Lewis explores how unresolved issues from childhood can continue to affect us today. This book delves into the experiences...

Bill Monroe: The Life of the Father of Bluegrass A biography that delves into the life of one of America's most influential musicians. Richard D. Smith's in-depth research reveals the complexities...

The Grateful Dead's drummer and one of its founding members recounts his 30-year journey with the band in this unflinching account. From the early days of the hippie scene to their iconic live...

The Golden Treasury of the Best Songs & Lyrical Poems in the English Language by Francis Turner Palgrave and John Press is a renowned poetry anthology that showcases the richness of English poetic...

Rupert's Tales: The Nature of Elements is a heartwarming collection of four new adventure stories that explore the connections between courage, acceptance, compassion, and helping others. In these...

Al Kooper's autobiography offers an intimate look at the history of rock 'n' roll through his own experiences. With a career spanning over five decades, Kooper shares stories of his time with...

Kennedy is King by Cameron James and Dylan James is a heart-wrenching romance about a popular boy who feels trapped under the scrutiny of his peers. After a dramatic break-up, Kennedy finds himself...

The Big Apple is under siege. Super villains and criminal gangs are violently carving the city up, leaving destruction in their wake. Miles Morales' job is to save Brooklyn from this chaos. However,...

Dylan Evans' extraordinary story of survival and self-discovery is a gripping account of his attempt to live without modern technology in the aftermath of an apocalypse. In 2006, he founded a...

Rock and roll's racial imagination has long been distorted by simplistic narratives. Just Around Midnight reveals how ideas of "authenticity" have obscured the interracial artistic enterprise that...

This debut collection from Pete Donohue is a raw and unflinching exploration of life's darker corners. With references to iconic figures like Bukowski, Hunter S Thompson, and Bob Dylan, the poems in...

Billy, Dylan, Charlotte and Ling-Fei are back in their hometowns, missing each other and their dragons. When a water dragon emerges out of the waves, and strange sightings are being spotted all over...

Alexander the Great's legendary drinking exploits ended in destruction, while W.C. Fields' judgement was put to the test when he urinated over a brass band from a hotel balcony. Dylan Thomas's...

Four friends, four lives, one night that changes everything. A weekend getaway with a cranky billionaire turns into an unforgettable adventure for Delia, Liv, Shayla, and Dylan - four single mothers...

Cleo Moon's life has never gone according to plan. Newly single and unemployed, she takes a chance and moves to Lovers Knot, a charming hamlet that quickly feels like home. When a handsome stranger...

Charles Williams: A Complex and Influential Life. This biography offers the first full account of Charles Williams' life, a complex figure who was both a central member of the Inklings and a pioneer...

When Julia Dylan's aunt Eveline vanishes while sailing from Kefalonia to Sicily, she and her new husband Thomas are drawn into a complex web of mystery and intrigue. As they search for answers, they...

This Wheel's on Fire: Levon Helm and the Story of the Band The story of The Band is one that has been waiting to be told. Now, for the first time, it is being shared by one of its most iconic...

If I Run by Terri Blackstock is a gripping thriller that explores the complexities of truth and redemption. When DNA evidence links Casey Cox to a murder, she knows she's wrongly accused. With her...

The Medusa Project: the Hostage by Sophie McKenzie is a gripping second chapter in the series, featuring a fresh new cover design. Four psychic teens - Nico, Ketty, Ed and Dylan - are brought...

Sealand: The True Story of the World's Most Stubborn Micronation In 1967, Paddy Roy Bates declared himself ruler of the Principality of Sealand, a self-made micronation built on a World War II...

Casey Cox is still on the run, fleeing prosecution for a murder she didn't commit. Her pursuer, Dylan Roberts, claims to know the truth and wants to help her, but trust doesn't come easily.As Casey...

This study by Neil Corcoran explores the kinds of responsibility that modern lyric poetry takes on, or subjects itself to, including social, cultural, political, aesthetic, and personal...

Dylan, Jack, and Tripp are on vacation at their grandmother's farm when they stumble upon an entryway to a magical land. This discovery sets them on a journey that will test their courage and force...

Mapping the Rockumentary: Images of Sound and Fury is a comprehensive anthology exploring the rockumentary as a key component of both documentary and world cinema. This book delves into the rich...

Suzi Ronson's memoir offers a unique perspective on David Bowie's golden years, providing a vivid snapshot of his life and career. As the stylist behind his iconic Ziggy Stardust look, Suzi was at...

Embedded Formative Assessment: Strategies for Classroom Assessment That Drives Student Engagement and Learning by Dylan Wiliam. By integrating formative assessment practices into daily classroom...

Conjurors Poems by Julian Orde is a long-awaited collection of poetry from a major poet whose work was previously published only in magazines during her lifetime. A friend and contemporary of notable...

Flann O'Brien: A Life of Wit and Writing Flann O'Brien's life was marked by both creativity and conformity. Born in 1911, he worked as a civil servant for many years before developing his alter ego,...

Ivy Marin's life is turned upside down when she discovers her late husband spent their life savings on a beach house. With nowhere to go and no money, Ivy and her sister head to Summer Beach to start...

The Long Con Vol. 2 by Dylan Meconis and Ben Coleman is a humorous comic novel set in a post-apocalyptic world. Journalist Victor Lai and his friend Dez Delaney navigate a crowded convention floor,...

Jimi Hendrix was a complex figure, driven by a desire to create something new and authentic. His music was a fusion of different styles, and he was willing to take risks to achieve his vision. As he...

Sue Klebold's A Mother's Reckoning is a heart-wrenching account of her journey to come to terms with the Columbine tragedy. For sixteen years, she has grappled with the questions that haunt her: how...

The Sunlight Pilgrims by Jenni Fagan is set against the backdrop of a freak winter in Scotland, where a small community is struggling to cope with the end of times. Bodies are found frozen in the...

The Comedy Cellar: A Conversation About Comedy and Society In this thought-provoking book, Andrew Hankinson explores the world of comedy through the lens of New York's iconic Comedy Cellar. He...

Bruce Springsteen's story is one of a complex and poetic individual whose music has sold 18 million copies. This biography focuses on the man behind the albums, including the songs he wrote, how they...

Dylan Jones's biography of David Bowie is an unparalleled portrait of an artist whose life was shaped by intense relationships and creative influences. Drawing from over 180 interviews with friends,...

The New Anthology of American Poetry brings together a diverse selection of poems from 1950 to the present. Spanning canonical works and contemporary voices, this comprehensive anthology invites...

In an alternate reality 5,000 years in the future, the evil Dragon of Death has become ruler of Dragon City. Humans now live to serve the dragon population and it's no different for Billy Chan and...

The deaths of poets have often cast a shadow over their work. This perception has been shaped by the post-Romantic lore of the dissolute poet, with many viewing them as melancholic, doomed and...

Ralph McTell: Every Album, Every Song is a comprehensive review of the career of the renowned singer-songwriter. With a career spanning over 50 years and recording more than 300 songs, Ralph McTell's...

In Ghostly Japan presents 14 fascinating stories from Japanese folklore and mythology. Lafcadio Hearn's collection explores the country's supernatural world, featuring both the spirits of the dead...

Memory and Foresight in the Celtic World explores how Celtic communities have maintained connections to their past while looking towards the future. This collection of thirteen essays delves into...

Join Jessie as she embarks on a year-long research project to explore the world of superheroes. Her class's ultimate showdown is the Superhero Slam, a debate battle that will put her skills to the...

Suzi Ronson's memoir offers a unique perspective on the life of David Bowie, one of the most beguiling stars of our time. As the stylist behind his iconic Ziggy Stardust look, Suzi was at the heart...

Dylan Emanuel's summer fling with Charm Outlaw has left a lasting impression. Years later, he seeks revenge, but finds himself caught in a web of desire. As he navigates the past and present, he must...

Robbie Robertson's Testimony is a captivating memoir that weaves together the journey of one of popular music's most beloved songwriters and guitarists. Over five years of reflection, Robbie shares...

The greatest popular songs have a way of embedding themselves in our memories. You remember a time and a place when you hear that song again. In "Holding the Note", David Remnick explores the lives...

This highly accessible collection gathers together some of the most beloved poems in the English language. Spanning from high drama to humorous verse, it presents a diverse range of poetry in nine...

Vernon Lee's groundbreaking work on aesthetics and psychology is finally available in English. First published in 1903, "The Psychology of an Art Writer" offers profound insights into the fields of...

In "The Love Interest", debut author Cale Dietrich crafts a thrilling young adult novel that subverts common love triangle tropes. Teen spies are trained to cultivate relationships with people...

Talkin' Greenwich Village is a meticulously researched and engagingly written account of the revolutionary music scene that emerged in the heart of New York City. The book chronicles the lives and...

Two decades have passed since Lucas and Esther's passionate courtship and marriage. Now, as they navigate their divorce, old wounds begin to resurface. For Esther, watching Lucas move on with his...

Summer love can be all-consuming, but it's also fleeting. For Quinn, Fern, and Reed, summer was a time of friendship, laughter, and adventure at their family's camp. But last summer was different -...

Crazy Dreams is the highly anticipated autobiography from Paul Brady, a musician whose remarkable career has spanned six decades. This evocative memoir chronicles his many years at the forefront of...

A gripping thriller set in the Derbyshire Peaks. When Scarlett fails to return home from school, her life is thrown into chaos and she becomes the focus of a desperate police investigation. As the...

Hungry Listening Resonant Theory for Indigenous Sound Studies by Dylan Robinson explores how we understand and write about the Indigenous listening experience. A critical response to traditional...

Forgive the Language: Essays on Poets and Poetry by Katy Evans-Bush explores the intersection of poetry with music, politics, and sculpture. This collection of essays delves into the lives and works...

Exploring American Folk Music: Ethnic, Regional & Vernacular Traditions in the United States offers a fascinating look at the diverse strains of American folk music, including Latin, Native American,...

The Twilight of Romanticism: Lives and Literature in French Bohemian Culture and the Beat Generation. This book explores the lives and literature of French poets and writers who defied convention in...

The Little Village Bakery is a heartwarming romantic comedy about new beginnings and love. When Millie arrives at her old bakery in Honeybourne, she's determined to make it her home sweet home...

Dr Dylan Reinhart's latest case is about to get personal. A student in his psychology class threatens to kill himself, and when he can't be found after 24 hours, it seems the worst has confirmed.The...

The Slain Birds by Michael Longley Michael Longley's new collection takes its title from Dylan Thomas - 'for the sake of the souls of the slain birds sailing'. This poignant and powerful poem is just...

Effective technique is key to good shooting. In this concise guide, Bruce Bowlen and Dylan Snell share their expertise to help you improve your skills. The Orvis Wingshooting Handbook covers the...

Hastings and St Leonards Through Time by Nathan Dylan Goodwin is a fascinating exploration of the history and development of this charming English seaside resort. Once considered a stylish...

Imogen Brown feels like she doesn't quite fit in. She's obsessed with beach volleyball and trying to save up for her first car, but beneath the surface, her family is struggling. Her parents, Kat and...

Naked Lens Beat Cinema explores the intersection of the Beat writers and cinema. This comprehensive study examines key collaborations between Beats and filmmakers, including William Burroughs, Allen...

One December Day by Rachel Marks is a heartwarming and relatable novel about first love and parenthood. Set against the backdrop of Christmas, this story follows two people as they navigate their...

Spanning over half a century, this memoir takes readers on a journey through the author's life, from his vibrant childhood in Cuba, Hawaii and Venezuela to his early days in 1960s London. As one of...

Nell's wedding plans are derailed when her friend Rachel offers to join her on what was meant to be their honeymoon. Instead of wasting a week in a posh hotel, they head for the hills and arrive at...

Thomas Merton's thoughts on writing have never been compiled into a single volume until now. In this collection, Robert Inchausti mines the vast Merton literature to uncover his insights on literary...

Dylan Thomas's Collected Poems 1934-1952 is a comprehensive collection of his most celebrated and enduring works. Authored by the poet himself just before his untimely death, this edition features...

Dana Gillespie: Weren't Born A Man by Dana Gillespie and David Shasha is a candid and humorous memoir that chronicles the life and career of the award-winning first lady of the Blues. With...

Rubin "Hurricane" Carter's life was a testament to the power of resilience and determination. From the highs of a promising boxing career to the lows of a wrongful conviction, his story is one of...

The Venom by Al Ewing and Ram V Vol. 3: Dark Web is a gripping tale that plunges readers into a world of danger and uncertainty. When Dylan Brock's life hangs in the balance, he finds himself torn...

The A to X of Alternative Music explores the most important movement in modern music. From global giants like Bob Dylan and Prince, to cult favourites like Joy Division and the Pixies, this book...

Discover the heartwarming and romantic stories of Melting Dr Grumpy's Frozen Heart and Neurosurgeon's IVF Mix-Up Miracle, two Christmas North and South tales that will capture your heart.In Melting...

Song publishing has been a constant in the music industry over the past century. It's often led to disputes and recriminations, with song credits and publishing revenue at the centre of these issues...

Sam Shepard's Life, Work and Times by Robert Greenfield is a revelatory biography that places the renowned playwright and actor in his time. This sweeping narrative charts Shepard's journey from a...

A Bloody Business by Dylan Struzan On the 100th anniversary of Prohibition, a new perspective emerges from one of its most significant figures. Vincent "Jimmy Blue Eyes" Alo was just 15 years old...

Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter: The Georgia Years, 1924-1974 is a comprehensive biography that delves into the lives of Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter from their childhood to the end of his governorship...

The old Chelsea Hotel still pulses with an energy that drives its inhabitants to create. Ed Hamilton's Legends of the Chelsea Hotel is a fascinating account of the lives and stories of those who have...

The Folkloresque Reframing Folklore in a Popular Culture World by Michael Dylan Foster and Jeffrey A. Tolbert explores how popular culture appropriates and reimagines folkloric themes, characters,...

Crazy Dreams is the autobiography of Paul Brady, a musician whose remarkable career has spanned six decades. This memoir chronicles his years at the forefront of the Irish folk scene, from The...

Get ready to groove with 40 iconic songs from the 1960s, specially arranged for harp. This collection, featuring pieces by legendary musicians such as Burt Bacharach and Bob Dylan, is perfect for...

The Velvet Underground: A Revolutionary Force in Music and Art. Rebellion has its roots in the music world, and for The Velvet Underground, this was particularly true. Formed around a psychedelic...

Elvis Presley's life was marked by both incredible talent and tragic excess. This biography offers a fresh look at his career, placing him back in his mid-twentieth-century world rather than the Las...

A Child's Christmas in Wales & Other Stories and Poems by Dylan Thomas is a superb collection of poetry and short stories that showcases the author's unique voice and skill. The compilation opens...