2380 results for 'Zim, Steve'

Ravens of Avalon is a tribute to the real-world triumphs and tragedy of Boudica, set against the epic sweep of Marion Zimmer Bradley's beloved Avalon saga.This beautifully told story expands the...

This book examines the experiences of soldiers in post-independence Zimbabwe, exploring how military professionalism is shaped within a state facing political crisis.The author considers the concept...

Zimbabwe's Fast Track Land Reform provides a nuanced examination of this highly contested reform process. Contrary to its often-negative image, the reality is more complex, with various factors...

You woke up dead in an empty valley. A mysterious figure soon appears and introduces you to the 'In-Between' place. With no clear direction, you're left to decide what to do next. This anthology is...

Born in Zimbabwe, Douglas Rogers grew up in a country undergoing significant change. His life took an unexpected turn when he left his homeland for Europe and the United States, seeking adventure and...

Soldiers in Zimbabwe's Liberation War provides a nuanced exploration of the complexities and realities of Zimbabwe's liberation struggle. This work seeks to move beyond comforting myths and instead...

Tsuro, the bunny rabbit, learned a valuable lesson about treating others with kindness and respect. He discovered that being street smart wasn't always the best way to live with others. This...

Zimoun: A Selection of Installations 2009-2021 Swiss artist Zimoun has been creating innovative installations for over twenty years, using everyday materials and mechanical principles to generate...

The Fear: A Personal Account of Zimbabwe's Descent into Tyranny In 2008, Peter Godwin returned to his native Zimbabwe, a move fraught with risk. Foreign journalists had been banned, and the world was...

A Fish Dinner in Memison is the second volume in an epic trilogy that explores parallel worlds and the struggles of those who inhabit them. In this story, a mysterious woman seeks her destiny amidst...

Marion Zimmer Bradley's Sword of Avalon is a richly detailed epic that expands the legendary saga of Avalon, bringing to life the remarkable women who have shaped its history. With its blend of...

Mama Nazima's Jewish-Iraqi Cuisine is a unique and flavorful cookbook that explores the rich culinary heritage of the Jewish-Iraqi people. The Jewish community's history and culture have had a...

Zimbabwe the Great: A Poetic Narrative of Hope and Resilience This poignant story is part of the 'Stories to be tolled' series, which explores Britain's colonial past through key events and...

Robert Mugabe's rise to power in 1980 marked a significant turning point in Zimbabwe's history. Initially, he promised reconciliation and encouraged development, earning international admiration as a...

A Tragedy of Lives: Women in Prison in Zimbabwe by Chiedza Musengezi This collection of personal stories sheds light on the lives of women who find themselves behind bars, revealing the circumstances...

Azim Premji: A Life of Philanthropy and Business. For over five decades, Azim Hasham Premji has been a trailblazer in India's business world. Taking control of his family's vegetable oil business at...

Zimmer Men: The Trials and Tribulations of the Ageing Cricketer by Marcus Berkmann is a humorous account of the author's experiences playing village cricket in his 40s. After discovering he was still...

Memory and Erasure: Gukurahundi and the Culture of Violence in ZimbabweThis collection of essays sheds light on one of Africa's most devastating genocides, the Gukurahundi, which took place in...

Short stories that challenge and subvert expectations abound in this collection from Jane Morris.From a prostitute who outwits her brothers to a hero who meets an untimely demise, each tale is a...

When trouble roars into quiet life, secrets and discord can be hard to shake. For Alexa Zimmerman, running her bed-and-breakfast in Arborville is about more than just serving food - it's about...

This true account offers an insight into the lesser-known aspects of Zimbabwe's struggle for independence. From his childhood experiences to the country's eventual liberation, Dzhazhi Chiwapu shares...

Susan Gibbs' memoir is a powerful and moving account of life in Zimbabwe during the UDI years. As a trained nurse married to the son of the Governor, she recounts bringing up a family on their farm...

Murongiwa Stanislaus Marembo is a personal account of one man's fight for independence in Rhodesia. For seventeen years, he was detained without trial, facing numerous trials and tribulations along...

Hope Deferred: Narratives of Zimbabwean LivesThis collection presents the stories of individuals whose lives have been shaped by Zimbabwe's complex history, including its struggles with economic...

Turquoise Dreams: A Collection of Short Stories by Zimbabwean Women This anthology brings together 29 short stories from emerging writers in Southern Africa, offering a unique perspective on life...

A true story of restored hope and God's unwavering faithfulness. Cathy Scott shares her personal journey of overcoming fear, failure, and loss, tracing her path through various countries and...

Whiteness in Zimbabwe: Race, Landscape, and the Problem of Belonging by D Hughes explores how European settlers established a sense of belonging outside Europe, with Zimbabwe being an exception to...

Set against the rich cultural and historical backdrop of Southern Africa, this novel tells the story of Joseph Daniels' family legacy. Born in turbulent years leading up to Zimbabwe's independence in...

Meditations by Marcus Aurelius is a collection of personal reflections and philosophical musings written in Greek. This highly regarded translation by George Long presents the work in a clear and...

General Solomon Mujuru: A Biography of Zimbabwe's Controversial Liberation Fighter This first full-length biography sheds light on the opaque elite politics of 1970s liberation struggle,...

Sepher Ha-Razim: The Book of Mysteries is a seminal work in the field of cabala, presenting an English translation of this ancient Jewish mystical text. First published by the Society of Biblical...

The Naqshbandi Awrad of Mawlana Shaykh Muhammad Nazim Adil Al-Haqqani presents in detail the daily, weekly and date-specific devotional rites of the Naqshbandi-Haqqani Sufi Order. These practices, as...

The early twentieth century saw socialist leaders pledge to build a mass workers' movement that transcended national boundaries and opposed growing militarism worldwide. However, when World War I...

Discover the vibrant techniques used to create culturally-unique textiles from around the world. This book showcases 25 diverse cultures' traditional fiber arts methods, including adinkra, molas,...

Thomas Turino's Nationalists, Cosmopolitans, and Popular Music in Zimbabwe explores the emergence of unique music styles in 1980s Zimbabwe, combining electric guitar with indigenous Shona music and...

A chilling new thriller from Owen Laukkanen introduces readers to the joint BCA-FBI violent crime task force. When Stevens and Windermere investigate a shocking case, they uncover an online suicide...

Tsuro and Shumba A Lion and Hare Tale from Zimbabwe by Charles Gasse is a traditional Zimbabwean story about an unlikely group of friends brought together by songs, laughter, and an ingenious game...

Eleven Jesuits embarked on an ox-wagon journey into southern Africa in April 1879, with a mission to spread Christianity. Despite their enthusiasm, they faced significant challenges, including a lack...

Becoming Zimbabwe: A History from the Pre-colonial Period to 2008This comprehensive history spans over 1,150 years, from 850 to 2008, and explores the complex and often tumultuous journey of a...

The Bulawayo Cookery Book by Mrs. N. H. Chataway is a rare and fascinating culinary gem from early 20th-century Zimbabwe.First published in 1909, this book offers a unique glimpse into the country's...

A routine examination for CAA inspector Steve Allen quickly turns into a whirlpool of violence and intrigue. A mysterious saboteur, a lethal helicopter accident, and a psychotic terrorist all...

A nostalgic celebration of America's golden age of car culture, from the 1950s to the 1970s, is presented in this book. The photographs of John G. Zimmerman capture the optimism and utopianism of a...

Latitude Hooks and Azimuth Rings: A Guide to Traditional Nautical Tools For those who enjoy working with their hands and appreciate traditional craftsmanship, this book offers 18 projects for...

This book celebrates the life and legacy of President Robert Mugabe, a leader who has shaped Zimbabwe's history since its independence. It explores his achievements, including the Land Reform...

Explore Christian life in every corner of the world with this comprehensive guide to global Christianity. With its accessible and up-to-date information, it provides a valuable resource for churches,...

This collection of folktales from Zimbabwe's past is inspired by stories my grandmother shared with me as a child. Growing up in rural Zimbabwe, we would sit around the fire and listen to her tales...

The development of Zimmerit anti-magnetic mine and camouflage coatings in Germany during World War II was a response to the threat posed by magnetic mines used by both Axis and Allied forces. When...

This timely analysis reconsiders Zimbabwe's anti-colonial liberation struggle, moving beyond simplistic categorizations to reveal its complexity. By examining the roles of various political figures,...

The Axe and the Tree: How Bloody Persecution Sowed the Seeds of New Life in Zimbabwe by Stephen Griffiths. This powerful account tells the story of Peter and Brenda Griffiths, British missionaries...

High up on the cliffs overlooking Blinkton-on-Sea stands the unassuming Blinkton High School. Within its walls lives Inky Stevens, known to his peers as 'the Great School Detective'. When Fred...

Understanding where someone comes from can be more than just a simple conversation starter. In today's globalised world, misnaming a person's place of origin or cultural background can lead to...

The Rhodesian Air Force in Zimbabwe's War of Liberation, 1966-1980 by Darlington Mutanda This book examines the development and role of the Rhodesian Air Force during the Second Chimurenga or Bush...

Oliver Mtukudzi: Living Tuku Music in Zimbabwe This biography offers an engaging portrait of one of Africa's most recognized performers. Oliver "Tuku" Mtukudzi, a Zimbabwean guitarist, vocalist, and...

The Moral Economy of the State By William A. Munro This book examines state formation in Zimbabwe from colonial times to the first decade of independence. Munro develops a theory of "moral economy"...

The Zimmermann Telegram: An Audacious Scheme for World Domination In January 1917, German Foreign Secretary Arthur Zimmerman sent a single telegram that would change the course of history...

New Millennium Woes and Livelihood Struggles in Africa Begging to Survive by Zimbabwe's Marginalised This book challenges our understanding of begging, exploring its concept, causes, benefits, and...

Christian Warfare in Rhodesia-Zimbabwe: A History of the Salvation Army's Complex Relations with Government and Church. This book provides a detailed examination of the Salvation Army's history in...

A powerful and intimate insight into the civil war in Zimbabwe is offered by Christina Lamb's account of two individuals whose lives became intertwined in conflict. Nigel Hough, a white farmer, and...

Zimbabwe's land reform programme has been a contentious issue for decades. Critics argue that it was driven by political expediency, while supporters see it as a necessary step to address...

The second installment in the Clan Novel Saga presents a sinister turn as the Tzimisce emerge from their macabre dungeons and laboratories. This dark tale is woven into the larger narrative,...

A Safari Guide's Tales from ZimbabweThis collection of short stories and memories offers an intimate look at the early years of ecotourism in Zimbabwe, as experienced by a professional guide who has...

The Works of Christ, the Healer in GokweThis biography explores the life and ministry of Reverend Lazarus Muyambi, a man who dedicated his life to priesthood and spiritual healing. Through his...

An Analysis of Philip Zimbardo's the Lucifer Effect Understanding How Good People Turn Evil by Alexander O'ConnorThis book explores how ordinary individuals can become perpetrators of evil acts,...

African Pastor-Teachers: A Brief History of United Methodist Evangelism in Zimbabwe 1901-1921 by John Kurewa explores the early years of United Methodism in Africa, focusing on the period from the...

The Bible, the Bullet, and the Ballot Zimbabwe: Sociopolitical Transformation in Africa explores the complex role of Christianity in shaping Zimbabwe's struggle for independence. This...

A Most Promising Weed: A History of Tobacco Farming and Labor in Colonial Zimbabwe, 1890-1945 by Steven C. Rubert. This study examines the lives of thousands of Africans working on European-owned...

Fishes by Herbert Spencer Zim is an illustrated handbook that explores the characteristics and diversity of North America's common fish species. This comprehensive guide covers twenty-two groups,...

Zimbabwe's rich culture and traditions are waiting to be explored in this engaging educational book. Through a combination of pictures and powerful texts, you'll discover the colorful history of...

This book explores how Robert Mugabe used religion and ideology to maintain power in Zimbabwe. An interdisciplinary approach examines the ways in which he employed a calculated narrative of...

This stunning work explores the rich content and meaning of P'sukei D'zimrah, the morning psalms that serve as the introduction to the larger prayer service. By examining this "prayer before the...

Steve Metcalf's remarkable story is one of survival and redemption in the face of unimaginable hardship. After suffering at the hands of Japanese guards during World War II, Steve found solace in his...

The Ancient Future of the Itza: The Book of Chilam Balam of Tizimin by Munro S. Edmonson. This is a literal but poetic translation of one of fourteen known manuscripts in Yucatecan Maya on ritual and...

South Africa and Zimbabwe experienced rapid political transitions in late 2017 and early 2018. In Zimbabwe, Emmerson Mnangagwa replaced Robert Mugabe after a "soft coup", while in South Africa, Cyril...

The Oxford Roald Dahl Dictionary takes readers aged 8+ on an exciting journey into the world of language and literacy. This dictionary features words invented by Roald Dahl, such as "biffsquiggled"...

Surfacing Up Psychiatry and Social Order in Colonial Zimbabwe, 1908-1968 by Lynette Jackson explores the history of the Ingutsheni Lunatic Asylum, a key institution in Southern Rhodesia during the...

The Ottoman Empire in the Tanzimat Era offers a fresh perspective on the Tanzimat reforms in two key provinces: Edirne and Ankara. This study explores how local actors, including notables, tribal...

Cosmas Magaya's journey as a master musician is a story of profound social transformation and musical apprenticeship. In this early biography, Paul F. Berliner chronicles Magaya's life from childhood...

Steve Fugate's personal journey began with a single walk in honour of his son. He carried a sign bearing the words "LOVE LIFE" as he sought to mend a broken heart while still beating. Tragedy struck...

Steve Hackett's autobiography offers an in-depth look at his life, with a strong focus on his time with Genesis. This candid and entertaining account covers Steve's early years, his experiences...

The Dark Night of the Soul is a profound and deeply personal exploration of the human journey towards union with God. Written by one of Christianity's most celebrated mystics, St John of the Cross,...

African Churches Ministering 'to and With' Persons with Disabilities: Perspectives from ZimbabweThis book explores the intersection of Christian church traditions and disability issues in Africa,...

The collapse of Zimbabwe's economy in 2009 serves as a stark warning about the dangers of unchecked money printing. When Money Destroys Nations tells the gripping story of how ordinary people...

Explore the diverse landscapes and conservation areas of Africa's 'middle belt' with this comprehensive field guide. Spanning Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Malawi and Zambia, it covers world-famous...

Steve Saint's harrowing true story begins with a childhood tragedy: his father, Nate Saint, was speared to death by an Ecuadorian tribe when Steve was just five years old. Years later, the same tribe...

Weir of Hermiston; an Unfinished Romance is an unfinished novel by Robert Louis Stevenson. Written in 1896, it was left untitled and uncompleted due to Stevenson's sudden death from a cerebral...

Steve Howe's autobiography offers an unflinching look at his life in music, from his early days as a teenager to his current status as a renowned guitarist. Born in 1947, Steve began playing guitar...

Class 3F and their teacher, Mr Zim, embark on an annual camping trip to explore the great outdoors. But when they arrive at Black Mountain, they're in for a surprise - it starts snowing! This...

Professional Idiot: A Memoir by Stephen "Steve-O" Glover and David PeisnerThis memoir recounts the life of Steve-O, from his early days as a skateboard stuntman to his rise to fame in the Jackass...

Steven and his classmates visit a local farm sanctuary, where they learn about the vegan lifestyle from Steven himself. As they spend more time with him, they begin to understand why animals are...

The Austens of Steventon tells the story of Jane Austen's life before she became famous. This novel follows her parents as they build their family and home in Deane, and then move to Steventon, where...

The Lighthouse Stevensons: An Epic Story of Building and Innovation Against Impossible Odds. Robert Louis Stevenson's famous words reveal the deep connection he felt to his ancestors, who built every...

Steven Berkoff: One Act Plays presents nineteen one-act plays that showcase the author's trademark controversy and dramatic dialectics. These sharply written pieces explore themes such as luxurious...

Explore the darker side of Stevenage with Haunted Stevenage, a chilling collection of paranormal tales from around the town.From unexplained sightings to the search for evidence of ghosts, this book...

Steve has started a war with parts of the galaxy, and now he's been offered a chance to save the earth. However, this protection comes with a steep price: the UC wants something in return, and Steve...

The Strange Case of R L Stevenson by Richard Woodhead A consultant physician's fascination with Robert Louis Stevenson's life and work led to an intriguing exploration of the author's symptoms...

Steven Ehrlich Houses presents sixteen homes that embody the fusion of modernist principles with the cultural and contextual nuances of their surroundings. The author's extensive travels in North and...

Steven Spielberg's America explores the complex relationship between film and politics through the lens of an iconic filmmaker. This fascinating book examines how Spielberg's early films reflected...

A darkly comedic play by Steve Cawte, first performed in 2009 through Upstageleft Theatre Company. This gripping drama explores the complexities of human relationships and the consequences of our...

The Philosophy of Steven Soderbergh explores the life and work of acclaimed film director Steven Soderbergh through the lens of philosophy. This collection of essays brings together insights from...

Expert training advice for your French Bulldog from Steve Mann, the UK's leading dog trainer. Steve Mann shares his expert knowledge to help you understand and cater to the unique needs of your...