6119 results for 'Sticker, Henry'

The Magick of Angels and Demons offers a unique approach to controlling your life by combining the powers of angels and demons. This underground magick method, known as the Union of Power, allows you...

Slow Motion Ghosts by Jeff Noon A viciously occult murder sets off a chain of events that tests Detective Inspector Henry Hobbes' beliefs to their core. In 1981, the city is still reeling from the...

A landmark collection documenting the social, political, and artistic lives of African American women throughout the nineteenth century. This comprehensive anthology brings together an extraordinary...

Paper Cage by Tom Baragwanath is a gripping thriller that exposes the dark underbelly of a small New Zealand town. As tensions between its residents simmer, children start to vanish, and accusations...

Elizabeth I and Her Circle by Susan Doran provides a unique insight into the personal and political life of one of history's most fascinating monarchs. Drawing on a wide range of original sources,...

Richard Jefferies A Miscellany by Richard Jefferies This collection brings together a selection of essays and writings from one of England's most celebrated nature writers. Born on a small Wiltshire...

The French Wars of Religion 1559-1598 by R. J. Knecht provides a concise introduction to a complex period in French history. This lucid exploration explains the evangelical and Lutheran origins of...

The Power of the Other by Henry Cloud explores the critical role that personal and professional relationships play in achieving success. Most leadership coaching focuses on building skills and...

William Shakespeare's "As You Like It" is a pastoral comedy that tells the story of a duke who flees to the Forest of Arden after being unjustly deposed by his brother. His daughter Rosalind remains...

The Iron Sceptre of the Son of Man: A Note of the Church by Alan Fimister explores the Romanitas of Christ's One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church. This study guides readers in understanding the...

The Phoenix Park Murders Conspiracy, Betrayal & Retribution by Senan Molony is a gripping true story of crime and intrigue. On 6 May 1882, two men were brutally assassinated in the Phoenix Park,...

Delphine Vimond's life was turned upside down when her father was disgraced. With nowhere to turn, she fled Rouen for Paris, only to find herself in the midst of a treacherous game of cat and mouse...

Christian poetry has its roots in the cultural exchange of late antiquity, where Greek, Hebrew, Roman, and Syrian influences converged. This unique blend gave rise to a distinct Christian poetry-and...

The Savoyard Style in North Welsh Castles The construction of Edwardian castles in north Wales was shaped by a unique group of artisans from Savoy. This story is one of two men, Master James of St...

Anne Boleyn: A New Life of England's Tragic Queen by Joanna Denny A highly literate and accomplished woman, Anne Boleyn was a devout protagonist of the Protestant faith. Her role in separating...

Ralph Waldo Emerson remains one of America's most enduring cultural figures, yet his reputation has often overshadowed a more complex individual. James Marcus offers a fresh reassessment of this...

Betwixt 2 Shores is a thought-provoking account by William Henry, who shares his perspective as a descendant of the Windrush generation. This book sheds light on the complex history behind the...

Newman: The Heart of Holiness explores the model of holiness offered by John Henry Newman, a poet, tractarian, academic, and former Anglican who became a Catholic convert and Cardinal. As he prepares...

The Developing Classical Singer: Songs by British and American Composers for Mezzo-Soprano is a collection of challenging songs suitable for advancing singers and university students.Composed by...

The Misanthrope by Molière is a comedy of errors that satirizes the hypocrisies of French aristocratic society. Written in 17th century France, this play draws upon the author's bourgeoisie...

The Charm of Strange Quarks: Mysteries and Revolutions of Particle Physics by R. Michael Barnett, Henry Muehry, and Helen R. Quinn is an accessible introduction to the evolution of particle physics...

A Biblical Guide to Hearing and Studying the Word by Nathanael Ranew, John Philips, and Henry Smith is a comprehensive guide to understanding God's word. This collection of faithful teachings covers...

Amelia by Henry Fielding is a complex and thought-provoking novel that explores the darker side of 18th-century London life. With its unique blend of satire and sentiment, the book challenges...

Blaine Harden's "Murder at the Mission" is a riveting investigation into the darker side of American history. In 1836, two missionaries and their wives embarked on a perilous journey across the...

This comprehensive guide to literature-based films presents a theoretical basis for understanding the relationships between movies and their original texts. Written with a formalistic approach, it...

Art in the Cinema: The Mid-Century Art Documentary explores the lesser-known art documentaries produced in the 1940s and 1950s. These films, often highly personal and experimental, offer a unique...

The pervasive character of the world is force. But what is force? Clare Connors sets out to answer this question by tracing the concept of force through the writings of Nietzsche, Heidegger, Foucault...

The first issue of Appledore Argosy is now available. This new magazine celebrates the rich literary heritage of the Westcountry, particularly around the Torridge Estuary and Appledore. By providing...

Chauncey Del French's memoir, Waging War on the Home Front, is a compelling account of life in America during World War II. In 1942, French and his wife answered the nation's call for workers in the...

Elements of Criticism by Henry Home, Lord Kames is a foundational philosophical work that explores the nature of criticism and its relationship to humanity's capacity for reason. First published in...

The Khmer Rouge's rise to power in 1975 marked the beginning of a terrifying new order, characterized by mass killings, forced ruralization, and total collectivization. This memoir, compiled and...

The Clipper Home A Romance Novella by Jessica Baverstock is a heartwarming tale of love and adventure set against the backdrop of 19th-century China. After her father's unexpected death, Miss Ann...

American Modernism's Expatriate Scene: A Study of Translation and Cultural Identity This study explores the phenomenon of expatriation in American modernist literature, challenging traditional...

Enlightened Self-Interest: A Holistic Approach to Individual and Collective Change. In a society torn apart by entrenched politics and inequality, many individuals feel powerless to effect meaningful...

Freedom's Forge reveals the pivotal role that American business leaders played in the Allied victory in World War II. Two key figures, General Motors' William "Big Bill" Knudsen and shipbuilder Henry...

Hever Castle, a fortified manor house in the Kent countryside, is famous for its connections to the Boleyn family. Historians Owen Emmerson and Claire Ridgway invite you to explore the home of this...

Henry Kissinger's World Order is a profound exploration of the 'tectonic plates' of global history and state relations. The book examines the great world orders that have shaped the course of...

The Wings of the Dove by Henry James is a tale of doomed passion and betrayal set against the backdrop of luxury and decay. When Kate Croy's life is transformed from one of poverty to one of...

The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas is a unique and fascinating account of life in Paris during the early 20th century. Written by Gertrude Stein, it appears to be an autobiography penned by her...

The House of Tudor offers a comprehensive and thrilling overview of the history of the Tudors. This book delves into the scandalous world of royal politics, revealing the intricate game that led to...

Discover the fascinating stories behind some of the world's most famous dancers. How They Became Famous Dancers: A Dancing History brings together twelve legendary performers from different eras and...

Through original sources, including letters and dispatches written by Anne Boleyn herself, as well as accounts from those who knew her, it is possible to gain a unique insight into the life of one of...

Mary I: A Complex Legacy Mary I, also known as Bloody Mary, was a queen who ruled England and its conquered territories in Wales and Ireland for just five years. Her reign has been remembered for...

Lewis Carroll's 1876 nonsense epic has long been a source of fascination for readers. In this edition, the original illustrations by Henry Holiday are reproduced, including the 'suppressed' Boojum...

Flo Canning's heart is beyond repair following the news that she has been dreading since the outbreak of war. As she throws herself into her role as fabric manager at Liberty's, old and new friends...

Henry Blofeld's autobiography offers a fascinating glimpse into the life of a cricket commentator and national treasure. Born in Norfolk, educated at Eton and Cambridge, Blofeld has been a household...

Bishop Robert Barron explores how the Catholic Church can renew itself and its outreach to all people in this thought-provoking collection of essays.He argues that a "dumbed down" Catholicism cannot...

Harold Brighouse's Hobson's Choice is a four-act comedy that explores the complexities of relationships and business partnerships. Set in a Lancashire setting, the play follows the story of Willie...

Adam de Norton has no great name, but he intends to make one. In this gripping historical adventure, Ian Ross brings to life the tumultuous world of medieval England as Simon de Montfort and the...

Listen to the story of Paul Revere's midnight ride, as beautifully illustrated by renowned artist Charles Santore. In 1860, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow wrote this poem to commemorate the brave patriot...

Located on the south-east coast of Kent, Deal and Walmer are twin towns with a rich history spanning centuries. Their strategic location has made them an important hub for military and maritime...

Taking Appearance Seriously: A Dynamic Way of Seeing in Goethe and European Thought Henri Bortoft explores how our understanding of reality has changed over time, from the traditional view that...

Ken Ilgunas's memoir recounts his ambitious mission to pay off $32,000 in student debt by working and hitchhiking across America. Inspired by Henry David Thoreau's philosophy of living simply,...

The story of Patient H.M. is one of groundbreaking medical research and the unintended consequences that followed. In 1953, neurosurgeon William Beecher Scoville performed an operation on a young...

Gray's Anatomy: A Story of Science and Art The Making of Mr Gray's Anatomy is a fascinating account of how one of the most iconic scientific books ever published came to be. At its heart are the...

Drafted! My Year in Vietnam tells the story of Henry Morgan Miller's year in Vietnam at the invitation of Lyndon B. Johnson. In 1968, Miller was drafted into the war alongside almost 300,000 other...

Hans Holbein: The Artist in a Changing World by Jeanne Nuechterlein is an in-depth exploration of the life and art of one of Europe's most skilled artists. During the Renaissance, Holbein navigated a...

Street Photography: The Art of Capturing the Candid Moment explores the world of street photography, a genre that has captivated photographers for generations. From Eugene Atget's documentation of...

The German War of 1866: Volume 2, Bohemia and Moravia This is the first unabridged translation of Theodor Fontane's seminal work on the Austro Prussian War. Covering all major and minor battles in...

Lady Huntingdon and Her Friends by Helen C. Knight is a fascinating account of the life of Selina, Countess of Huntingdon, who played a significant role in the Great Awakening and the expansion of...

The Gun - Afield & Afloat by Henry Sharp is a comprehensive guide to wildfowling and game shooting, first published in London in 1904. Written by an experienced wildfowler and game shot, the book...

The Claverings by Anthony Trollope is a novel about Harry Clavering, the son of Reverend Henry Clavering. Harry's life is complicated when he becomes engaged to Florence Burton, but she refuses to...

In an alternate history of London, Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson investigate a series of gruesome cases involving clockwork automatons, a monstrous beast killed in an opium den, and the mysterious...

Steam in the North East: The Railway Photographs of R.J. (Ron) Buckley This collection showcases the work of renowned railway photographer Ron J. (Ron) Buckley, capturing the changing locomotive...

William Shakespeare's faith has long been a subject of interest and debate. This authoritative study by Graham Holderness sheds new light on the playwright's Anglican beliefs, exploring how they...

Spiritual Direction Wisdom for the Long Walk of Faith by Henri J. M. Nouwen offers profound guidance for universal questions of the spiritual life. As a priest, counselor, and guide, Nouwen shares...

The D-day landings - the fate of millions of men and the entire future of Europe depends on the right weather conditions on the English Channel on a single morning. A team of Allied scientists is...

The Early Plantagenets by Alan Mclean is a fascinating account of one of history's most infamous royal families. This engaging narrative follows the exploits of King Henry II, Archbishop Thomas...

A Warrior's Inheritance, the sequel to Dream World, is a historical novel set against the turbulent backdrop of 11th-century England. Against the uncertain succession of Henry I and the ensuing civil...

The Critical Turn in Education: A Historical Analysis of Critical Theories in Education. This book provides a comprehensive historical analysis of critical theories in education, tracing their...

Bertolt Brecht Sourcebook brings together a comprehensive collection of articles and essays written about Brecht's theatre theories and practice between 1957 and 1997. This anthology explores various...

Tom Canty's life takes an unexpected turn when he meets Prince Edward. A remarkable resemblance allows them to swap identities, giving the prince a glimpse into everyday life and Tom access to luxury...

First published in 1917, "The Human Drift" is a collection of essays and short sketches by Jack London. This volume includes a number of plays and his introduction to Richard Henry Dana's "Two Years...

The Assumption and Coronation of the Virgin in Early Modern English Writing by Lilla Grindlay explores how the image of the Queen of Heaven was perceived and represented in England during the...

Archbishop Anselm's remarkable career as archiepiscopal leader of Canterbury spanned two monarchs: William Rufus and Henry I. This biography explores Anselm's 30 years as Prior and Abbot of the...

Charles Bowden was a writer known for his keen storyteller's eye and unflinching honesty. This collection of essays, written by key figures in his life, offers a literary wake of the man who inspired...

Mark Purcell's Recapturing Democracy offers a concise yet comprehensive introduction to urban democracy in the context of neoliberalism and economic globalization. By exploring both "procedural" and...

Third Views, Second Sights: A Rephotographic Survey of the American West presents a unique perspective on the changing landscapes of the American West. In the late 1970s and again in the late 1990s,...

The Quiet Crisis: A History of Environmental Conservation in the USA from Native Americans to Modern Day by Stewart L. Udall. This book explores the history of environmental conservation in the...

Art and the Nation State: A Study of Modernist Art in Ireland from 1922 to the 1970s explores how modernist art was received and debated in Ireland during this period. Drawing on artworks, media...

London, 1851. A city teeming with life and mystery. For newspaper columnist Henry Hilditch, sensational exposés are the talk of bourgeois London, but he has another agenda. Mary Medworth, the love he...

The Virginian Railway was a pivotal part of American history, operating for just over half a century. During this time, it played a significant role in the country's growth and development,...

Arcadia is an astonishing work of imagination from Iain Pears. In Cold War England, Professor Henry Lytten writes a fantasy novel that dares to imagine a world less fraught than his own. His writing...

The Cryptid Club #1: Bigfoot Takes the Field is a humorous graphic novel series about an unlikely team of kid sleuths investigating monster sightings around their school. When rumors of Bigfoot's...

Dominic Thomas explores the complex relationship between literature and the state in Francophone Africa. This book assesses the contributions of writers who have played a key role in shaping national...

Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill is a timeless guide to achieving success through the power of positive thinking. First published during the Great Depression, this influential book has sold over...

A collection of the world's most memorable posters spans over 300 years, from the 18th century to the present day. This book showcases the evolution of poster design, highlighting key developments in...

The Pursuit of Mary Bennet is a fresh take on Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, offering a unique perspective on love, marriage, and society in 19th-century England. Mary Bennet, the...

The Price of Power: The Myth of the American Century This book examines the influence of Henry Kissinger on the development of US foreign policy during the Nixon presidency, revealing a complex and...

Dark Star Unresolved Post-war Nazi Mysteries by Henry Stevens explores the final twists and turns of the fall of the Third Reich, revealing secrets about secret bases, technology, and the U-Boat...

The Ghost Tree by Christina Henry is a chilling horror novel about a teenager who starts having terrifying visions after two girls are found torn apart in her town. Lauren's ordinary life is...

The Boy with Wings: Clash of the Superkids by Lenny Henry is an action-packed story about a young boy with superpowers. Tunde's life is turned upside down when he's taken to a top-secret testing...

Explore the untold stories and artefacts of Anne Boleyn's life through sixteenth-century stately homes and castles. This book takes you on a personal journey, visiting Hever Castle, Thornbury Castle,...

The Voyage and the Messenger: Iran and Philosophy by Henry Corbin This work explores the inner dimensions of Persian Islamic mysticism, delving into the realms of the unseen self and the numinous...

Billy and the Mini Monsters Go Green is a fun and educational chapter book that encourages kids to care for the planet. In this latest adventure, Billy and his friends visit the recycling centre, but...

Spring 1919. James 'Max' Maxted, a former Great War flying ace, returns to his quest for truth after avenging his father's murder in Paris. Convinced there was more to Sir Henry Maxted's work than...

Henri Matisse's creative journey began with a simple shape - a cut-out bird from white paper. He pinned it to his room wall, but soon felt it needed companionship. So he created more shapes, and...

At 9:20 a.m. on May 30, a message summoned General Groves to a meeting with Secretary Stimson. This was the moment when America's decision to use nuclear weapons against Japan became a reality.This...

The Countdown to Surrender: A History of Three Men and the Atomic Bomb. In the final months of World War II, three men played crucial roles in shaping the course of history. Their decisions would...