6689 results for 'Besson, Peter'

Understanding Dunblane and Other Massacres: Forensic Studies of Homicide, Paedophilia, and Anorexia by Peter Aylward explores the complex relationships between trauma, violence, and human behavior...

Postcolonialism Revisited: Welsh Writing in English explores how postcolonial theory can be applied to understand Welsh literature written in English. This book examines the ways in which...

Sleep Better with Natural Therapies is a comprehensive guide to overcoming insomnia, moving sleep cycles and preventing jet lag. This step-by-step approach combines psychological treatments with...

The Miraculous History of New York's Most Beloved Baseball Team is a comprehensive oral history of the New York Mets. Written by Peter Golenbock, this account draws from dozens of personal interviews...

Slow Wonder: Letters on Imagination and Education By Peter O'Connor and Claudia Rozas Gómez In this thought-provoking collection of letters, the authors challenge conventional approaches to...

Gay Men's Friendships: Invincible Communities by Peter M. Nardi This book presents a groundbreaking study of contemporary urban gay men's friendships, exploring their significance in creating and...

Larry Correia and John Ringo's Monster Hunter Memoirs: Grunge is a gripping account of one of MHI's most effective hunters. When Marine Private Oliver Chadwick Gardenier is given a choice by Saint...

Beyond the Aether by Peter Oxley is set against the backdrop of Victorian London as evil once again threatens England from the endless darkness of the Aether. When Kate Thatcher, a renowned demon...

The Transformation of England: Essays in the Economics and Social History of England in the Eighteenth Century by Peter Mathias explores the creation of the industrial system in late...

The World Is at War, Again by Simon Lowe is a genre-bending novel that blends comedy and suspense. In a world where new technology has been abandoned, Maria and Marco Fandanelli, low-level Agent...

Predestination: A 1,600-Year History of a Central Christian Doctrine. This groundbreaking history explores the complex and often contentious debate over predestination in American Christianity. Peter...

Acoustics of Empire Sound, Media, and Power in the Long Nineteenth Century by Peter McMurray and Priyasha Mukhopadhyay is a cultural history that explores the global acoustics of the Age of Empire...

Franz Göll's diary entries offer a unique glimpse into twentieth-century German life. Written over nearly seventy years, these personal records capture the turmoil and transformation of a nation...

This collection presents essays by leading American writers on their favorite short stories and why they like them. The result is a unique insight into the power of storytelling, as each writer...

Teaching Off Trail: A Journey to Transforming the Classroom. Peter Dargatz's personal and professional journey is one of transformation from an anxious assessor to a fair and fun facilitator of...

Naarlen: A Novel of Chaos and Frustrated Lust by Peter Staadecker is a darkly comedic tale of love, relationships, and the complexities of human nature. Per Pederson's life is marked by turmoil, as...

A man's rage escalates into violence at home on April 4, 1999. A police officer discovers human tissue and organs in a bag left out for garbage. Forensic detectives uncover evidence of dismemberment...

A graphic biography of four of the greatest actors-and boozers-of all time, seamlessly weaving their biographies into one fast-paced adventure of drunken binges, orgies, parties, and fun. The story...

The third installment in the Sekret Machines series explores the intersection of science, politics, and the paranormal. Tom DeLonge and Peter Levenda examine the phenomenon of Contact, asking whether...

The Spycatcher Affair: A Story of State-Sanctioned Deception In 1983, Peter Wright, a former MI5 agent, blew the whistle on the British government's attempts to silence him and conceal the truth...

Community is the foundation of our well-being, where we find support, connection, and a sense of belonging. However, institutions and professional services have reached their limits in addressing our...

Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray is a beautifully bound edition of his only novel, presented in the Macmillan Collector's Library series. This stunning gift edition features real cloth...

Sherlock Holmes: A Detective's Life brings together 12 gripping short stories that span the entire career of the iconic detective. From his early days in Baker Street to his later years on the South...

Spider-Man by Todd McFarlane: the Complete Collection Todd McFarlane's groundbreaking work on Spider-Man (1990) #1-14, 16, and X-Force (1991) #4, marked a pivotal moment in the evolution of comics...

Britain 2021-22: A Turbulent Decade The years 2021 and 2022 were marked by unprecedented challenges that exposed the fragility of Britain and the Union. The Fall of Kabul, the removal of a prime...

The revolution has been televized. Over the past fifty years, television has undergone a profound transformation, from the bland wasteland of 'play-it-safe' broadcasting to a vibrant landscape of...

Arthur Rackham: A Life with Illustration This book offers a fascinating insight into the life and work of Arthur Rackham, one of the world's most collectable illustrators. Art historian James...

The Way We Live Now by Anthony Trollope Published in 1995, this edition of The Way We Live Now offers a unique insight into the life and times of Victorian London. With its panoramic portrayal of the...

Little Bets: A Counter-Intuitive Path to Perfection Peter Sims presents a bold and radical approach to achieving success. By reframing problems as opportunities, he shows how errors can produce...

Batman: Night of the Owls (The New 52) As evil spreads across Gotham City, Batman's allies find themselves in a desperate battle against corruption and violence. The Court of Owls has revealed its...

The Biology of Sharks and Rays by A. Peter Klimley is a comprehensive resource on the biology and physiology of cartilaginous fishes, including sharks, rays, and chimaeras. This detailed guide covers...

The Western Way of War by Peter Roberts explores the concept of Western military strategy and its effectiveness in modern conflicts. Drawing from over 75 episodes of a world-renowned podcast,...

Thomas of Woodstock by Peter Corbin and Douglas Sedge is a scholarly play that has long been the subject of debate among scholars. This new edition offers a thorough re-examination of the text,...

Sister Fidelma returns in Peter Tremayne's gripping 7th-century Irish mystery, Penance of the Damned. If you enjoy historical mysteries with lively characters and varied settings, this novel is for...

Coffin Road by Peter May is a gripping mystery that weaves together three interconnected stories. A man washes up on a deserted beach in Scotland's Outer Hebrides, with no memory of who he is or how...

Industrial Design A-Z by Charlotte Fiell and Peter Fiell is a comprehensive guide to the evolution of industrial design from the Industrial Revolution to the present day. This updated edition...

Beautiful Birds Colouring Book by Peter Gray. A beautiful colouring-in book featuring stunning natural history illustrations as colour reference. This delightful book showcases 45 colour reference...

A collection of letters from Pliny the Younger offers a unique glimpse into Roman life in the 1st century AD. Written to friends and relations between 97 and 112 AD, these letters provide insight...

Sharon Shoesmith's book offers a thought-provoking analysis of the events surrounding Peter Connelly's death in 2007. In Learning from Baby P, she examines how media, politicians, and the public...

The Book of Shi-Ji 2 by Peter Slattery explores the nature of our reality and how we are Creator Beings. Written through Pete in just twelve hours over eight days, this second book delves deeper into...

The 1970s in the East Midlands was a decade of mediocrity. As a young girl growing up there, Michéle Savidge seemed destined for a prosaic life. But everything changed when she saw Viv Richards bat...

Winter 1945. The German army is retreating from the Russian advance, and thousands are fleeing in desperation. Yet, in a rural East Prussian manor house, the von Globig family tries to maintain a...

Smithers' Mammals of Southern Africa A Field Guide by Peter Apps and Reay H. N. Smithers is a comprehensive guide to the region's diverse mammal population. This revised edition incorporates the...

Receiving a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease can be an overwhelming experience, but with the right guidance, you can take control of your life. This comprehensive guide provides practical advice and...

Robespierre: A Revolutionary Life by Peter McPhee is a masterful biography that reevaluates the life and legacy of one of history's most complex figures. This new portrait of Maximilien Robespierre...

Dan Taylor's career as a bomb disposal expert in the British Army ended abruptly when an IED killed three of his team and left him scarred for life. Years later, he struggles to cope with the...

Blaming the Victims: Spurious Scholarship and the Palestinian Question is a critical examination of the historical narrative surrounding the Palestinian people. The book exposes the flawed academic...

Rumi Poems by Peter Washington The poetry of Rumi, a 13th-century Persian poet and Sufi mystic, has become remarkably popular in the United States. This swift conquest of new audiences is largely due...

The End of the Party by Andrew Rawnsley Lift the lid on New Labour's second half in office with this riveting account of key events from 9/11 and the Iraq War to the financial crisis and...

The BSA Bantam Bible by Peter Henshaw is a comprehensive guide to one of Britain's most beloved motorcycles. This heavily illustrated book delves into the full history of the BSA Bantam, from its...

Sassafras Lowrey's queer punk reimagining of Peter Pan is a fever-pitched dream that subverts traditional children's fantasy. In this version, a group of orphaned and runaway boys have sworn...

Savage Beasts by Rani Selvarajah is a propulsive retelling inspired by the Greek myth of Medea. Set in 1757 Calcutta, the story follows Meena, the Nawab's neglected and abused daughter, as she finds...

Explore Norwich's rich history through its most iconic landmarks. Frank Meeres takes you on a journey through time, revealing the stories behind the city's most recognizable features.From the...

Babes in the Wood: A True Crime Saga In 1986, two young girls were brutally murdered in Brighton, their bodies discovered just days later. The case that followed was one of the most infamous in...

Understanding how swarms work can help us improve our communication and decision-making skills. In "Smart Swarm", Peter Miller explores how ancient instincts from animal behaviour can inform our...

The St Ives Artists: A Biography of Place and Time is a fascinating account of the unique episode in modern art history that took place in Cornwall. Michael Bird's in-depth research weaves together...

The Secret of Cold Hill by Peter James A chilling follow-up to The House on Cold Hill, this spine-tingling novel tells the story of two families who move into their new homes in Cold Hill Park. As...

Haematology An Illustrated Colour Text by Martin R. Howard and Peter J. Hamilton is a concise and practical introduction to haematology, ideal for medical students, junior doctors, and others needing...

Miles Morales' arachnid adventures are legendary. This collection reveals his origins, from the fateful spider bite that gave him his powers to his initial attempts at heroics and his first fight...

Becoming a Kink Aware Therapist by Caroline Shahbaz and Peter Chirinos provides an essential introduction to the culture and practice of BDSM. Drawing on current research and ethnographic narratives...

User Experience Design: A Practical Introduction by Gavin Allanwood and Peter Beare is an ideal starting point for anyone looking to understand the fundamentals of user-centered design. This second...

The Murderer in Ruins by Cay Rademacher is a gripping crime fiction novel set against the backdrop of post-war Germany. In 1947, a ruined city is occupied by the British, struggling to cope with the...

Object-Oriented Philosophy: A Critical Examination Peter Wolfendale offers a clear and rigorous exploration of Object-Oriented Philosophy, moving beyond its popular claims to examine its roots in...

The Attachment Effect explores how our earliest bond shapes our relationships and lives. This engaging book delves into attachment theory, revealing how early childhood experiences create a blueprint...

Racing Hell by Peter Cate offers an unvarnished look at life in motorsport. A veteran driver with over thirty years of experience, Cate shares his insights into the realities of a career on the grid...

Mushrooms: A remarkable insight into the natural and human world of fungi is offered by Peter Marren in this first of a major new series of books on British natural history. With his relaxed style,...

The bricks that built Victorian London are more than just a building material - they represent a complex network of finance and labour. Peter Hounsell's detailed history of the industry that supplied...

The Honda Gold Wing Classic Four-Cylinder Bikes tells the story of a motorcycle that broke the mould in the 1970s. With its super-smooth horizontally opposed engine and low centre of gravity, it...

Replace counter-productive habits with effective ones in just four seconds. Peter Bregman offers practical strategies to transform your daily routines and achieve greater success. By understanding...

Heidi, a story of a young orphan's journey, is set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Swiss Alps. Johanna Spyri's novel follows Heidi, a 5-year-old girl who finds solace in the beauty of...

George R.R. Martin's latest collection brings together an ensemble of science fiction and fantasy icons in the Wild Cards universe. In this fantastical anthology, love remains supreme even in a world...

The Possibility of Literature: Tracing the Shaping Forces of Literary Imagination Peter Boxall's latest collection is a profound exploration of the changing conditions that make literature possible...

Clinical Biochemistry by Peter Rae, Mike Crane, and Rebecca Pattenden is a comprehensive guide to the fundamental science behind common biochemical investigations used in clinical practice. This...

A Year and a Day on Just a Few Acres by Peter Larson is a thought-provoking account of one man's journey to rediscover himself through farming. After leaving his job, Larson embarks on a path that...

European Modernity A Global Approach by Bo Stråth and Peter Wagner challenges the conventional view that modernity emerged in Europe and spread globally. Instead, this book re-examines European...

The Christian claim that the triune God is the creator of the universe is both exegetically grounded and theologically rich. This theological interpretation of the creation account from Genesis 1...

Tiberius: A Complex and Contradictory Emperor This thought-provoking study offers a nuanced portrait of one of antiquity's most enigmatic figures, challenging common perceptions of his reign. Drawing...

The Message of the Living God: His Glory, His People, His World by Peter Lewis is a theological exploration that seeks to lead readers to the feet of the living God. A theologian and preacher, Lewis...

The Power of the Healing Field: Energy Medicine and Beyond This book explores the complex fields of consciousness that underlie our physical and emotional well-being. Peter Mark Adams delves into the...

Law and People in Colonial America by Peter Charles Hoffer explores how American colonists transformed British law into their own. This book examines the early legal institutions of the colonies, the...

Blackpool Tower: A History by Peter Walton The construction of Blackpool Tower was once considered a gamble. Initially estimated at £150,000, the project ended up costing twice that amount and nearly...

Steeped in Malice by Vicki Delany is a captivating mystery that weaves together family secrets, antique treasures, and a dash of small-town charm. When a family dispute turns deadly over an exquisite...

HMS Bermuda Days: An Ordinary Seaman's Log by Peter Broadbent is a memoir that recounts the author's experiences as a junior sailor on board HMS Bermuda. In 1961, the Royal Navy placed a group of...

Your Computer Is on Fire by Thomas S. Mullaney, Benjamin Peters, Mar Hicks and Kavita Philip Technology scholars sound an alarm: our technological systems are built on inequality, marginalization,...

The Frontier Sea by Dave Watson explores the often-overlooked Adriatic campaigns during the Napoleonic Wars. This period saw great powers like Austria, France, Russia, and Britain vying for control...

The Centered Mind offers a new perspective on the nature and workings of human thought. According to Peter Carruthers, conscious thought is rooted in sensory experiences, relying on the...

Bird flight is a complex and fascinating phenomenon that has captivated scientists and bird enthusiasts alike for centuries. In "How Birds Fly", Peter Cavanagh delves into the intricacies of avian...

X-Cellent: Unsocial Media is the latest chapter in a mutant celebrity saga that's taking social media godhood to new extremes. Zeitgeist will stop at nothing to achieve his goal, even if it means...

Japanese Cinema: A Personal Journey Through the Classics and Beyond This engaging exploration delves into the world of Japanese cinema, tracing the evolution of its greatest directors from the...

Darwinian Populations and Natural Selection by Peter Godfrey-Smith explores the fundamental mechanism of natural selection, which has revolutionized our understanding of the natural world. First...

Mental Wealth provides a practical approach to managing workplace mental health and wellbeing. Despite its significant impact on organizations, there is limited guidance for managers and leaders on...

Bad Intentions: The Mike Tyson Story by Peter Heller is a gripping biography that delves into the life of boxing's most infamous figure. Through in-depth research and interviews, Heller sheds light...

The Devil's Teeth: The True Story of Great White Sharks by Susan CaseyIn a world where great white sharks are often seen as mindless killers, Susan Casey takes us to the Farallon Islands, 30 miles...

Sally J. Freedman was ten when she made herself a movie star. Her family's life changed forever when her brother Douglas fell ill, and they moved to Florida for eight months. There, Sally met friends...

The Mummy: Palimpsest by Peter Milligan is a chilling tale of horror and suspense. Every 34 years, the sinister Sect of Anubis gathers to perform a dark ritual, using human sacrifice to contain the...

A challenging and thought-provoking novel by Nobel Prize-winning author Peter Handke. Absence follows four unnamed individuals as they journey to a desolate wasteland, searching for something elusive...

Gramsci, Freire and Adult Education: A Foundation for Transformative Action This book explores the ideas of two influential thinkers, Antonio Gramsci and Paulo Freire, who saw adult education as a...

The Gurkha Odyssey: Campaigning for the Crown is a gripping account of the Gurkha hillmen's remarkable history and their service with the British Army. From their first encounter in 1814 to their...

Joy Food for the Journey by Elizabeth McQuoid is a devotional guide that explores the biblical concept of joy in all its forms. Drawing from various books of the Bible, including Nehemiah, Habakkuk,...

Rudolf Zwirner's autobiography offers a fascinating glimpse into the art world he helped shape over six decades. Born in 1933, Zwirner recounts his journey from cofounding Art Cologne to showcasing...