1776 results for 'Hughes, Sali'

Robert Hughes' Barcelona is a modern homage to a proud and cosmopolitan city, where artistic innovation and cultural identity converged. From its maritime past as the capital of Catalunya to its role...

Sniper on the Ypres Salient: An Infantryman's War in the Royal Welsh Fusiliers This account of William McCrae's time fighting in World War I is based on his own handwritten notes, discovered by his...

Desalination and Water Security explores the growing importance of this technology in providing safe access to water globally. As the demand for freshwater resources continues to rise, desalination...

The Himalayan Summer is a heart-wrenching novel set against the backdrop of the British Raj period. When Ellie's life begins to unravel, she finds herself drawn to Hugh Douglas, a charismatic...

Thomas May's translation of Lucan's epic poem Bellum Ciuile is a landmark work in the history of English reception of Roman literature and culture. First published in 1627, this modernized edition...

Prince Edward's Warrant by Mel Starr is a gripping mystery set in 14th-century England. When Sir Giles, a knight who escorted Master Hugh to London, dies under suspicious circumstances at Kennington...

A Mismatch of Salience brings together a range of Damian Milton's writings on the communication and understanding difficulties faced by individuals on the autism spectrum and neurotypical people. The...

Selected Poems from the Diwan of Shaykh Salih Al-Ja'fari, Volume 1 (Bilingual Edition) This bilingual edition brings together selected poems from the first volume of Shaykh Salih al-Ja'fari's...

Salience in Second Language Acquisition brings together leading researchers to explore what makes linguistic features salient. This comprehensive volume covers the existing literature and current...

Rosaline's story is one of love, loyalty, and the devastating consequences of a choice. When Rosaline first meets Romeo, she is drawn to his charming nature, but her life is not her own. With her...

Thomas Parke Hughes' Networks of Power explores the evolution of modern electric power systems from 1880 to 1930. This comparative history not only provides an accurate representation of large-scale...

Explore the ancient landscapes and historic sites of southern England with this guidebook to the Sarsen Way and Cranborne Droves Way. Spanning 107km, these two long-distance paths offer a unique...

Rosie the Rapunzel Fairy is the third fairy to join Kirsty and Rachel on their exciting adventures. When the magical objects of the Storybook Fairies are stolen, the girls must help their fairy...

Explore Western Death Valley National Park with this comprehensive guidebook. Located between the rugged High Sierras and the glamour of Las Vegas, Death Valley is a unique desert paradise waiting to...

The Sarum Chronicle is a recent historical research publication focusing on Salisbury and District. First published as an annual journal, this reprint brings together new insights into the region's...

The Art of Stone Masterpieces from the Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Collection showcases 50 exquisite works of art created from cut-and-polished natural stones. These small-scale masterpieces, often...

Ted Hughes' magnum opus seeks to unlock the secret of Shakespeare, offering a critical exploration of the playwright's work. Reissued with a foreword by Robert McCrum, this edition provides new...

Ted Hughes' A March Calf presents a fresh perspective on animal life through its diverse and imaginative energy. This collected volume is ideal for readers looking to explore the natural world in a...

Rosaline Palmer Takes the Cake by Alexis Hall is a deliciously funny and swoonily romantic novel. When expert baker Rosaline Palmer lands a spot on the nation's most beloved baking show, she sees it...

Discover the vibrant food culture of Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands in this inspiring cookbook. Featuring over 80 signature dishes, Island Eats showcases the region's abundance of fresh...

Theodore Hughes explores the complex relationships between literature and film in early twentieth-century Korea, shedding light on how artists navigated colonial rule and global modernity. He...

Death Without Weeping: The Violence of Everyday Life in Brazil by Nancy Scheper-Hughes is a deeply moving account of life in Northeast Brazil's impoverished communities. Set against the backdrop of...

Explore the historic battlefields of Ypres with this concise guidebook. Covering key WW1 battles, including Passchendaele, it provides an introduction to the area's most important sites.Conveniently...

The Sum of All Kisses by Julia Quinn is a witty and engaging historical romance novel.When brilliant mathematician Hugh Prentice is forced to spend a week in close company with Lady Sarah...

Exploring what mission and discipleship meant for some of the earliest Christian communities is key to understanding how to live out the Christian faith in today's diverse world.Morna Hooker and...

Nessie the Mannerless Monster is a lively and humorous poem about a tired monster who sets out to prove her existence. Ted Hughes brings his unique voice to this story, describing Nessie's journey as...

A Walk Through The Valley by Kate Hughes This personal account chronicles a period in the author's life marked by illness. The book offers an honest and introspective exploration of one woman's...

Venus and Aphrodite: A History of a Goddess Bettany Hughes explores the enduring legacy of the goddess Venus, tracing her origins through ancient art, myth, and archaeological discoveries. This...

Disalienation Politics, Philosophy, and Radical Psychiatry in Postwar France by Camille Robcis explores the history of psychiatric care in post-war France. In 1940-45, thousands of patients died in...

The Foundations of the British Conservative Party: Essays on Conservatism from Lord Salisbury to David Cameron This collection of essays provides fresh perspectives on the history and ideology of the...

The Organs and Organists of St. Martin's Church, Salisbury: A Brief Historical Survey. This booklet provides an in-depth look at the history of music at St. Martin's Church in Salisbury, covering a...

Recovering from life's most challenging experiences can be a catalyst for profound personal and spiritual growth. Dr. Frank Pasciuti identifies this transformative process as a "Chrysalis Crisis," a...

The Channel to the Ypres Salient: The Belgian Sector 1914-1918 In the autumn of 1914, the German advance was halted by an innovative tactic - the inundation of the low-lying ground east of the Yser...

The Ways of White Folks Stories by Langston Hughes is a collection of vibrant and incisive short stories that explore the complex interactions between Black people and white people in America during...

A Song to Save the Salish Sea is an exploration of Cascadia's vibrant eco-musical community and its role in environmental activism. Mark Pedelty examines how musicians and activists use music as a...

Cradling the Chrysalis: Teaching and Learning in PsychotherapyThis book explores the essential elements of psychotherapy training, examining how to prepare students for this complex and multifaceted...

The Modulus of Rupture is a measured poetry of everyday life, produced from a steady gaze and replete with respect for the otherness of people, place and things. Peter Hughes' poems blend the...

Based on the true love story of Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes, Connie Palmen presents a novel that shatters long-held myths about their tumultuous relationship. In 1963, Sylvia Plath's life was cut...

The Secret of Life: Rosalind Franklin, James Watson, Francis Crick, and the Discovery of DNA's Double Helix A gripping story of genius, perseverance, and the darker side of science. In 1953, James...

The Old Red Sandstone Or, New Walks in an Old Field, Volumes 1 and 2 by Hugh MillerThis two-volume edition is a groundbreaking reissue of Miller's seminal work, first published in 1841. The volumes...

The Sum of All Kisses by Julia Quinn is a witty and lighthearted Regency romance. Three years after a duel that left him with a badly injured leg, Hugh Prentice finds himself forced to spend a week...

Salisbury's medieval past comes alive through the excavation of its foundations. Archaeological evidence from redeveloped areas has revealed the remnants of timber-framed buildings, allowing...

Outstanding School Leadership: A Blueprint for SuccessThis insightful guide offers practical support to school leaders as they navigate the demands and pressures of their role. Peter Hughes, CEO of...

Aberdeenshire to Nukuru: A Journey as a Young VetAfter three years working in rural Aberdeenshire, Hugh Cran sought a change. He took up a post in Kenya and forty years later, he remains there, still...

The Secret of Life: A story of genius and perseverance, but also one of cronyism, misogyny, anti-Semitism, and misconduct. In 1953, James Watson and Francis Crick's discovery of the double helix...

The Nabataean Tomb Inscriptions of Mada'in Salih is a comprehensive study of the first century AD inscriptions found in Saudi Arabia. This authoritative work features fifty halftone illustrations of...

Egypt and Syria in the Early Mamluk Period is a richly detailed account of this crucial region under Mamluk rule in the early fourteenth century. A modern English translation of Ibn Fadl Allah...

Rosaline's story is one of love, loss, and the complexities of the human heart. In this extraordinary retelling of a story, Natasha Solomons brings to life the woman at the centre of it all, a woman...

Adrián Díaz seems to be living his dream. He's about to take on the role of Hamlet and is leaving his job at a hostelry to pursue acting full-time. However, few people know that Adrián struggles with...

For eighty-nine days, Mimi Hughes swam twenty miles a day through nine European countries, driven by a desire for social change. Her incredible journey, chronicled in Wider Than a Mile, is as much...

Thessaly: A Region of Complex Identity From the Archaic period to the early second century BC, Thessaly was a region of great importance in the ancient Greek world. This book explores the emergence...

This exploration of European political thought spans the medieval and modern periods, tracing the development of ideas from John of Salisbury to Hegel.Scholars have long debated the nature of the...

Testing for Language Teachers by Arthur Hughes and Jake Hughes is a comprehensive guide to understanding the principles of testing and how they can be applied in language teaching. The third edition...

George A Magpie is a memoir of love, obsession and feathers, a story of a complex and charismatic bird that will capture your heart. Frieda Hughes' vivid and intimate portrait of her life with George...

Alfie and His Very Best Friend by Shirley Hughes is a heartwarming tale of friendship that follows the adventures of two very best friends. Together, they enjoy scooter races and make a special club...

Robert Hughes offers a fresh perspective on Christian spiritual life in Beloved Dust: Tides of the Spirit in the Christian Life. This work explores the human experience as physical, yet immersed in...

The Expendable Man by Dorothy Belle Hughes is set against the backdrop of emerging social and moral tensions in 1960s America. Published in 1963, this novel explores the complex issues of its time,...

The Book of Emotions by Edgar Gerrard Hughes is a comprehensive guide to understanding and managing emotions. This thought-provoking book explores the complexities of human emotion, offering insights...

In 1944, Europe teeters on the brink of war. As the threat of conflict draws near, two men seek refuge in the remote highlands of Scotland. Terry and Hugh aim to live a simple existence, far from the...

I, Too, Am America by Langston Hughes is a powerful picture book that explores the promise of equality. Beautifully illustrated and written in the iconic style of Langston Hughes, this book carries a...

Victorians Undone: Tales of the Flesh in the Age of DecorumThis groundbreaking account explores what it was like to live in a Victorian body, uncovering the complexities and contradictions of life...

Colonel John Hughes-Wilson's comprehensive analysis of intelligence spans from ancient origins to modern-day surveillance states.This insightful exploration draws upon first-hand accounts, personal...

Graham Hughes's remarkable journey to visit every country on Earth using only surface-based transportation is recounted in his gripping account, Man of the World. With refreshing candour, Hughes...

GASP! is a poignant and thought-provoking collection of poems that explore the complexities of life, relationships, suffering, and inequality. With fervent honesty, Hilary Jane Hughes asks hard...

Between 1979 and 1993, Liverpool underwent a transformative period that shaped its modern identity. In this book, Simon Hughes explores the city's history during this time, drawing on interviews with...

The Lost Foods of England brings together over 1,000 forgotten and obscure English foods, along with their original recipes. Glyn Hughes' extensive research spans thirty years, culminating in this...

Chris Hughes recounts his experiences as a defence correspondent for the Daily Mirror in Iraq after 9/11, including being the first western reporter into Saddam's secret bunker and visiting Osama Bin...

The Second Death and the Restitution of All Things Bible Scripture and Reconciliation with God; the Life of Christ and Our Universalist Destiny by Andrew John Jukes. This thought-provoking work...

The End Has Come by John Joseph Adams, Hugh Howey, Seanan McGuire and Jonathan Maberry is a collection of apocalyptic fiction that explores life before, during, and after the end of the world. This...

Ted Hughes's Moortown Diary is a remarkable collection of poems written over several years as an improvised verse journal. Sparsely edited and coalescing spontaneously on the page, these poems offer...

Sylvia's secret has been hidden for years, but when she meets Hugh Wilder again at a Society party, her resolve begins to crumble. Their past is one of love and survival, forged on a remote island...

The Salish and Pend d'Oreille Indians' history is marked by significant challenges between 1845 and 1874. During this period, they faced attacks and property loss from Plains Indian tribes east of...

The Nature of Borders: Salmon, Boundaries, and Bandits on the Salish Sea By Lissa K. Wadewitz University of Washington Press, 2012 For centuries, salmon management has been shaped by borders in the...

Max Verstappen's incredible rise to Formula 1 glory is told in this authoritative biography. In a season marked by controversy and adrenaline-pumping action, Verstappen emerged as a true champion,...

The Lincolnshire fens are home to many secrets and stories. One legend tells of Sir Geoffrey Mandeville's ghost galloping through the marshes with a retinue of ghastly horsemen, accompanied by the...

Sir Hugh's secret quest has an unexpected twist. In a tournament to win the hand of his target's daughter, Lady Bronwen, he finds himself drawn to her clever and driven nature. But as their...

This remarkable account chronicles Hugh Symonds' epic 2000-mile run in 97 days, covering 277 Scottish Munros, 4 English tops, 15 Welsh peaks, and 7 Irish summits. The run was the first continuous...

Chloe and Hugh arrive at Gerard's luxury villa in Spain for a week-long break, each hoping to escape their respective marital woes. However, Gerard has double-booked the villa, forcing an uneasy...

The Nature of God by Gerard J. Hughes explores five central attributes of God: existence, simplicity, omniscience, omnipotence, and goodness. This book delves into the classical concept of God,...

Twelfth-century England is set ablaze as King Richard the Lionheart ascends to the throne, preparing for the Third Crusade. Against this backdrop of war and politics, two young lovers, Eleanor and...

Victorians Undone: Tales of the Flesh in the Age of DecorumThis groundbreaking biography explores the lives of five iconic figures from 19th-century Britain, revealing the complex and often hidden...

The Ways of White Folks is a powerful collection of short stories by Langston Hughes, a poet and writer often referred to as the 'Poet Laureate of Harlem'.These fourteen stories explore the...

Ted Hughes's Birthday Letters are a deeply personal and powerful collection of poems. Written over nearly three decades, they are addressed to Sylvia Plath, with just two exceptions, and offer a...

A History of Epynt: Tragedy and Displacement in 20th Century Wales. In June 1940, during World War II, the Welsh countryside was transformed into a military firing range. In a matter of months, an...

The Lonely Tiger by Hugh Allen In this gripping account, Hugh Allen recounts his encounters with the wild animals of India's forests. From snappish tigers in heat to a wounded leopard and an enraged...

Ted Hughes' first collection of poems, published in 1957, showcases his promising brilliance as one of the most important English-speaking poets of the modern age. This debut volume won the New York...

The Shadow of Calvary Gethsemane, the Arrest, the Trial by Hugh Martin This book explores the events leading up to Jesus Christ's crucifixion, examining how His capture in apparent weakness fulfils...

The Catcher in the Rye Enigma: Uncovering the Mystery Behind J.D. Salinger's Controversial Novel. J.D. Salinger's 1951 novel, The Catcher in the Rye, has long been shrouded in controversy, with many...

Tom Brown's Schooldays is a timeless and engaging novel that has captivated readers for generations. Written by Thomas Hughes, this influential book offers a unique and refreshing portrayal of life...

A comprehensive anthology of 20th-century poetry, featuring works from major writers such as T.S. Eliot and Sylvia Plath. This collection brings together some of the greatest poems of the past...

Discover the fascinating world of card play through the eyes of two expert bridge players. Hugh Kelsey and Geza Ottlik team up to share their unique insights into the game, making this book a...

When Hugh Shardlow, Duke of Martock, encounters Beth Mead in rural France, their initial encounter is one of mutual desperation. Both are searching for something - or someone - and each sees the...

Deeds of Darkness by Mel Starr is a gripping medieval mystery that delves into the darker side of human nature. When an old friend is brutally slain while traveling to Oxford, Master Hugh must...

Acts: The Church Afire by R. Kent Hughes is an insightful commentary on the book of Acts, exploring key events in the early Christian church and the spread of Christianity following Jesus' death and...

The Abiding Presence by Hugh Martin is a biography that concludes with a promise: 'I am with you always, even to the end of the world.' This living history makes the Evangelists' account more than...

Hugh Acheson brings a chef's mind to the slow cooker, showcasing its versatility and potential for creative cooking. This cookbook features 100 recipes that demonstrate how this appliance can be used...

Thomas L. Hughes' Oxford After Dinner offers a unique glimpse into the life of a distinguished public servant. In this collection of speeches and after-dinner talks, seven former Rhodes Scholars...

A Prickly Affair: The Charm of the Hedgehog by Hugh Warwick The hedgehog is a creature of quiet charm, its spines a testament to its unique character. Yet, despite its endearing nature, the hedgehog...

John That You May Believe explores the Gospel of John, focusing on Jesus' greatness as Creator-God, Word made flesh, gracious lover of souls, and only way to the Father. This commentary by pastor...

A haunting ghost story unfolds in David Hughes' latest graphic novel. On holiday in Suffolk, a boy and his dog stumble upon an old World War II pillbox half buried on a deserted beach. However, when...