521 results for 'Templeton, Edith'

The Tale of Genji, written by Murasaki Shikibu in 1008, is renowned for its insightful portrayals of fictional characters' minds and its thought-provoking commentary on the lives of Japan's...

A chilling selection of original and classic short stories is presented in this deluxe edition. The collection features a mix of intrigue that has captivated readers for generations, with...

Mary Lindell's List: A Story of Heroic Leadership and Survival In the midst of World War II, Mary Lindell, a British-born woman, led an escape line for patriotic Frenchmen and British soldiers. Her...

The House of Mirth Authoritative Text, Backgrounds and Contexts, Criticism by Edith Wharton is a Norton Critical Edition that provides a comprehensive understanding of this influential novel. This...

The Book of the Law Liber Al Vel Legis by Aleister Crowley and Rose Edith Crowley is a foundational text in modern occultism. Dictated between noon and 1 pm on three success days in April 1904, this...

The Ladies of Londonderry: Women and Political Patronage By Diane Urquhart Bloomsbury Academic, 2020 For over one hundred and fifty years, the Marchionesses of Londonderry have played a significant...

A mysterious death unfolds in a remote island setting. In June 1960, nine strangers are trapped together at a small hotel off the coast of Corfú. When Edith Mander, an English tourist, is found dead...

Becoming Sui Sin Far brings together seventy works by Edith Eaton, a pioneering transnational writer whose oeuvre has been overlooked until now. This collection contextualizes Eaton's early career as...

The human being: a question that has been misunderstood and forgotten in recent times. Edith Stein's theological anthropology offers wisdom to resume asking this fundamental question. In "Human and...

Crack the C-Suite Code: A Guide to Reaching the Top Cassandra Frangos, a seasoned consultant and former executive talent expert, shares her insider knowledge on how to succeed in the corporate world...

High-end inequality has far-reaching consequences that affect many aspects of human life. In this insightful new work, Professor Daniel Shaviro explores how great works of literature have provided...

Unconscious Bias in Schools: A Developmental Approach to Exploring Race and Racism By Tracey A. Benson and Sarah Edith Fiarman This book explores how unconscious racial bias affects educators and...

David Hockney The Arrival of Spring, Normandy, 2020 As the world adapted to lockdown, David Hockney found solace in his new surroundings in Normandy. Witnessing the arrival of spring, he recorded the...

The New Penguin Book of American Short Stories brings together a diverse range of tales from some of America's most celebrated writers. Spanning from the early nineteenth century to the present, this...

Edie has always known that her mother was adopted by a white couple. She's never been sure about her own Native American heritage, but she's certain her family doesn't have any answers to these...

American Gothic Short Stories by Flame Tree Publishing brings together new and classic short fiction to explore the darker side of American imagination. This anthology features contributions from...

The Forgotten Queen: Matilda II's Life and Legacy Matilda II, the wife of King Henry I, is often overlooked in history. Born Edith, she was married to Henry at the start of the 12th century and ruled...

Gail Louw's Collected Plays brings together four powerful and poignant works that explore the complexities of human experience. At its core are four iconic characters: Stella, a woman torn between...

The Bully Pulpit: A Dynamic History of Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft Doris Kearns Goodwin's The Bully Pulpit is a gripping history of the first decade of the Progressive era, a...

Belle W. Baruch: A Life of Unconvention. This biography tells the story of Belle W. Baruch, an heiress who defied convention with her love of athletics and traditionally masculine pursuits. Born in...

Death of a Scholar: The Twentieth Chronicle of Matthew Bartholomew by Susanna Gregory. The summer of 1358 brings a sombre mood to Cambridge as physician Matthew Bartholomew returns home to find his...