3280 results for 'Zuckerman, Edward'

The Edwardians and Their Houses: A Radical Overview of 20th-Century Britain's Architectural Heritage. This book offers a fresh perspective on the domestic architecture of the Edwardian era, revealing...

Edwardo is often at his worst, behaving in ways that earn him criticism and disapproval. But when he's labelled as 'The Horriblest Boy in the Whole Wide World', something unexpected happens.A series...

Their Day Has Passed: Gypsies in Victorian and Edwardian Surrey This book sheds new light on the lives of Gypsies in Surrey and South London at the turn of the 20th century. Using a range of records,...

The Edwardian era is often overlooked in favour of its more famous predecessors and successors. Max Arthur's Lost Voices of the Edwardians sets out to rectify this imbalance, bringing to life the...

Late Victorian and Edwardian Fashions offers a unique blend of history and creativity. This practical book features 29 colorable illustrations of fashionable apparel from the 1860s through 1910,...

The Edwardian Crisis: Britain 1901-14 This book examines the tumultuous period known as the Edwardian age, a time of significant social and political upheaval in British history. David Powell...

Edwardian England: A Guide to Everyday Life, 1900-1914 by Evangeline Holland is a comprehensive and accessible guide to life in England during the Edwardian Era. Drawing on lectures and blog posts,...

The golden age of etiquette and gentility was marked by a tradition that remains as comforting today as it was in the Edwardian era. Afternoon tea was a time-honoured ritual, with ladies changing up...

London's musical landscape was transformed in the Edwardian era, as the city emerged as a hub for innovation and experimentation. This period saw the rise of new musical comedy and revue, alongside...

The Counterlife by Philip Roth A novel about people seeking renewal and escape, some willing to risk everything for an alternative existence. Through the eyes of Nathan Zuckerman, a sceptical and...

Mounton House: A Country Home Reborn. In 1914, Henry Avray Tipping embarked on his most ambitious project - a new country house and garden designed to showcase his expertise in history, architecture,...

Captain Edward Poulsen buys his ship, Caton, at a naval auction and accepts his first consignment as a privateer to transport tubs of brandy from France to Cornwall. He visits the village of Swain...

Jonathan Edwards's Charity and Its Fruits explores how love is lived out in everyday life. This updated edition provides a detailed introduction, explanatory notes, definitions of complex terms, and...

Murder on the Mauretania is a captivating Edwardian mystery that follows the story of two private detectives, posing as passengers, on the maiden voyage of the luxurious Cunard Line ship, the...

The Rebel Girls: A Story of Courage and Change In the early 20th century, a group of young women in Yorkshire challenged the conventions of their time. Rejecting the traditional roles imposed upon...

Discover authentic Edwardian-era fashion with this unique collection of images from 1906 editions of Harper's Bazar.The four-part compilation showcases everyday fashions, seasonal ensembles, and...

The Cambridge Companion to Victorian and Edwardian Theatre provides an in-depth exploration of the creation, production, and interpretation of theatre during this period. The volume begins with an...

Murder on the Minnesota is a gripping Edwardian murder mystery that sets sail for a new generation of readers. In 1908, private detectives George Dillman and Genevieve Masefield embark on a voyage...

Edith Holden's Country Diary is a beautifully illustrated journal that celebrates the beauty of nature. Hand lettered and richly illustrated, this 1906 diary records Holden's observations of the...

Discover the evolution of steam locomotives in Britain during the Victorian and Edwardian eras through this rich collection of over 100 historical photographs.The book explores the development of...

A dark tale of murder and deceit in Edwardian England has long fascinated true crime enthusiasts. On 28 November 1911, Lord George Sanger, a retired showman and national institution, died violently...

Grandmotherland: Exploring the Myths and Realities Judith Edwards explores the complex role of grandmothers in modern society, drawing on a wide range of perspectives to shed light on this...

Andrew Edwards' memoir takes readers on a journey through his remarkable career as a speedway reporter for MCN. From humble beginnings in provincial journalism to covering world-class Grand Prix...

There are three things I'm absolutely sure of. Firstly, Edward is a vampire. Secondly, a part of him dies every time he drinks my blood. And thirdly, I am completely and utterly in love with him...

The Religious Affections by Jonathan Edwards In 1746, Jonathan Edwards published A Treatise Concerning Religious Affections, a seminal work that explores the process of Christian conversion. This...

The Chronicle of Geoffrey Le Baker of Swinbrook by David Preest is a translation of a medieval chronicle that covers the reigns of Edward II and Edward III, culminating in the English victory at...

This anthology brings together a selection of Islamic poetry written by British authors during the late Victorian and Edwardian periods. Spanning over a century, these poems offer a unique glimpse...

Oliver Wynne Hughes was born in Pwllheli and spent his childhood in Cricieth, Caernarfon and Ffestiniog. His life took him to Liverpool, London University, and Aberystwyth, where he earned an MSc in...

On a fateful voyage across the Atlantic, a dramatic confrontation unfolds on the luxurious liner Caronia. Two men with shotguns, accompanied by a young couple in shackles, board the ship in front of...

Set in 18th-century Scotland, Waverley is a tale of love, loyalty and conflicting loyalties. Edward Waverley, an English officer, finds himself torn between his duty to the King and his growing...

The Edwardian Baroque movement in British architecture is re-examined in this groundbreaking study by G. A. Bremner. This innovative work places the style within its broader cultural, political, and...

Lady Angeline Dudley seeks a simple, ordinary suitor with a kind heart and good nature. When Edward Ailsbury, the new Earl of Heyward, rescues her from an unwanted advance, she believes she has found...

Girls Growing Up in Late Victorian and Edwardian England explores how girls were socialized from childhood to learn about "femininity" through their family relationships, teachers, and peers. Using...

Election Politics and the Mass Press in Long Edwardian Britain explores a pivotal moment in British press history, shedding light on how the emergence of mass media influenced the country's political...

Egypt, 1908, sets the stage for a gripping whodunnit. The Cunard cruise line's grandeur is matched only by the P&O shipping line's humble vessel, the Marmora. When detectives George Dillman and...

Bombay, 1909. Genevieve Masefield and George Dillman are detectives who have seen it all aboard the luxurious ocean liners of the time. From the high-society passengers to the more unsavory...

Alice Roughton: A Life of Altruism and Activism at 9 Adams Road. At the heart of Cambridge's university city stood a home that became a sanctuary for those in need. Alice Roughton, a pioneering...

A Thousand Miles Up the Nile by Amelia B. Edwards This travelogue is considered one of the most important works in British Egyptology, and its impact has endured for generations. First published in...

Diary with the Lord Book of Poems by Prudence Edwards explores the power of faith and perseverance in the face of adversity. Through lyrical reflections, Edwards shares her personal journey of trust...

Breeding Superman: Nietzsche, Race and Eugenics in Edwardian and Interwar Britain by Dan Stone explores the intellectual turmoil in Britain before the First World War, revealing debates over...

Bill and Edward's adventure takes an unexpected turn as they follow a flock of swifts into the unknown. Their journey deepens the mystery surrounding these enigmatic birds.The sea comes into view,...

Rex Stout's detective novels were surprisingly popular in Russia, despite his left-wing anti-Communist views. This study explores how Stout's work was received and influential in both capitalist and...

Edward Grinnan's memoir, Always By My Side, is a heartfelt and honest account of his life with his beloved golden retriever, Millie. From their first joyful meeting to her struggle with cancer,...

The Life of Crime: A Groundbreaking History of Mystery FictionAcclaimed expert Martin Edwards explores the evolution of crime fiction from the eighteenth century to the present, revealing the secrets...

Ritual and Drama explores the roots of popular theatrical entertainment in medieval ritual. From the 10th to the 15th centuries, Francis Edwards examines how Christian rituals, liturgy, and stories...

Gidget is a novel about a teenager's coming-of-age summer in 1957. The story follows Franzie, a girl who finds her inspiration in Malibu with friends and boys. She writes down everything that...

England in the Later Middle Ages: A Political History surveys the period from Edward I to the death of Richard III at the Battle of Bosworth, marking the end of the Tudor Age. This study explores key...

A gripping thriller that delves into the darkest corners of human nature. Masks by Jim Horlock is a high-octane story about Edward Stitch, a serial killer coerced into a secret government program...

Edward Alcott's secret passion for Lady Julia Kenney was ignited one summer night in a dark garden. However, their forbidden attraction was soon overshadowed by her marriage to his twin brother, the...

The Revolt of the Black Athlete 50th Anniversary Edition by Harry Edwards Fifty years after its initial publication, this anniversary edition of Harry Edwards's groundbreaking work continues to...

While England Sleeps by David Leavitt is set against the backdrop of rising fascism in 1930s Europe. The story revolves around a complex love affair between two men, Brian Botsford and Edward Phelan,...

Waverley, a novel by Sir Walter Scott, tells the story of Edward Waverly's journey as he navigates his family's complex politics and finds himself torn between loyalty and love. Raised in a household...

Caroline Daniels faces an uncertain future, with marriage and financial security hanging in the balance. Her closest friend, Diana Fitzroy, seems like the only suitor who truly understands her, but...

Edward's life is already complicated by his relationships with two women: Lily, his daughter, and Gemma, whom he has recently started to rebuild a connection with. But when he receives news that his...

Edward Pepper's life was forever changed when he met Sally in hospital during World War II. Stricken with TB, Edward had escaped to England just before the war began, and it was there that he fell...

A glimpse into the future: what life might be like in 2030. Futurists Amy Zuckerman and James Daly explore how global events and new technology are shaping our world today, and what that might mean...

Stephenie Meyer returns to the world of Twilight with a companion novel that offers a fresh perspective on the iconic love story of Bella and Edward. Midnight Sun is the long-awaited companion novel,...

Charisma and the Fictions of Black Leadership by Erica R. Edwards explores the idea that charismatic male leadership is necessary for social change. This notion has shaped African American culture...

The Zoo Story: A Play by Edward AlbeeA collection of some of Edward Albee's earliest and most acclaimed works, this play showcases his unique voice and style.First performed in 1959, The Zoo Story is...

Charles Dickens' youngest child, Edward, was dispatched to Australia in 1868. He found himself posted to a remote sheep station in New South Wales, where his father's fame had reached even the...

The Osage Women and Empire: Gender and Power By Tai S. Edwards University Press of Kansas, 2018 In traditional Osage cosmology, men and women were seen as necessary pairs, with both playing crucial...

A gripping domestic drama with an unexpected twist, I Let Him In is a story about trauma, guilt and redemption. When Louise Taylor's life takes a devastating turn after a car accident, she begins to...

Jonathan Edwards' 1734 sermon explores the nature of spiritual knowledge and the distinction between intellectual understanding and supernatural experience. In this work, he examines how the Holy...

The seventh installment in the Fullmetal Alchemist series sees brothers Edward and Alphonse Elric on a perilous path. Following their mother's death, they attempt to bring her back to life through...

The Initial Fold: A First Contact Space Opera AdventureWhen physicist Edward Virr materialises inside an alien starship, he's on the cusp of a groundbreaking discovery - the ability to fold space and...

A summer at the seaside estate offers Caroline Clapham the chance to hone her artistic skills and pursue her dreams. However, when she agrees to fake a courtship with Edward Everly, her plans are...

Gene Edwards' powerful exploration of the devastating impact of Christian betrayal is a deeply personal and profoundly healing work.Pain suffered by a Christian at the hands of another believer can...

Johnny Cash: A Paradox of American Identity Leigh H. Edwards explores the complex image of Johnny Cash, a figure who embodied contradictions that reflect fundamental issues in the American experience...

When one green bottle falls, murder investigations become personal. Edward Crisp has vowed to stay out of it, but when his debut novel's plot is replicated by a serial killer targeting his loved...

The Bible and Poetry by Michael Edwards offers a fresh perspective on the relationship between poetry and Christianity. The Bible is rich in poetic language, from the Psalms to the Song of Songs, and...

Some Deeper Aspects of Masonic Symbolism by Arthur Edward Waite Republished with a new introductory biography, this early work explores the symbolism and meaning behind Freemasonry. Arthur Edward...

The Secret Queen: Eleanor Talbot, the Woman Who Put Richard III on the Throne By John Ashdown-Hill. When Edward IV's death in 1483 sparked uncertainty over his succession, his younger brother...

Behind the closed doors of a luxurious tropical island resort, a world of extremes and rivalries unfolds. Imogen Edwards-Jones takes you on a journey into the heart of a five-star resort, where the...

Discover the fascinating stories behind music's most enduring mysteries and myths. Gavin Edwards, writer of Rolling Stone's "Rolling Stone Knows" column, shares his extensive knowledge of music...

Edward Cole's life is a rollercoaster ride of unexpected turmoil. But when he receives an Asperger's diagnosis, his chaotic existence begins to make sense. This powerful novel tells the story of...

Mark Bradford's Merchant Posters brings together an extensive collection of American artist Mark Bradford's "merchant posters" for the first time. These vibrant, textured prints were originally...

The Boy King by Janet Wertman is a historical novel that explores the tumultuous reign of a young king. After the sudden deaths of his parents, Edward Tudor ascends to the throne at just nine years...

Predicting the Presidency: The Potential of Persuasive Leadership by George C. Edwards, IIIThis book challenges conventional wisdom about presidential leadership, exploring how a president's...

Jonathan Edwards' spiritual practices offer valuable guidance for those seeking to deepen their relationship with God.The author, Kyle Strobel, draws on Edwards' writings and experiences to provide...

Death by Suggestion brings together twenty-two short stories from the 19th and early 20th centuries that explore the darker side of hypnotism. These tales feature characters who die under the...

The Life of Crime: Detecting the History of Mysteries and Their Creators by Martin Edwards is a comprehensive study of crime fiction that spans over two centuries. Winner of four major prizes, this...

A. G. Macdonell's 1938 novel, "The Autobiography of a Cad", is a humorous and intelligent memoir that explores the life of Edward Fox-Ingleby from his earliest memories to his rise as a Tory minister...

Twice As Long, Half As Bright by J D. Turner is a poignant and humorous exploration of life's complexities. Edward Phillips' struggles with anxiety, depression, and everyday challenges make him...

Denis Edwards' memoir of his time in Europe during World War II is a remarkable account of one soldier's experiences. Despite being forbidden to keep diaries, Edwards managed to record his time in...

A provocative exploration of identity and morality in modern America. In 1998, a scandal rocks the nation as the Lewinski affair exposes deep-seated social tensions. For Coleman Silk, a veteran...

Blood on the Crown is set in the latter half of the fourteenth century. In this tumultuous period, Will son of Harry joins one of the freebooting mercenaries who serve the Black Prince in Gascony and...

Paul Edwards has a deep and abiding love of the game, which has driven his fascination with its characters and characteristics for as long as he can remember.This is a story about the people who play...

Integral Calculus For Beginners by Joseph Edwards is a comprehensive study aid for those looking to understand this fundamental concept in mathematics.Written by expert author Joseph Edwards, this...

Visions in the Night marks Nathanael Edwards' literary debut as he shares his personal experience of prophetic dreams. These vivid visions not only taught him valuable lessons but also shaped his...

BEYOND THE COLLAR: A Priest's Personal Story is a deeply personal and thought-provoking account from Mark Edwards, a priest who has spent years reflecting on his experiences.This book offers a unique...

Tom Hanks: A Life of Niceness and Good Deeds. Gavin Edwards explores the life of America's favorite movie star, Tom Hanks, in this insightful biography. From his childhood to his career highs and...

River Phoenix's life was cut tragically short at just 23 years old. In "Last Night at the Viper Room", journalist and author Gavin Edwards recounts the young actor's meteoric rise to fame, from his...

Discover the hidden stories beneath Stoke-on-Trent's surface. Local historian Mervyn Edwards shares his 25-year collection of unique facts and anecdotes about the city's history, revealing its...

Lancashire, 1895. A new life begins for Lillian Hesketh, who has taken a bold step towards happiness after a difficult marriage. Widowed and pursued by her in-laws, she finds refuge in the...

14 Original Saxophone Quartets is a valuable resource for saxophonists, featuring 14 diverse works in one volume. Each piece has been arranged for Soprano, Alto, Tenor and Baritone Saxophone, with...

Aaron P. Edwards explores the relationship between biblical dialectics and heraldic proclamation in his new work, A Theology of Preaching. Edwards examines how preachers can engage with Scripture's...

Edward Thomas's poetry is deeply rooted in the rhythms and landscapes of the countryside. This collection offers a unique blend of natural history, folk culture, and personal observation, giving...

Fifty Shades of White offers an unfiltered look at the world of Leeds United football club through the eyes of Gary Edwards. With over half a century of experience following the team, Edwards shares...

Edward Rochester's story has long been one of literature's most romantic and enduring tales. In this gorgeous retelling, Sarah Shoemaker brings to life the enigmatic hero as he shares his journey for...