1681 results for 'McNall, Christopher'

Ukraine's Revolt, Russia's Revenge by Christopher M. Smith is a detailed account of the events that led to Russia's annexation of Crimea and the ongoing conflict in eastern Ukraine. The author draws...

Hitler's Vineyards: A Story of French Wine and Collaboration with the Nazis. During World War II, French wine played a significant role in the war effort. In 1940, Nazi officials sent 'Weinführer' to...

The Book of Legends by Horace E. Scudder is a collection of retold stories from around the world, including St. George and the Dragon, William Tell, King Cophetua, St. Christopher, The Wandering Jew,...

Arthur Schopenhauer's The Two Fundamental Problems of Ethics is a collection of two groundbreaking essays that explore the nature of ethics and morality. Written in 1841, these essays offer original...

Aristotle: de Anima By Aristotle Translated and commented by Christopher Shields. This volume presents a new translation and commentary of Aristotle's De Anima, a work of interest to philosophers at...

The Celestial Way: A Spiritual Path Using Astrological MagicChristopher Warnock provides a comprehensive foundation for using astrological magic as part of a spiritual path. He explains his...

Christopher Warnock's Mansions of the Moon is a comprehensive guide to the Arabic and Western lunar Mansions, their use in traditional electional astrology and astrological magic. Beautifully...

Nobody's Fool: How to Avoid Being Taken inPsychologists Daniel Simons and Christopher Chabris explore the science of deception, revealing the key habits of thinking and reasoning that make us...

Christopher Berry-Dee explores the darker aspects of human nature in this thought-provoking companion volume to his previous work. He delves into the world of psychopaths and their crimes, shedding...

Johann Sebastian Bach: A Life in Music This landmark biography presents a new perspective on J. S. Bach's life and music, revealing the intimate connection between his career as a musician, composer,...

A Very Fine Cat Indeed A Dramatic Monologue by Robin Saikia is a moving tribute to Samuel Johnson's beloved pet, Hodge. In this thought-provoking monologue, Johnson shares his thoughts on cats,...

A first volume of four plays from Christopher Shinn, whose critically acclaimed work Dying City was performed at the Royal Court Theatre in 2006. This collection brings together four...

Benito Mussolini was born in 1883 and lived one of the most dramatic lives in modern history. His rise to power and subsequent fall are examined in this book, which reveals the complexities and...

A young Victorian couple becomes embroiled in a mystery that spans time and space. This early novel by Christopher Priest is a fascinating blend of late Victorian writing style and modern...

Winnie-the-Pooh is a story of friendship and adventure in the 100 Acre Wood. This beloved story follows the escapades of Winnie-the-Pooh, a bear with a heart of gold, and his dear friends Christopher...

The Tapestry of Life: A Botanical Artist's Miscellany by Susan Christopher-Coulson is a unique collection of botanical art and inspiration.Through 84 pages of beautifully illustrated plates, this...

Time and Power: Visions of History in German Politics from the Thirty Years' War to the Third ReichThis groundbreaking book presents new perspectives on how the exercise of power is shaped by...

Christopher Caudwell's Studies and Further Studies in a Dying Culture is a collection of two volumes that offer insight into the Marxist critic's thoughts on culture, politics, and society. The first...

Japan by Christopher Dresser is a beautifully illustrated account of the author's 1876-7 tour of Japan. Written with a designer's eye for architecture and decoration, the first half of the book takes...

Finding Zen in the Ordinary offers honest and thought-provoking spiritual insights drawn from daily-life experiences. The book includes forty-eight brief stories, prose poems, dialogues between...

Terrorism and the Right to Resist: A Theory of Just Revolutionary War by Christopher J. Finlay explores the complex issue of justifiable armed resistance against oppression, injustice, and foreign...

The Faber Pocket Guide to Ballet is a comprehensive guide to classical ballet, spanning nearly two centuries of dance. With entries for over eighty works from ballet companies worldwide, this revised...

Discover the history, design, and people behind the world's most iconic outdoor swimming pools. From their origins in the Victorian era to their modern-day revival, this book takes you on a journey...

A light-hearted romp through history explores the lives of some of Europe's most intriguing figures. From the enigmatic Egyptians to the infamous Lady Godiva and Christopher Columbus, this journey...

Freud's Models of the Mind An Introduction provides an in-depth exploration of Sigmund Freud's theoretical frameworks for understanding human psychology. This collection of seminal papers, originally...

Jack Parlabane, an investigative journalist with a talent for getting in over his head, finds himself in a precarious situation. His confidence has been shaken and he is now enjoying the hospitality...

The Deadline Effect by Christopher CoxMost of us think of deadlines as immutable laws of nature, but they are actually a game we can play to achieve success. This book reveals how different...

Seven essays by Anglican scholars explore key aspects of Christian theology and Mariology. Contributions include an essay on "Maria Restituta," a study of the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham, and...

Socrates Cafe: A Fresh Taste of Philosophy Christopher Phillips presents a unique approach to philosophy, reviving the love of questions inspired by Socrates in ancient Athens. Through his itinerant...

The Secret Life of Plants by Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird explores the fascinating relationship between plants and mankind, shedding light on their inner world through remarkable research...

The Lay of Aotrou and Itroun is a lesser-known work by J.R.R. Tolkien, published for the first time in 2019 with additional material including 'Corrigan' poems and a prefatory note by Christopher...

Dr. Christopher Yuan explores the concept of holy sexuality in this practical and relevant discussion of sex, desire, and relationships. He equips readers with an accessible yet robust theology of...

A-Z of Wrexham Places-People-History by Christopher DaviesLocated at the border between England and Wales, Wrexham has a rich history spanning centuries. From its coal, iron, steel, and lead mining...

A collection of essays in honour of Christopher Green, a leading scholar in modernist art history. Twelve original pieces by prominent experts bring new perspectives to key questions in European...

Hedgelands: A Wild Wander Around Britain's Greatest HabitatJoin Christopher Hart on a journey through the life, ecology, and history of the humble countryside hedge. This unique ecosystem has long...

The Old Testament in Seven Sentences: A Small Introduction to a Vast Topic by Christopher J. H. Wright. Discover the grand narrative of God's work, purposes, and wisdom revealed in the Old Testament...

Natural Born Heroes: Mastering the Lost Secrets of Strength and EnduranceFrom the author of Born to Run comes a book that explores the extraordinary potential of the human body. Christopher...

Murder at Monk's Barn is a classic mystery novel that follows the investigation into the sudden and unexpected death of Gregory Wynter. Shot through the window of his dressing room, there appears to...

Giuseppe Garibaldi was a military leader whose bravery and charisma earned him widespread admiration. As the "Hero of Two Worlds," he played a significant role in the Brazilian struggle for...

Complicity: Ethics and Law for a Collective Age explores how our lives are shaped by the actions of others and the harms caused by social, economic, and political institutions. This book examines the...

The Two Towers is the second part of J.R.R. Tolkien's epic adventure, The Lord of the Rings.Frodo and his companions have been beset by danger during their quest to destroy the Ruling Ring in the...

Damascus Gate is a gripping novel that brings Jerusalem to life as a battleground in the race for redemption. As American journalist Christopher Lucas investigates religious fanatics, he uncovers a...

The Golden Step: A Walk Through the Heart of CreteChristopher Somerville's 300-mile journey through Crete was a true test of endurance, as he traded comfort and certainty for physical and mental...

A fresh new design brings this iconic New York coffee-table book to life. In its expanded and updated form, it reveals previously unpublished photographs of the city's lesser-known landmarks and...

A First Cookbook for Children by Evelyne Johnson and Christopher Santoro is a comprehensive guide to cooking for young chefs. With clear instructions and explanations, children can follow along as...

China's economic success has long been seen as a departure from communist ideology. However, Christopher Marquis and Kunyuan Qiao argue that Mao Zedong's principles continue to shape Chinese...

The Blessing of Abraham by Christopher Wickland is a study that explores the concept of the blessing of Abraham from Genesis to Revelation. It examines how this blessing applies to everyday life and...

The Antichrist in Seventeenth-Century England is a study by Christopher Hill that explores the significance of this figure during the revolutionary crises of the early seventeenth century. Radical...

The Beat Generation: A Beginner's Guide by Christopher Gair Discover the origins and inner workings of one of America's most influential literary movements. This chronicle reveals how the Beats'...

This concise and engaging history of England offers a compelling narrative that spans the country's entire past. From its earliest inhabitants to the present day, Christopher Hibbert brings people...

A chilling and dark new thriller from Robert Harris. In 1468, Christopher Fairfax arrives in a remote Exmoor village to conduct the funeral of his predecessor. He discovers that the land is strewn...

Choronzon III is the latest installment of the Journal of Martinet Press, edited by Erica Frevel. This third issue features a diverse range of contributions, including an interview with Russian...

Gaslight Arcanum: Uncanny Tales of Sherlock Holmes In this unique collection, dark and fantastical stories converge with the iconic detective. From the eerie to the bizarre, these tales reveal hidden...

The Murder of Michael France. A complex and ingenious mystery unfolds when the boxer is found dead twice, with no clear suspects in sight. Ex-CID officer John Franklin must join forces with Ludovic...

The Case of the April Fools A Ludovic Travers Mystery by Christopher Bush is a complex and intriguing country house murder mystery. In this 1933 original, Ludovic Travers finds himself at the centre...

Picasso and the Art of Drawing is a richly illustrated exploration of the artist's lifelong achievement as a draftsman. This book examines how drawing served as the vital thread connecting all of...

A History of the Native Woodlands of Scotland, 1500-1920 by T. Christopher Smout, Alan R. MacDonald and Fiona J. Watson is a comprehensive exploration of Scotland's native woodlands during a pivotal...

Discover the secrets to unlocking your imagination and unleashing your creativity with this inspiring guide from renowned artist and author Christopher Hart. With over 8 million copies of his popular...

Catch Them Before They Fall: A New Approach to Psychoanalysis This book offers a radical approach to treating individuals on the verge of mental breakdown. Christopher Bollas proposes that a...

German Idealism and the Concept of Punishment explores the development of philosophical thought on punishment in early modern Europe. Jean-Christophe Merle examines the ideas of influential thinkers...

Running a restaurant in small-town Britain may seem like a dream, but for Christopher Nye, it was a reality he pursued with enthusiasm. His story is one of perseverance and creativity as he navigates...

Chekhov's The Seagull is a powerful exploration of the writing process. It delves into the frustrations and fulfilments of putting words on a page, capturing the struggle for new forms in theatre...

Three renowned teachers share their insights in a series of dialogues on inner freedom. Matthieu Ricard, a monk, Christophe André, a philosopher, and Alexandre Jollien, a psychiatrist, explore the...

A hidden world in Cold War Europe holds its secrets at the edges of light. In 1965, Christopher Winter tries to carve a new life beyond his days in British Intelligence. Recruited by London's...

Spirit Allies Meet Your Team from the Other Side by Christopher Penczak explores the idea that everyone has friends beyond the veil who can aid and guide them. Penczak dispels the mystery surrounding...

The Sound of Music Family Scrapbook: A Behind-the-Scenes Look For those who have always been enchanted by the iconic film, this book offers a unique glimpse into the making of The Sound of Music. The...

The humble British hedge has long been an integral part of our landscape. In "Hedgelands", Christopher Hart takes us on a joyous journey to explore its life, ecology and history, revealing the vital...

The Outside Boy is a poignant and powerful story about identity, belonging, and the search for truth. When his grandfather dies, Christopher Hurley's life is forever changed as he embarks on a...

The Playboy of the Western World is a play that has been making waves for over a century. First performed in 1907 at Dublin's Abbey Theatre, it was met with uproar and even interrupted by the police...

The Captain's Oath A Star Trek adventure set during the Original Series era, featuring James T. Kirk in his historic first command of the U.S.S. Enterprise. Kirk faces difficult choices as he...

The Arms of the Infinite by Christopher Barker explores the complex and passionate love affair between his parents, writer Elizabeth Smart and poet George Barker. This candid and evocative memoir...

Discover the vibrant world of midcentury modern style with Karen Nepacena's expert guide. This accessible book is perfect for anyone looking to bring retro charm into their home, whether you're a...

A Snowball in Hell by Christopher Brookmyre is a gripping thriller that explores the darker side of celebrity culture. A serial killer with a unique twist has taken to the internet, live-streaming...

Shadows of the Silver Screen by Christopher Edge is a gripping mystery that follows Montgomery Flinch's sinister stories as they come to life on the big screen. However, filming is plagued by strange...

Proust the Skeptic offers a fresh perspective on Marcel Proust's literary thought and writing practice. In this book, Christopher Prendergast argues that Proust himself was prey to self-doubt and...

In Search of Wisdom brings together three unique perspectives to explore the universal human journey and our quest for meaning. Buddhist monk Matthieu Ricard, philosopher Alexandre Jollien, and...

First published in 1863, Bradshaw's Guide remains a unique window into the world of Victorian-era railway travel. This illustrated guide showcases the sights to be seen along the various routes that...

The Bostonians is a novel by Henry James, published in 1886. Set in New England, it explores themes of love, morality and social class through the story of Basil Duke Lee, an American artist who...

Windows in Art by Christopher Masters explores the multiple roles of windows in art, revealing their symbolic, expressive and architectural qualities. From their use as status symbols to their...

De Quindecim Stellis: A Comprehensive Translation of Hermes on the Fifteen Fixed StarsThis collection brings together four major variants of De Quindecim Stellis, a medieval and Renaissance source on...

After brings together a vibrant collection of poems that explore the intersection of English poetry and Indian myth. Inspired by Valmiki's Ramayana, one of Asia's foundational epic poems, this work...

Bilbo Baggins' life is turned upside down when the wizard Gandalf and a company of dwarves arrive at his doorstep, inviting him on a perilous journey to reclaim a treasure hoard from a fearsome...

Learn to draw cartoon faces with confidence and create memorable characters. This comprehensive guide covers a wide range of styles and features, from babies to adults, in all shapes and sizes...

Close to Me by Amanda Reynolds is now a major TV series starring Connie Nielsen and Christopher Eccleston. A dramatic psychological suspense novel that explores the complexities of family life. When...

Huddersfield in 50 Buildings explores the town's rich architectural heritage through its most significant buildings. From the magnificent railway station to the stunning Oastler Buildings, this study...

The God I Don't Understand: Reflections on Tough Questions of FaithMany Christians believe that understanding every aspect of their faith is essential for its authenticity. However, this isn't the...

Donald Trump's relationship with Russia has been shrouded in secrecy for decades. In "Collusion", Luke Harding reveals the true nature of this connection, tracing it back to a 1987 visit by the real...

Discover the art of cooking with Milk Street: The New Rules. This comprehensive cookbook presents 200 game-changing recipes driven by simple yet transformative insights into cooking. By applying...

The Case of the Murdered Major by Christopher Bush is a gripping mystery that delves into the sinister world of a Prisoner-of-War camp. When a perfect scheme for murder is devised, Captain Ludovic...

The Wyrde Garden And Other Stories by Christopher McIntosh is a collection of stories that explore the darker side of mythology and the supernatural. These tales weave together elements of magic, the...

Heaven by Christoph Marzi is a thrilling and romantic novel that follows an extraordinary girl with a mysterious past. When she loses her heart, David Pettyfer's life changes forever as he encounters...

The Memorial by Christopher IsherwoodA novel about the complexities of identity and loyalty, set against the backdrop of post-war society. Tall, awkward Eric Vernon struggles to find his place in the...

Christopher Daniell's Atlas of Medieval Britain presents a comprehensive visual survey of Britain from the Roman occupation to 1485. This annotated atlas tells the story of the British Isles, making...

A tender and complex romance set against the backdrop of 19th-century social change. In this gripping novel, a chance encounter with Katerina Valentino sets off a chain of events that challenges the...

This essay proposes a different perception of failure and the difficulties we encounter when surrounded with success. The author shares his own experiences as a psychopractitioner, highlighting how...

The Participant: A Century of Participation in Four Stories by Christopher M. Kelty explores how participation has evolved over the twentieth century, tracing its development and impact on...

Future War by Christopher Coker explores the evolving nature and dynamics of armed conflict in the 21st century. Drawing on contemporary trends, scientific research, and popular culture, Coker...

Quite Ugly One Morning is a wickedly entertaining thriller that introduces Christopher Brookmyre's signature protagonist, Jack Parlabane. After nursing a horrific hangover, he stumbles upon the...

The Last Days of Socrates by Plato This collection of four dialogues presents a pivotal moment in Classical literature and the life of Athens. In these conversations, Plato explores the concept of...

When hostilities break out between the United Federation of Planets and the Klingon Empire, Captain Christopher Pike attempts to bring his ship home to join the fight. Instead, he finds himself in...