1397 results for 'Shea, Nicholas'

Nicholas B. Dirks' thought-provoking memoir offers a candid account of his time as Chancellor of Berkeley, grappling with the most pressing issues facing higher education today.From free speech and...

Charlotte Levant returns to Monaco after ten years away, hoping to keep a low profile. However, it's hard to keep secrets in this picturesque principality. She's been given a new reason to stay when...

Wilkie Collins' groundbreaking novel "No Name" was a sensation when it first appeared in 1860, captivating the fashionable world with its mysterious and suspenseful tale. This edition, published by...

Jesus the Priest by Nicholas Perrin explores a new perspective on the historical Jesus, focusing on his role as priest. This study argues that Jesus' claims to be the high priest and his teachings on...

Prudentius' Hymns for Hours and Seasons Liber Cathemerinon is a significant work by one of the most important Christian Latin poets of late antiquity. This translation, by Nicholas Richardson, offers...

The Magus is a spellbinding exploration of human complexities, where reality and illusion intertwine in a dark and thrilling tale. John Fowles expertly unfolds a story that is both disturbing and...

When Nicholas's granny falls in love with the elderly Hell's Angel next door, the whole family is shocked. But Granny is determined to follow her heart, even if it means going against her son's...

The Stumpwork, Goldwork and Surface Embroidery Beetle Collection by Jane Nicholas offers a unique opportunity to explore the ancient symbolism of the scarab beetle through traditional embroidery...

Churchill's Wizards: The British Genius for Deception, 1914-1945The story of how Britain outwitted its enemies and won two world wars is one of cunning and creativity. By the summer of 1940, Europe...

Crazy Rich Asians by Kevin Kwan is a humorous and satirical take on the lives of the ultra-rich in Singapore.When Rachel Chu agrees to spend the summer with her boyfriend Nicholas Young, she expects...

A Brief History of Britain 1485-1660 The Tudor and Stuart Dynasties by Nicholas Vincent, Ronald Hutton, William Gibson, Jeremy Black This comprehensive history explores the transformative period in...

Laurel Modern American Flavors in Philadelphia is a culinary guide that showcases the restaurant's acclaimed nine-course tasting menu. With a French background and modern feel, this book offers a...

The Romanovs' three-hundred-year reign was marked by shocking violence, spectacular excess, and unimaginable venality. Michael Farquhar chronicles the world's most fascinating imperial dynasty in...

The Dummy & Other Uncanny Stories by Nicholas Royle is a collection of stories that blur the boundaries between fantasy and reality. Through his exploration of archetypes and phenomena, Royle creates...

The rape-revenge film: a cinematic genre often viewed as exploitative and sensational. This second edition of Alexandra Heller-Nicholas's critical study reassesses these films, exploring the...

Angus Fairhurst was a key figure in the contemporary British art scene. This monograph, planned with the artist before his death, showcases his unique work through over 70 examples. It includes an...

Fungi: A Very Short Introduction by Nicholas P. Money provides an in-depth exploration of the fascinating world of fungi. With tens of thousands of described species, these organisms play a crucial...

Delivering Data Analytics: A Step-by-Step Guide to Driving Adoption of Business Intelligence from Planning to LaunchThis practical guide helps you overcome common challenges in getting end users to...

Nicholas Humphrey's groundbreaking exploration of consciousness delves into the nature of conscious feeling and its evolutionary history. He draws on his own research and experiences, including his...

Paul Nicholas shares his sparkling memories of over fifty years in the entertainment business, from co-starring with theatrical legends to singing with David Bowie and starring in Hollywood movies.In...

The Bed of Procrustes: Philosophical and Practical Aphorisms by Nassim Nicholas Taleb explores the darker side of modern civilization. This collection of aphorisms challenges common assumptions about...

A fateful moment in the life of Master and Man unfolds on the day after St. Nicholas's Day. Vasili Andreevich Brekhunov, a merchant with a pressing engagement, rushes to prepare for a journey that...

Jack Sheffield returns to his role as headmaster of a small Yorkshire village school in 1979, a year marked by significant change and upheaval. As he navigates the challenges of leading his staff and...

A gripping account of the final days of World War II, Five Days that Shocked the World is a compelling tale of those who witnessed history unfold. Drawing on unfamiliar material and first-hand...

1744, Scotland. A young man's life is turned upside down when his uncle announces that he must set sail for India immediately to join the British East India Company.Nicholas Ballantyne rises quickly...

Nicholas Mosley's memoir of his experiences in World War II is a deeply personal and thought-provoking account of war and its effects on individuals.At the age of twenty, Mosley found himself leading...

Fuente Ovejuna/Lost in a Mirror by Lope de Vega Highly charged emotional works, full of vitality, these two plays are a testament to Lope de Vega's mastery. This adaptation of Fuente Ovejuna was...

The Stone Serpent by Nicholas Kaufmann is a chilling blend of gruesome body horror and fast-paced suspense. Dr Laura Powell's latest case takes a terrifying turn when she discovers a corpse that has...

FBI Agent Kate O'Hare and con man Nicholas Fox team up to tackle an international mystery in this latest thriller from Janet Evanovich. Their partnership is built on contrasting styles, with Kate...

Empress Alexandra Romanov's life was one of contrasts - warmth and kindness, yet illness and tragedy. This biography, written with the Empress' explicit permission, offers a unique glimpse into her...

The Russian Dagger by Virginia Cowles is a gripping narrative that explores Imperial Russia's tumultuous history. Beginning with the reign of Nicholas I, Cowles chronicles the Romanov dynasty's rule...

The Good, Bad and the Ugly: The Untold Stories of a Spec Ops SniperNicholas Irving shares his unflinching account of life as an Army Special Operations sniper, including never-before-told missions...

Fooled by Randomness: A Standalone Exploration of Luck and Skill in Business and Life. Nassim Nicholas Taleb's groundbreaking work challenges our understanding of luck and skill, revealing how we...

Jesus the Priest by Nicholas Perrin offers a fresh perspective on understanding the historical Jesus. Perrin challenges traditional interpretations of key texts to argue that Jesus primarily...

This powerful poetry collection explores themes of heartbreak, healing and love. Drawing inspiration from the works of Amanda Lovelace, Rupi Kaur and other notable poets, Nichola Martlew shares her...

Erasmus and the "Other" explores how Erasmus viewed non-Christians and different races, including Muslims, Jews, indigenous people of the Americas, and Africans. Nathan Ron argues that Erasmus held...

Respublica: an Interlude for Christmas 1553 is a unique and fascinating work attributed to Nicholas Udall. Written in 1553, this interlude offers a glimpse into the literary and cultural landscape of...

The Honorary Consul is a gripping tragicomedy of a bungled kidnapping in a provincial Argentinean town. Charley Fortnum, a British consul with dubious authority, is mistakenly taken by rebels,...

A gripping tale of murder and mystery unfolds in this 14th-century whodunit. In August 1358, the Dowager Queen Isabella lies dying, and her death sets off a chain of violent events that require the...

A marriage in jeopardy, a house with secrets. When Althea Graham's mother uses her illness to keep her from marrying Nicholas Carey, a nurse is brought in to care for both women. But as the two...

Mushrooms: A Natural and Cultural History by Nicholas P. Money is an in-depth exploration of these fascinating organisms. From their role in folklore to their impact on our environment, Money delves...

Tightrope: Americans Reaching for Hope by Nicholas D. Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn is a powerful exploration of the crisis in working-class America, shedding light on solutions to address decades of...

Dickens and Popular Entertainment explores the vital role entertainment played in Charles Dickens' life and work. This study reassesses key novels, including Nicholas Nickleby, The Old Curiosity...

The Sky Hammer has been seized by Nicholas Connor, a Rebel warlord with a twisted vision for human civilization. As a result, the fate of billions hangs in the balance. I've spent my life carrying...

Nicholas Wright's play about the psychoanalyst Melanie Klein is a poignant study of mother-daughter relationships. The son of Melanie Klein, a renowned psychoanalyst, is reported killed in a climbing...

Trapped by a storm, Giada Parker finds herself in a precarious situation when she pretends to be her identical twin. Stranded in an opulent chalet with its enigmatic occupant, Giada's resolve is...

Inferno by Julian Stockwin is a gripping sea story that has captured the hearts of readers worldwide.When Captain Sir Thomas Kydd's bravery in battle earns him widespread acclaim, he finds himself at...

When Miranda Wells receives an invitation to Dragonwyck in May 1844, she sees it as a chance to escape her mundane life on her father's farm. She accepts the offer and is introduced to a world of...

Building on his previous work in Practical Charts, Nicholas P. Desbarats presents More Practical Charts, which expands on essential chart types with 20 additional "advanced" charts.These advanced...

Value Engineering: Scenes from the Grenfell Inquiry is a verbatim reconstruction of the Grenfell Tower Public Inquiry. The play presents the key evidence heard during Part 2, which ran from January...

The Abyss is a novel by Cynthia Harrod-Eagles that explores the tensions between tradition and progress in 19th-century England. Against the backdrop of the industrial revolution, two brothers,...

A Forever Kind of Love by Nora Roberts is a heartwarming tale of love and new beginnings. For Freddie Kimball, working with her childhood crush Nicholas LeBeck on a musical in New York City offers...

The final two years of Russia's last Imperial Family are revealed in this unique and personal account. Through their own diary entries and correspondence, as well as contemporary eyewitness accounts,...

Create beautiful chip-carved Christmas ornaments with this handy guide. Chip carving is an easy and traditional method for beginners to learn, and Bruce Nicholas shares his expertise to help you get...

Galileo Galilei's Dialogue on the Two Greatest World Systems is a foundational text of modern science. Written in the 17th century as a defence of the Copernican theory, this work remains a...

A River Town by Thomas Keneally is a mesmerising tale of a flawed hero whose stubborn integrity is nearly his undoing. Set in turn-of-the-century Australia, the story follows Tim Shea as he navigates...

The Year Without Summer 1816 and the Volcano That Darkened the World and Changed History In 1816, a global phenomenon occurred, one that would be remembered for centuries to come. A massive volcanic...

Daisy Eris Campbell's Pigspurt's Daughter A Mythic Dad / A Legacy of Lunacy is a surreal and comedic monologue that continues her family legacy of storytelling. Born backstage at her father Ken...

Parish churches played a central role in English religious and social life from the Anglo-Saxons to the mid-sixteenth century. This comprehensive study explores how they came into existence, who...

Divine discourse is a philosophical exploration of the claim that God speaks. This idea plays a significant role in the canonical texts and traditions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, yet it has...

Tudor Children by Nicholas Orme is a rich and engaging history of childhood in Tudor England. This beautifully illustrated account explores all aspects of children's experiences, from birth to...

A comprehensive history of women in horror cinema spans over 120 years. This book celebrates both the well-known stars and the often-overlooked women who have contributed to the genre. From classical...

All Hail the New Puritans by Nicholas Blincoe is a collection of new stories from emerging writers dedicated to the narrative form. Inspired by the Dogme 95 film movement, these young storytellers...

The Kingdom of God: A Biblical Theology by Nicholas Perrin explores one of the most important topics in theology and biblical studies. This book examines the concept of the kingdom of God, its...

The Spoilers by Desmond BagleyA gripping action thriller set in the Middle East, this novel tells the story of Robert Hellier's quest for revenge against those responsible for his daughter's death...

Culpeper's Complete Astrology: A Lost Art of Healing In 17th-century England, Nicholas Culpeper combined his knowledge of herbalism and astrology to create a groundbreaking work. His philosophy...

A Financial Times Best Economics Book of 2021. In 1966, two influential columnists joined Newsweek magazine to debate the world of business and economics. Their assignment was to present opposing...

Introduction to Analytical Dynamics by Nicholas Woodhouse is an essential text for undergraduate students of applied mathematics and physics. This revised edition builds upon the core ideas...

Politics and Propaganda: Weapons of Mass Seduction explores the phenomenon of propaganda in all its forms. From the media's role in shaping public opinion to the tactics used by politicians and...

A collection of provocative verse by Nicholas Ryan Howard, "Mercenary at Midnight" is a powerful assembly of poems, tales, and reflections that showcase the author's rebellion against complacency...

A vivid dream forces Mike Stapleford to question his own mortality, shattering the comfortable life he's built. As he grapples with the possibility of an untimely end, Mike is forced to confront the...

When a mole with the power to rewrite world order infiltrates the CIA, Mitch Rapp is tasked with uncovering a threat unlike any he's faced before.A blackout has swept the nation, and America is...

The opening chapters of the Bible offer a unique literary introduction to the Torah and Tanakh. Seth D. Postell argues that these initial stories intentionally foreshadow Israel's failure to keep the...

Discover the beauty of Japanese family crests in stunning embroidered designs. This book showcases 12 exquisite patterns inspired by traditional Japanese stitching techniques and styles, expertly...

Nicholas Crane explores eight epic journeys through Britain's history, tracing the footsteps of its greatest explorers and chroniclers. From ancient Wales to 20th-century England, he delves into the...

The Body by Nicholas J. Fox provides an accessible and informative account of the importance of the body for the caring professions. It offers a clear description of the latest theoretical...

All Guns Blazing Arsenal in the 1980s is an unflinching account of one of Europe's most successful football clubs during a decade of turmoil and triumph. Written by Jon Spurling, a lifelong fan of...

A powerful call to action against the oppression of women and girls worldwide, this book presents a hopeful vision for change. Pulitzer Prize-winning authors Nicholas D. Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn...

Speaking in tongues, also known as glossolalia, has long been a subject of curiosity and debate. In South Korea, it is practiced widely across denominations and congregations, with its popularity...

AQA AS and A Level Sociology Education with Research Methods by Martin Holborn and Nichola McConnell provides comprehensive guidance for students preparing for their AQA exams. This second edition...

The Skeptic's Guide to Sports Science confronts the claims behind popular sports products and practices. In an industry worth over $4 trillion, strong marketing campaigns often rely on weak evidence,...

Nottingham in the 1960s and 70s by Douglas Whitworth is a fascinating look at a pivotal period in the city's history. During this time, Nottingham underwent significant transformation with the...

The Western Esoteric Traditions: A Historical Introduction by Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke offers a concise overview of the historical development of these spiritual movements. From their roots in...

Toby Turtle Turns Bright Purple by Nichola Daniel is a colourful adventure about a curious little turtle who loves to explore. When Toby discovers a mysterious thorny bush and makes a new friend in...

Celebrate the union of Meghan Summer and Nicholas Adams in this heartwarming novella. As part of the Summer Sisters series, My Kinda Wedding brings together the final sister's special day with those...

Jacques Derrida's influential philosophy continues to shape contemporary thought. This collection of essays provides a critical introduction to his complex and controversial ideas, offering careful...

Creoles, Revisited: Language Contact, Language Change, and Postcolonial Linguistics by Nicholas Faraclas and Sally J. Delgado is a groundbreaking study that redefines our understanding of creole...

Amelia Grant's life was forever changed when she accepted her position as secretary to Nicholas Riley. He didn't just want her skills, but her complete surrender. As their nights together became...

The Boosey & Hawkes Solo Piano Collection: Russian Masters is a collection of 26 Russian classics arranged for the intermediate pianist. This volume features arrangements by renowned composers Hywel...

Learn 21 Easy Ukulele Christmas Songs before the festive season is over. This beginner-friendly book teaches you how to play heart-warming Christmas songs on the ukulele, with step-by-step...

Last Seen Wearing is the second Inspector Morse mystery by Colin Dexter. A fresh cover look has been applied to this reissue.Two years, three months and two days after Valerie Taylor's disappearance,...

Voltaire: A Pivotal Figure in European Enlightenment This Very Short Introduction explores Voltaire's remarkable career and his pivotal role in shaping our understanding of the Enlightenment...

Revealing the intimate and complex relationship between two leaders who shaped history together.Nicholas Wapshott's in-depth exploration of Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher's eight-year...

The Mona Lisa Vanishes: A Legendary Painter, a Shocking Heist, and the Birth of a Global Celebrity by Nicholas Day. In 1911, a daring heist shook the art world. The Mona Lisa, Leonardo da Vinci's...

The Extinction Age By Nicholas Sansbury Smith As the war against the Variants rages on, Master Sergeant Reed Beckham and his team face an unprecedented threat. A derelict Navy Destroyer crashes into...

The University of Edinburgh: An Illustrated History By Robert D. Anderson, Michael Lynch and Nicholas Phillipson A richly illustrated history of one of the world's greatest centres of scholarship,...

The Duality of Being: Perspectives From Multidimensional TravelThis book shares the author's journey into higher realms of consciousness through out-of-body travels, offering insights that have...

The Pygmalion, a play by George Bernard Shaw, is a witty exposure of the British class system. Shaw wrote the part of Eliza Doolittle for Mrs. Patrick Campbell, with whom he had a passionate but...

The War on Dirty Money by Nicholas Gilmour and Tristram Hicks challenges the global approach to tackling financial crime. The authors argue that complacency, self-interest, and misunderstanding have...

A Misread Bible Christmas by J. R. Eldridge is a humorous retelling of the Nativity story. In this unique take, King Herod's infamous reputation as a tyrant is reimagined in a familiar tale of...