2421 results for 'BerryDee, Christopher'

Eric Hoffer's Reflections on the Human Condition is a poignant collection of aphorisms that distill his insight into human nature. Formed by years of self-directed study and experience as a...

The Middle Ground offers practical guidance for men seeking to navigate the complexities of business casual, smart casual, and Friday casual dress codes. Written by T. Christopher Cox, this style...

The Tragical History of Dr. Faustus by Christopher Marlowe This edition of Marlowe's play includes a substantial and authoritative historical introduction to the text, as well as a chronology of...

Get creative with faces and fashion in this fun drawing activity book. Christopher Hart's Sketchits! provides over 100 color templates to help you bring your unique characters to life.Start by...

The Christmas Monster by Christopher Berry On Christmas Eve, George and Georgina are curious about Santa Claus. Who is he? Why does he come every year to leave presents in their stockings? Their...

Cardiovascular Physiology in Exercise and Sport by Christopher Bell provides a comprehensive understanding of how the cardiovascular system responds to exercise and environmental changes. Written...

John Paul II's profound vision of the human person is presented in this new critical translation of his talks on the Theology of the Body, with meticulous scholarship and insight.Internationally...

Elegies of Love by Ovid is a collection of woodcut illustrations that showcase the artist's fascination with the poet's work. Created in the later years of Rodin's life, these 31 beautiful images are...

Vegvisir: A Practical Guide to Runic and Icelandic MagicThis comprehensive guide offers a step-by-step approach to applying Icelandic magical techniques in everyday life. Based on nearly 50 years of...

The Groaning of Creation: God, Evolution, and the Problem of Evil by Christopher Southgate explores the intricate relationship between pain, suffering, and the natural world. Southgate examines...

God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything is a provocative manifesto that challenges readers to rethink their relationship with religion. With a close examination of major religious texts,...

A young elephant arrives at an English estate in the 18th century, purchased by a wealthy landowner. Tom Page, a stable boy, is tasked with caring for the elephants. As the years pass and they...

Christopher Durang's latest collection of plays offers a darkly comedic take on politics and society. In works such as "Why Torture Is Wrong, and the People Who Love Them", Durang uses satire to...

Operator #5 Blood Reign of the Dictator is a thrilling entry in the classic pulp series. As World War II looms, the Operator #5 books become increasingly relevant, reflecting the growing threat of...

Vikings is a fascinating history book that explores the lives of the warriors and explorers who raided Europe in their longships throughout the Middle Ages. The book is packed with amazing facts and...

A collection of literary interpretations that reimagines Sigmund Freud's theory of the uncanny in modern horror writing. This anthology brings together unique perspectives from acclaimed authors,...

Monsters A Bestiary of the Bizarre by Christopher Dell explores the enduring fascination with creatures that have captivated human imagination throughout history. From ancient mythologies to modern...

William Empson's Critical Achievement offers a comprehensive study of the literary critic's work, exploring his complex and often contentious relationship with modern critical theory. This collection...

Christopher Marlowe's Complaint is a letter that could change everything. Written in 1598, it accuses Sir Thomas Walsingham of having an "inconstant mind" and threatens to reveal secrets that have...

The Composer in Hollywood by Christopher Palmer is an in-depth analysis of eleven great Hollywood composers, exploring their scores for many well-known films. With clear and non-technical language,...

Should Trees Have Standing? Law, Morality and the Environment explores the idea that natural objects, such as trees, should be granted legal rights to protect them from harm. This collection of...

The Rise of the English Town, 1650-1850 by Christopher Chalklin explores the growth and development of English towns between 1650 and 1850. This concise study examines market and county towns, port...

Nicholas Dane survives a plane crash with a mysterious secret: he can tap into the talents of his fellow passengers. As he tries to uncover the truth behind the crash, he's pursued by those who want...

Time and Tide in Acadia: Seasons on Mount Desert IslandThis evocative exploration of Maine's natural landscape draws on years of walking, canoeing, kayaking, and visiting the island's rocky shores,...

A gripping tale of espionage and murder in 16th-century England. In 1572, tensions are running high as the threat of plague, invasion, and insurrection looms large. As the chief intelligencer to the...

The Armies of Agincourt by Christopher Rothero explores one of England's most famous conflicts in history - the Battle of Agincourt. This study examines the background, organisation and equipment of...

Exploring the multifaceted career of Bob Dylan, this collection of essays delves into his artistic development and self-fashioning across various art forms.From music to painting, film, acting, and...

Christopher Davidson's investigation into Western interference in the Middle East over the past century reveals a complex web of manipulation and power struggles. Drawing on hundreds of leaked and...

Journeys Hazardous: A Young Officer's Tale of Claret OperationsThis account tells the story of clandestine operations launched deep into Indonesian territory during the mid 1960s. Officially denied,...

Advanced Introduction to Public Management and Administration by Christopher Pollitt offers a penetrating analysis of the theories, methods, and possible trajectories of public management study. This...

Paul Cézanne's life and work are reimagined in 56 poems by Maitreyabandhu, exploring his friendships, artistic impact, and posthumous reputation. Tender, urgent, and amused, these poems celebrate the...

Batman's enduring appeal lies in his adaptability and fundamental nerdiness. Since his debut in Detective Comics #27, he has cycled through eras of dark melodrama and light comedy, reflecting our...

The Covenant: One Nation Under God America's Sacred and Immutable Connection to Ancient Israel by Timothy Ballard. This book explores the concept of covenant in American history, tracing its roots...

Unfinished Tales presents previously unknown stories from Middle-earth's ancient history. Christopher Tolkien has uncovered these forgotten legends from his father's archives, revealing the untold...

Martin Amis's non-fiction collection offers a unique blend of critical essays and humorous observations on various subjects.The Rub of Time features pieces on notable authors such as Nabokov, Bellow,...

This deluxe hardcover edition of J.R.R. Tolkien's beloved novel features a short introduction by Christopher Tolkien and incorporates the most up-to-date corrections to the text.Step into the world...

Aileen Wuornos' story is one of transformation from victim to perpetrator. Born into an abusive childhood, she became a child prostitute and struggled with damaging relationships throughout her...

Aesthetics: A Graphic Guide explores the nature of experience itself through our perceptions, feelings and emotions. It delves into the world of aesthetics, which goes beyond the simple experience of...

Sahaja An Introduction to Sahaja Yoga by Christopher Greaves offers a comprehensive understanding of this spiritual practice. It explores the nature of human existence and our purpose in life,...

Farewell Jet Lag: Cures from a Flight Attendant by Christopher Babayode offers practical advice for overcoming the challenges of jet lag. By mastering healthy flying as a discipline, readers can...

One from the Many: The Global Economy since 1850 by Christopher M. Meissner offers a new perspective on the history of globalization, tracing changes in international trade, migration, and capital...

At the heart of every equestrian competition lies a single day that will test even the most skilled riders. For the Pony Club members, this is their chance to prove themselves in an eventing course,...

The Haunted Bookshop by Christopher Morley is a captivating tale that defies genre conventions. It's as much a romance as it is a mystery, with a healthy dose of intrigue and a celebration of the...

Kingsley Amis's writing on drinking is unmatched. In Everyday Drinking, he shares his expertise and wit on the art of imbibing, covering topics from cocktail recipes to humorous musings on hangovers...

The Little Book of Value Investing by Christopher H. Browne provides a concise and masterful discussion of a proven investing strategy. This book shows you how to use value investing to successfully...

God's plan for marriage is one of service. This book explores the Bible's teaching on marriage, offering practical wisdom for building a strong and loving relationship with your partner.Author...

How to Plan a Crusade: Reason and Religious War in the High Middle AgesThis book offers a fresh perspective on the crusades, focusing on the often-overlooked process of preparing for these wars...

The screenplay for Memento and Following presents a complex, layered narrative that explores the boundaries of storytelling. A former insurance investigator's quest to uncover the truth is mirrored...

A comprehensive guide to permaculture for gardeners. Permaculture teacher Christopher Shein shares his expertise to help you create an edible ecosystem in your garden, farm or even urban space. By...

Victoria's story has long been shaped by her formidable reputation. Yet, this personal history reveals a more complex woman - shy and vulnerable, with a deep emotional life and a passionate...

What's So Great about Christianity by Dinesh D'Souza is a thought-provoking exploration of the nature of faith and its relationship to science and morality. The author tackles the arguments of...

Thirst No. 2: Deepest Desire, Instant Remorse by Christopher Pike. Five thousand years of desire have finally come true for Alisa - she is once again human. But this newfound vulnerability makes her...

Voodoonauts Presents: (Re)Living Mythology is a collection of short fiction and poetry from Black writers exploring magic and Blackness. The Voodoonauts Afrofuturist collective, co-founded by Shingai...

Joanne Chang's first cookbook brings together her beloved recipes from Boston's Flour bakery and Myers+Chang restaurant. Inspired by her husband Christopher Myers' love of Taiwanese food, these...

The Last Divine by Melanie JacksonA centuries-old deal with the Dark Man has driven Christopher Marlowe into exile, leaving him rootless and isolated. When Edy Chenowth sets out to complete her...

Gardening doesn't have to be pleasant. In fact, many contemporary gardens now showcase a crisp, clean style with harder planting and landscaping, and a water-wise attitude. Sharp Gardening by...

A tense and twisted mystery awaits in this gripping debut novel by Christopher Brookmyre. When a dead body is discovered in a Glasgow alleyway, the local police are left with a puzzling case that...

This comprehensive introduction to Stoic ethics offers a fresh perspective on the ancient philosophy, combining theoretical explanations with practical guidance for everyday life. Christopher Gill...

The Longest Night of Charlie Noon by Christopher Edge is a gripping mystery that unfolds in the heart of the woods. Three friends, determined to uncover the truth, find themselves trapped in a...

Morgoth's Ring is the first volume in a two-part collection that documents the later writing of The Silmarillion. This epic tale explores the history of Middle-earth, from the time when Tolkien...

Radwa Ashour's novel weaves together the history of Granada and Arabic culture with a powerful narrative. Set against the backdrop of the arrival of Christopher Columbus, the story follows the family...

The Santiago Pilgrimage follows one man's journey along the 800km Northern Way to Santiago de Compostela. A path less crowded than the usual pilgrimage route, this route runs along the Basque and...

Serenity Smith arrives at her long-lost relative's French estate with a determination to uncover the truth about her late parents. However, she soon finds herself facing resistance from those who...

For those who aspire to excellence, achieving greatness is within reach. According to Dr. Christopher S. Ahmad, it's not about natural ability, but rather hard work and diligent practice.This book...

The Shakespeare Revue is an enchanting collection of witty music and skits about the Bard. First devised for and performed by the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1994, this show has been a hit with...

The Home Place by Brian Friel A tense and emotional drama set in 1878, exploring the complex relationships within a family and community. When Christopher Gore's English cousin arrives at their home,...

The waters of the Hellespont divide two young lovers. Hero, a handmaiden in service to Venus, is spotted by Leander at a festival commemorating the goddess's love for Adonis. Cupid's arrow strikes...

Ink Stains: A Dark Literary Fiction Anthology, Volume 6 explores the consequences of crossing the line between good and evil, guilt and innocence, real and unreal, life and death.This collection of...

Errans Going Astray, Being Adrift, Coming to Nothing by Christoph F. E. Holzhey and Arnd Wedemeyer explores the concept of error in various disciplines and practices. The authors examine the...

Abbot Christopher Jamison offers guidance on finding happiness through monastic wisdom in this thought-provoking book.In an era where happiness is increasingly valued, Abbot Jamison explores the...

A Year at Clove Brook Farm offers a year's worth of advice and inspiration for sustainable living, from renowned ceramicist Christopher Spitzmiller. This book takes readers through the changing...

Gripping and emotionally charged, Ghost Children is a poignant exploration of love, loss, and regret. Seventeen years ago, Angela Carr made an impossible choice, one that has haunted her ever since...

When disaster strikes or personal tragedy occurs, Christians may struggle to reconcile their faith with the apparent absence of God's presence. This question has puzzled people from various...

Anton Chekhov's Uncle Vanya is a poignant and thought-provoking play that explores the complexities of human relationships. In this new version by Christopher Hampton, the timeless themes of love,...

Christopher De Vinck's powerful account of his life with his brother is a heart-wrenching and ultimately uplifting story of love and devotion.Born severely handicapped, Oliver de Vinck was given...

Christoph Friedrich Blumhardt reflects on his father's legacy and their shared vision for the Holy Spirit's power in this unique exploration of their thought and experience. Blumhardt examines the...

The Sisters #8 My NEW Big Sister by Christophe Cazenove is a humorous tale about sibling rivalry and bonding. Younger sister Maureen has found a new companion to replace her sister Wendy when she's...

Christoph Gufler's Weinland Südtirol Geschichten, Lagen, Sorten is a comprehensive guide to the wine regions and varieties of South Tyrol. First published in 2019 by Edition Raetia, this book offers...

The First Christmas by Christopher Berry tells the story of George and Georgina's search for the true meaning of Christmas. Granny shares her final tale with them, revealing a magical encounter...

Ubu Is King! by Christopher Carter Sanderson is a condensed one-act version of a renowned play. This intense production has been well-received in New York City and internationally, with great reviews...

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...

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,...

Teaching Romans Volume 2: Unlocking Romans 9-16 for the Bible Teacher by Christopher Ash. This practical guide provides the tools you need to understand and communicate the key themes and...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

Conversations by Christopher Bollas presents a unique literary form, featuring twenty-three dialogues that explore our interpersonal engagements. Through these conversations, we gain insight into the...

Christopher Southgate's poetry offers profound insights into human experience and spiritual themes. This collection brings together new and selected poems that explore the complexities of faith,...

The Italian Renaissance and the Origin of the Humanities: An Intellectual History by Christopher S. Celenza This comprehensive intellectual history explores the development of the humanities in Italy...

Going Back brings together a diverse range of voices and perspectives in a unique anthology. The collection features extracts from notable writers, including Richard Russo, Claire Vaye Watkins,...

A beautiful little book in every way, The Book of Wild Flowers is a celebration of British wild flowers and their place in the landscape. Illustrator Angie Lewin and author Christopher Stocks explore...

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...

The Universe in Your Hand takes us on a journey to the very edges of existence. From the surface of our dying sun to the depths of distant black holes, Christophe Galfard guides us through the...

The Sacred Enneagram: Finding Your Unique Path to Spiritual Growth by Christopher L. Heuertz Discover the spiritual depth of the Enneagram and unlock your unique path to growth. This guide helps you...

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...

Annabel Christopher appears to be the epitome of glamour: a celebrated actress with a devoted husband. However, beneath her polished image, Annabel's life is one of carefully constructed illusions...

The Voice of the Eagle: The Heart of Celtic ChristianityJohn Scotus Eriugena's Homily on the Prologue to the Gospel of St John is a profound exploration of the meaning and purpose of creation,...