895 results for 'Howell, Dorothy'

In 1920s London's Mecklenburgh Square, a group of five remarkable women came together to forge their own paths. H.D., Dorothy L. Sayers, Jane Harrison, Eileen Power and Virginia Woolf formed a...

Perplexing Plots explores how crime fiction, plays, and films have made unconventional narrative mainstream. Since the nineteenth century, detective stories and suspense thrillers have allowed...

Wartime Women: A Mass-Observation Anthology 1937-45 by Dorothy Sheridan explores the everyday experience of women living through World War II. Drawing from the archives of the Mass-Observation...

The Utopians: Six Attempts to Build the Perfect Society by Anna Neima In the aftermath of World War I, six charismatic individuals embarked on ambitious projects to create utopian communities. These...

The Challenge of Attachment for Caregiving by Dorothy Heard and Brian Lake offers a new perspective on attachment theory, exploring its implications for caregiving and human development. This book...

With the Ulster Division in France From Bordon to Thiepval is a personal account of one soldier's experience during World War I. Captain A.P.I. Samuels, who was part of the 11th Royal Irish Rifles...

Whispering Hills of Love by Dorothy Wiley is a heart-wrenching tale of survival and romance set against the stunning backdrop of Kentucky's wilderness. Kelly McGuffin, an innocent victim of violence...

The development of English merchant shipping between 1460 and 1540 was a period of significant growth for England as a European power. This study by Dorothy Burwash provides a comprehensive history...

The Phillips Collection: A New Century of Artistic Expression. In 2021, the Phillips Collection celebrated its centennial, marking a milestone in the history of modern art in America. To commemorate...

Shipyard Girls Under the Mistletoe by Nancy Revell As Christmas approaches in 1944, the promise of victory draws closer for those living and working in Sunderland. For Dorothy, this festive season...

Amy Gumm's mission to save Oz has only just begun. After killing Dorothy and escaping to the twisted land of Ev, Amy finds herself in a desperate fight for survival. Her original goal may have been...

The Time is Always Now: Artists Reframe the Black Figure by Ekow Eshun brings together 22 leading black artists working in the UK and US, whose practice foregrounds the Black figure. This publication...

Teenagers Learn What They Live is a practical guide for parents navigating the challenges of adolescence. Drawing on their experience and expertise, Drs Dorothy Law Nolte and Rachel Harris offer a...

Yule: A Celebration of Light and Warmth by Dorothy Morrison explores the magic of the Yuletide season, weaving together holiday lore from around the world and throughout history. This collection of...

Understood Betsy by Dorothy Canfield Fisher is a heartwarming story about a young girl's journey of self-discovery. Elizabeth Ann, nicknamed Betsy, lives with her father's aunt, who expects her to...

The God Dialogues: A Philosophical Journey by Torin Alter and Robert J. Howell is an engaging exploration of the existence of God. This thought-provoking book presents a comprehensive debate,...

When Matt Bright, an 11-year-old runaway, is rescued by Samantha Cooper and taken to her home, Craven Manor, he has no idea he's entering a trap. Matt soon discovers that he's in grave danger, and...

Ceri has a way of inspiring others to follow their hearts. She's given up her life in London to start anew in Leeds, but Ceri's bad habit is making it difficult for her to stick to her plans. When...

In 1939, Paris was a city of love and deception. For Hollywood actress Drue Leyton, married to Frenchman Jacques Tartière, life as an expatriate seemed idyllic. But when her husband is dispatched to...

Amish Quilts and the Welsh Connection by Dorothy Osler explores the intriguing connection between two quilting traditions: those of the Amish in America and the Welsh in Britain. Over 90 images...

Dark Tales - Volume 1 by Dorothy Davies brings together a chilling collection of short stories that explore the darker corners of human nature. This superb anthology is not for those seeking gentle...

The Mississippi Constitutional Convention of 1890 marked a pivotal moment in the state's history, shaping its transition from the nineteenth century to the twentieth. In Sowing the Wind, Dorothy...

A Presumption of Death by Dorothy L. Sayers and Jill Paton Walsh is a gripping mystery set against the backdrop of wartime England. In 1940, Lady Peter Wimsey and her children have taken refuge in...

Viruses: The Invisible Enemy by Dorothy H. Crawford explores how these minute entities can damage and kill, and how we can fight them. As humans have evolved from hunter-gatherer to farmer to urban...

Matthew Krishanu's first trade monograph presents a collection of paintings that explore themes of childhood, identity, and the legacy of European colonialism. Through delicate washes of color and...

Another Man's Child by June Francis In 1909, Molly May escapes her difficult past to start anew in Burscough Bridge. However, her life is soon complicated when she becomes the wet nurse to Nathan...

Five classic thrillers from the 1960s that showcase the genre's literary and psychological possibilities. This collection brings together nine novels of astonishing variety and inventiveness, each...

Health, Civilization, and the State: A History of Public Health from Ancient to Modern Times by Dorothy Porter explores the development of public health provision in Britain, Continental Europe, and...

American Jewelry Manufacturers by Dorothy T. Rainwater provides an invaluable resource for those seeking to understand the history and identification of American jewelry. Using old trade journals and...

Dorothy L. Hodgson examines the history of legal ideas and institutions in Tanzania, exploring how they reflect elite ideas about gender, culture, and social change. She draws on evidence from Maasai...

Between the two world wars, mass media transformed the way people consumed entertainment and culture. One notable phenomenon was the rise of celebrity, which spread to writers as much as actors. This...

John Francis Bentley: Architect of Westminster Cathedral By Peter Howell This biography tells the story of John Francis Bentley, the architect behind one of London's most iconic landmarks. Born in...

Dorothy Vaughan, Mary Jackson, Katherine Johnson, and Christine Darden were exceptionally skilled mathematicians who played a crucial role in NASA's historic achievements. Despite facing significant...

Sixteen modern fiction superstars shine a startling light on the romance and pain of the infamous literary pair Heathcliff and Cathy. Short stories to stir the heart and awaken vital conversation...

Set against the intriguing backdrop of 1830s London society, Miss Caroline Morton is back in high-society circles as a lady's companion and amateur sleuth. Her latest employer's daughter, Dorothy...

Cece Solarin and her family have arrived in Brighton, ready to start anew. However, their new neighbourhood holds a dark secret. Just three weeks earlier, Yvonne was almost murdered at the local...

The Anatomy of Grief: Understanding the Human Experience After Loss Dorothy P. Holinger's book explores what happens to the human self after the death of a loved one, shedding light on the effects of...

Foster James wakes up in a strange country house with a hangover from hell. He assumes he's been sent to rehab again, but things take a dark turn when he's punched by Ernest Hemingway. As Foster...

Wild Hope by Marisa Bate tells the story of a woman's life, one that was marked by hope and resilience in the face of adversity. A photograph taken in 1974 reveals an untold story about her mother's...

Rockstars Nativity in Blacklight by Joe Harris is a dark fantasy comic that delves into the untold mysteries and secret histories of rock 'n' roll. When a series of unsolved murders from the 1970s...

Sean Latham's "Am I a Snob?" explores the evolution of the literary snob through the works of five key authors: William Makepeace Thackeray, Oscar Wilde, Virginia Woolf, James Joyce, and Dorothy...

The Social Origins of Language by Robert M. Seyfarth and Dorothy L. Cheney explores how human language evolved from the need for social communication. This groundbreaking work proposes that key...

City Songs and American Life, 1900-1950 by Michael L.asser explores the urban sensibility that defines the Great American Songbook. During the first half of the twentieth century, songwriters such as...

The Female Gaze: A Collection of Essays on Fifty-Two Movies Made by Women Alicia Malone explores the concept of the "female gaze" in film, asking what the world looks like through the lens of women...

Fear for Miss Betony by Dorothy Bowers is a gripping mystery novel that follows the story of Emma Betony, a former governess living in quiet retirement. When two unexpected letters arrive, one from a...

A graphic novel collaboration between Andy Weir and Sarah Andersen brings together three beloved characters from classic worlds in a humorous and inventive journey. Alice, Wendy, and Dorothy team up...

The Smithsonian Institution's first permanent exhibition on pop culture is now in book form. Entertainment Nation brings together nearly 300 breathtaking objects from the world of music, television,...

Dr Steven Dunbar, a former Special Forces medic and chief investigator with the Sci-Med Inspectorate, has been investigating anomalies in medical research funding. His attention is drawn to Professor...

Jimmy McHugh: A Life in Song Alyn Shipton's biography captures the life and career of Jimmy McHugh, a prolific composer who wrote songs for many famous entertainers. From his early days in Boston to...

Pearson Field has played a significant role in aviation history. From its early days with the arrival of an airship in 1905 to the flying of a plane off the Multnomah Hotel in 1912, the field has...

More Letters of Note is a rich and inspiring collection that reveals the power of letters to convey our deepest thoughts and emotions.These letters, spanning centuries and cultures, deliver a mix of...

Dorothy Rowe's 'Beyond Fear' offers a profound exploration of the human experience, revealing how our greatest fear can hold us back from living a fulfilling life. First published in 1987, this...

Good Booty: Love and Sex, Black and White, Body and Soul in American Music by Ann Powers explores how popular music shapes fundamental American ideas and beliefs. Through its sweeping history, Powers...

Dorothy Dandridge, Pam Grier, Whoopi Goldberg, Oprah Winfrey and Halle Berry are five African American women whose careers have shaped the representation of blackness and womanhood in film. This...

The Rocking P Ranch and the Second Cattle Frontier in Western Canada brings to life the story of one of Alberta's most ambitious family ranches. Founded by Roderick Riddle Macleay in 1900, the...

Dorothy Dunnett's The Disorderly Knights is a gripping tale of romance and intrigue set against the backdrop of 16th-century Malta. In the midst of a brewing conflict, Francis Crawford of Lymond...

Mary Leakey was fascinated by the world millions of years ago. She wondered what life was like for early humans and dinosaurs. As a young girl growing up in France, Mary visited famous archaeological...

The Book Forger: The True Story of a Literary Crime that Fooled the World A true detective story from the age of Agatha Christie and Dorothy L. Sayers, this book reveals the literary crime that...

Dick and Angel Strawbridge's dream of living in France became a reality when they fell in love with a 19th-century fairytale château, complete with 45 rooms, seven outbuildings, 12 acres of land and...

Letters in a Suitcase offers a unique glimpse into the lives of three siblings during a pivotal period in history. From 1939 to 1948, Douglas Heelas recounts his experiences as he joins the army...

Mrs Pollifax Unveiled by Dorothy Gilman is a gripping tale of espionage and adventure. When a young American woman disappears in Damascus, Mrs Pollifax takes on her most high-stakes mission yet,...

This concise reader in sociological theory brings together essential writings from key theorists to provide an engaging introduction to the dynamic breadth of classical and contemporary sociological...

Mark David Chapman's life was a complex web of fantasy and reality. In "Let Me Take You Down", Jack Jones delves into the mind of the man who killed John Lennon, revealing the events leading up to...

Christian Anarchist Ammon Hennacy, A Life on the Catholic Left A remarkable figure whose politics prefigured today's social justice and progressive movements, Ammon Hennacy was a vocal opponent of...

The Illuminati: The Counter Culture Revolution - From Secret Societies to WikiLeaks and Anonymous By Robert Howells For centuries, secret societies have emerged as counter forces to those in power...

A collection of official portraits of Queen Elizabeth II, spanning her life from childhood to the present day, offers a unique visual journey through the life of Britain's foremost icon. The National...

The Life You Save May Be Your Own: An American Pilgrimage by Paul Elie This book tells the story of four modern American Catholics who transformed their search for God into works of literature...

The Land of Remorse: A Study of Southern Italian Tarantism by Ernesto De Martino is a seminal work in the field of ethnology. This 2005 edition, translated by Dorothy Zinn, presents a comprehensive...

Cinderella's Sisters: A Revisionist History of Footbinding by Dorothy Ko presents a fascinating and nuanced exploration of a centuries-old practice. This meticulously researched history challenges...

Elphaba, the spellbinding prequel to Wicked, now available. This book inspired the hit musical phenomenon and is now a major movie sensation. Book 1 in a new collector's edition of the Wicked Years...

Dorothy Thompson's collection of essays offers a unique perspective on English social history, exploring the complexities of class, gender, and nation. Spanning over 25 years of writing, these essays...

The Spring of the Ram is the second book in Dorothy Dunnett's standalone prequel series to her acclaimed Lymond Chronicles. Set in Continental Europe, this novel follows the ancestors of Francis...

Milo lives on board the magical train, the Quip, which uses the power of imagination to travel through both Story and the real world. His uncle, Horatio, owns the train and has been involved in some...

The Tour is a captivating tale of unexpected encounters and personal revelations set against the vibrant backdrop of Ireland. When Conor O'Shea leads a group of American visitors on a high-end tour...

This collection of biographical essays explores the lives and works of twentieth-century writers and artists, with a particular focus on the influential Bloomsbury Group. Through detailed research...

Thursdays at Orange Blossom House is a heartwarming story of friendship and family, set in tropical Queensland. At 74, former cane farmer Grace Maud feels her age and isolation, while high school...

Rachel Carson's groundbreaking work Silent Spring had a profound impact on our relationship with the natural world. Her meticulously researched book exposed the devastating effects of pesticides like...

Spiritual Socialism: A New Perspective on the American Left Vaneesa Cook explores an often-overlooked intellectual and political tradition that challenges common perceptions about the American left...

The Shetland Poisonings is the fifth book in Marsali Taylor's Shetland Sailing Mysteries series. A murder mystery unfolds on the opening night of a touring opera, with tensions backstage running...

The Golden Age of Murder by Martin Edwards explores the fascinating world of the Detection Club, a social network of crime writers who redefined detective fiction during the 1920s and 1930s. Through...

Charles Courtley was a man with many enemies. His violent outbursts and bullying behavior had driven his family and employees to resentment, and even the local community felt threatened by his...

The hunt for the origin of HIV/AIDS began over twenty years ago, taking researchers on a global journey to unravel the story of how the virus first infected humans. Dorothy H. Crawford's...

A Book Club to Die For by Dorothy St. James is a gripping mystery that follows Trudell Becket as she navigates a complex web of relationships and secrets when a member of an exclusive book club is...

The Architectural Association in the Postwar Years by Patrick Zamariàn Following World War II, the Architectural Association (AA) emerged as a leading British school of architecture with truly global...

The Spoilage: Japanese-American Evacuation and Resettlement During World War II by Dorothy Swaine Thomas and Richard Nishimoto During World War II, 110,000 citizens and resident aliens of Japanese...

The Shipyard Girls on the Home Front by Nancy Revell As the war effort intensifies in Europe, the shipyard girls face new challenges on the home front. Gloria is reunited with her sweetheart, but her...

Understanding Your Social Style for Better Work Relationships This book helps you assess your behavior patterns and use that knowledge to manage others more effectively. Robert Bolton and Dorothy...

The Essential Directors: A Compendium of Hollywood's Most Influential Filmmakers This comprehensive guide explores the style, achievements, and landmark films of cinema's most influential directors...

The Ophthalmic Study Guide for Nurses and Health Professionals by Dorothy Field and Marina Forbes is a comprehensive introduction to ophthalmology, updated to reflect changes in practice since its...

The Book of the Ancient Greeks: An Introduction to the Civilization and History of Greece from the Coming of the Greeks to the Conquest of Corinth in 146 B.C. This comprehensive history of Ancient...

Dorothy Eady, known to friends as Omm Sety, was a remarkable woman who lived a life of adventure and discovery in 19th Dynasty Egypt. Her experiences, as recorded in her diaries, reveal a deep...

Old Girls Behaving Badly by Kate Galley is a heartwarming and humorous story about a woman's quest for a new role in life. After her husband's surprise departure, Gina Knight must find a new purpose...

Standing in the Rainbow A Novel by Fannie Flagg is set against the backdrop of post-war America. In the small town of Elmwood Springs, Missouri, life is full of secrets and surprises. Neighbour...

The Late Scholar by Jill Paton Walsh and Dorothy Leigh Sayers is a cleverly plotted mystery that brings together two intriguing characters. Lord Peter Wimsey, a charismatic figure with a penchant for...

El libro de la señorita Buncle es una divertida y crítica descripción de la vida en un pequeño pueblo inglés. La historia sigue al personaje principal, una mujer llamada Barbara Buncle, que decide...