1567 results for 'Isaacson, Walter'

Dark Minds: A Charity Collection of Short Stories from Some of Your Favourite Authors A collection of 40 crime and thriller short stories from authors including Louise Jensen, L.J. Ross, Lisa Hall,...

The intertwined lives and writings of prominent twentieth-century Jewish thinkers are explored in this thought-provoking book. Seyla Benhabib examines the careers and works of influential...

Jumbo Stickers for Little Hands: Winter Wonderland is a fun and interactive sticker book featuring 75+ oversized stickers to decorate 11 colorful winter scenes.With its playful illustrations of...

Walter Kaufmann's comprehensive reinterpretation of Hegel's philosophy offers a fresh perspective on one of history's greatest thinkers. This volume brings together the latest discoveries and...

The Disappearance of the Martin Family: A Perplexing Mystery In December 1958, the Martin family vanished while searching for Christmas greens in the Columbia River Gorge. The case, which remains...

Aisha's journey to reunite with her sister June is about to take an unexpected turn. When a calamity threatens to end the world in nine months' time, Aisha and her mother embark on a road trip...

The Mr. Men Go to the Zoo brings together two mischievous characters in one fun-filled adventure. Little Miss Naughty and Mr Mischief are causing trouble at the zoo, making it a day to remember for...

George Plimpton's account of his month-long experiment with professional golf is a witty and engaging exploration of the sport. By joining the tour as an amateur, he gains unique insights into the...

The Gamekeeper's Wife by Clare Flynn A gripping story of love, duty, and sacrifice unfolds in the aftermath of the First World War. Martha Walters, a widow with little to her name, faces the loss of...

The Devil's Feather by Minette Walters is a gripping thriller about a woman who uncovers a dark secret in the midst of chaos. A Reuters correspondent, she has seen her share of violence and...

The Historical Origin of Islam by Walter Williams This book presents an alternative perspective on the historical development of Islam, one that diverges from traditional Islamic theology and...

The House at Capo d'Orso is a meditative exploration of how a house shapes experience and establishes a practice of living. Architect Sebastiano Brandolini invites readers on a tour of his family's...

Authority and Power by B. Tierney A collection of essays that celebrate the legacy of Walter Ullmann, a renowned medieval historian who made significant contributions to papal history and cannon law...

A Journey Through the Yemen and Come General Remarks Upon that Country by Walter Harris. First published in 1893, this account of the author's travels in the Yemen offers a unique perspective on the...

The Cinema of Latin America offers a unique perspective on the diverse cinematic practices of countries across the region. This collection of 24 essays provides an in-depth introduction to the films...

Liam Kirk's first novel was a candid account of his tumultuous relationship with Valerie Walters. Thirteen years later, Valerie reappeared in Liam's life, and he found himself facing the same...

Fighting for Life Contest, Sexuality, and Consciousness by Walter J. Ong is an exploration of the concept of contest, drawing on the author's research into oral and literate cultures, intellectual...

Fernando Pessoa's Book of Disquiet is a seminal work that has profoundly influenced modern thought. First published in 1982, this vast collection of fragments marked a seismic shift in the...

Global Governmentality Governing International Spaces by Wendy Larner and William Walters offers a fresh perspective on power and governance in modern societies. Building on Michel Foucault's ideas,...

Waverley by Walter Scott is a historical novel that explores the complexities of history and its impact on individuals. Set against the backdrop of the Jacobite rising of 1745-6, the story follows...

Walter Rodney's Decolonial Marxism is a collection of previously unpublished essays that span his engagement with Black Power, Ujamaa Villages, and everyday people who fought against colonialism...

Aby Warburg's Mnemosyne Atlas is a groundbreaking work of mixed media assemblage, comprising hundreds of images from antiquity to the Renaissance, arranged in striking juxtapositions. Created during...

George Eliot's Honeymoon explores the complexities of love and redemption in a captivating account of her honeymoon in Venice. In 1880, Mary Ann Evans, aka George Eliot, embarked on a new chapter...

Fleet Elements by Walter Jon Williams is a gripping space opera that redefines the genre. In this epic novel, Williams weaves together elements of military science fiction and interstellar adventure...

Friedrich Nietzsche's notebooks offer a unique glimpse into the mind of one of philosophy's greatest thinkers. This collection brings together a selection of his writings on various subjects,...

Painting Dublin, 1886-1949 offers a fresh perspective on Irish art history, exploring how artists represented their city during a pivotal period. From the shift from empire to republic, this book...

This book introduces 13 Christian spiritual classics that illustrate ordinary steps towards living the Gospel life more fully. Drawing on the rich teaching of various saints and mystics, each chapter...

The Autobiography of My Dead Brother is a poignant and powerful exploration of friendship, loyalty, and loss in a neighborhood plagued by violence and abuse. Through his sketchbook, Jesse grapples...

God in the Dock is a collection of essays by C.S. Lewis, in which he addresses a range of theological and ethical questions. Lewis's Christian vision is evident throughout, as he explores topics such...

The Price by Arthur Miller is a poignant drama about two brothers who reunite in a moment of reckoning. In this powerful play, Victor and Walter confront the past and its consequences, as they sort...

London, 1903. A pair of women are hanged in Holloway Prison for their roles in killing babies. More than thirty years later, Josephine Tey sets out to write a novel about Amelia Sach and Annie...

The Oresteia of Aeschylus by George Thomson and Walter G. Headlam is a two-volume edition that forms part one of this comprehensive collection. This volume contains the original Greek text of the...

Oscar Wilde's "The Happy Prince and Other Tales" is a charming collection of five children's short stories. Beautifully illustrated by Walter Crane, these stories include "The Happy Prince", "The...

The Bogman by Walter Macken A young man's struggle for freedom and individuality is set against the backdrop of rural Ireland in the early 20th century. Orphaned as a child, Cahal Kinsella returns to...

The Scorching Wind by Walter Macken is set against the backdrop of Dublin in 1916, during the tumultuous Easter Rebellion and its aftermath. Against this complex historical context, two young...

Jesus: A Novel by Walter Wangerin is a compelling retelling of Jesus' life and ministry. Told through the perspectives of two close confidantes, Mary and his beloved disciple, this novel provides an...

Walter Benjamin's short stories are gathered in this collection for the first time. The fiction of a renowned critic and philosopher, Benjamin's tales explore the erotic tensions of city life, the...

Lithium: A Doctor, a Drug, and a BreakthroughThe story of lithium's discovery as a cure for bipolar disorder is one of the most important medical breakthroughs of the 20th century, yet it remains...

This collection of essays explores the key sources of the Marxist critique of capitalist civilization and offers a unique understanding of socialism as the only truly human alternative to...

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea is a science fiction novel that explores the limitless possibilities of technology and humanity's place within it. Written by Jules Verne, this extraordinary voyage...

A gripping historical thriller set in Victorian London, The Yard is a chilling tale of terror and suspense. A year after Jack the Ripper's last victim, London is gripped by fear as a new killer...

A diverse and impressive collection of short stories, featuring prize-winning tales from emerging and established writers. Guest editor Amor Towles has curated twenty exceptional stories, showcasing...

A new horror novel from Sunday Times bestselling author Barnaby Walter is set to send chills down your spine. When an overnight camping trip in the woods on Halloween night goes horribly wrong, a...

Walter Benjamin's groundbreaking writings on photography offer a fascinating critique of early photographic methods and aesthetics. This collection includes a new translation of his influential essay...

J.M. Coetzee's Inner Workings gathers together his literary essays from 2000 to 2005, exploring the work of writers from various periods and traditions. The collection delves into the writings of...

Spies of Ambient Light by Charlie Walters is a gripping tale of espionage and self-discovery. In 1939, Claire Calais finds herself at the centre of a world she never knew existed.After discovering...

Walter Scott's epic poem Marmion tells the story of the Battle of Flodden in 1513. Written by Scott as his second major work, it was first published in 1808 and has since become a significant part of...

Gunther Anders' Philosophy of Technology provides a comprehensive exploration of the influential thinker's work. Babette Babich examines Anders' prescient writings on technology, including his...

Debbie Doesn't Do It Anymore by Walter Mosley is a moving portrait of resilience and redemption. After an unexpected event on set, Debbie returns home to find her husband dead and must navigate the...

Turn up the volume and get ready for a wild ride. All Night Long is a rock 'n' roll romance that follows Ginny Walters as she crashes into the world of goth rocker Ash Gore. When their chemistry...

The Architecture of Phantasmagoria: Spectres of the City explores how media shapes our urban experience. In this study, authors Libero Andreotti and Nadir Lahiji argue that understanding the role of...

In "Body of Stars", Laura Maylene Walter crafts an unforgettable debut novel. In a world where female bodies hold the key to the future, one young woman's life is forever changed when she discovers...

Environmental Humanities and the Uncanny explores the concept of the uncanny in literature and religion. This collection brings together key ideas from Sigmund Freud's essay 'The Uncanny', alongside...

As the clock strikes midnight on New Year's Eve in 1940, Walter Gabriel speaks the familiar words that opened the first radio episode of The Archers. For the residents of Ambridge, a village in the...

Walter Pater's Renaissance Studies in Art and Poetry is a seminal work that ignited impassioned debates about art and aesthetics. In this vibrant prose, Pater explores the creations of luminaries...

Walter Burkert's Homo Necans explores the complex and fascinating world of ancient Greek sacrificial ritual and myth. This groundbreaking work is a seminal study in the field of classics, shedding...

A mutilated corpse is discovered on the vast moorlands of the Peak District, leading to a complex and intriguing investigation. Detective Inspector Annie Delamere is tasked with solving the case, but...

A Version of the Truth by Barnaby Walter is a gripping novel that spans two decades. When Julianne discovers a shocking secret about her husband, her world is turned upside down and she's forced to...

Laurence Sterne's masterpiece defies easy categorization with its boundlessly imaginative and absurd wit. This gloriously disordered narrative interweaves the life of Tristram Shandy, his father...

A Sea of Flames by Walter Lucius is a gripping thriller that weaves together three seemingly unrelated stories. Journalist Farah Hafez is driven to uncover another killer story, but at what cost to...

A collection of photographs showcasing iconic and underpublished mid-century interiors, created by influential designers for themselves. These homes, such as those designed by Russel Wright, George...

A harrowing thriller unfolds in Bad Mother, a gripping story about a mother's unrelenting quest for justice. When her daughter goes missing under mysterious circumstances, suburban soccer mom April...

Ernesto Che Guevara's diary of his journey to discover Latin America is a testament to the power of youthful idealism and the human desire for connection. In 1952, the medical student set out on a...

A new map of Scotland's clans has been created by Waverley Books. This colourful, illustrated guide features over 150 registered clan tartans and provides information about Highland dress, the...

The Philosophy of the Plays of Shakespeare Unfolded by Delia Bacon Delia Bacon presents a provocative theory about the authorship of Shakespeare's plays. According to her Baconian theory, these works...

The Beatles as Musicians: Revolver Through the Anthology by Walter Everett provides an in-depth examination of the Fab Four's musical life during their late period, spanning from 1966 to 1970. This...

A gripping thriller that delves into the darker side of human nature. Trust No One by Alex Walters is an addictive and fast-paced novel that follows Marie Donovan as she navigates a treacherous world...

The Modern Recorder Player by Walter van Hauwe is a comprehensive guide to playing the recorder. This instructional book covers the basics of finger movement and technique, providing a solid...

Dope Sick is a powerful novel about the consequences of violence and the possibility of second chances. After a drug deal goes wrong, Lil J finds himself on the run from the law. With his life...

The Cambrian Explosion: Evolution's Big Bang? Or Darwin's Dilemma Walter Starkey presents a thought-provoking exploration of the creation vs. evolution debate, arguing that animals can be understood...

A Companion to the Philosophy of Literature by Garry L. Hagberg and Walter Jost is a comprehensive collection of essays from leading scholars in the field. Organised into key areas, including...

Friedrich Nietzsche's Basic Writings bring together five of his most influential philosophical works, exploring key themes such as nihilism, metaphysics, and morality. This collection features an...

Walter Brueggemann presents Genesis as a single book within the context of biblical revelation, bringing the text close to the faith and ministry of the church. He interprets it as a proclamation of...

Discover the hidden secrets and rich history of Teesdale, one of England's most beautiful Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.This stunning region has been a source of inspiration for writers and...

The Great Migration An American Story by Jacob Lawrence brings together sixty panels from his epic narrative series, created in 1940-1941. This powerful picture book tells the story of...

The Mystery of Life's Origin: The Continuing Controversy Charles B. Thaxton;Walter L. Bradley;Roger L. Olsen Paperback, 485 pages, published 2020 This book explores the enduring mystery of life's...

The Cold Millions A Novel by Jess Walter is set against the backdrop of early 20th century America. In this richly detailed novel, two brothers navigate their lives in Spokane, each with their own...

Brian Cox's poetry collection, Emeritus, is a testament to his passion and creativity. After years of dedication to his teaching career, Cox has now found the freedom to focus on his writing,...

First aired in 1968, Mr. Novak was a groundbreaking television series that paved the way for future dramatic programming.This comprehensive guide to the show features episode guides with vintage...

This collection of essays by Robert Warshow is a seminal work on popular culture, written in the 1960s. Originally appearing as a book in 1962, it showcases the writing of an editor who tragically...

Carmina Burana is a remarkable collection of nearly 250 poems compiled in the thirteenth century. Found in the village of Beuern, this songbook provides valuable insights into the social, spiritual,...

Walter de la Mare's Peacock Pie is an enchanting collection of rhymes for children. Written in 1913, this extensive poetry book features fun and easy-to-learn verses that are sure to entertain young...

The Architectonics of Meaning: Foundations of the New Pluralism by Walter Watson This book presents a systematic approach to philosophical semantics, exploring ways to combine multiple philosophical...

A young man's discovery sets off a chain of events in this gripping murder mystery. Walter finds a dead body and a dead fish in his tutor's pond, leading him to seek help from Charles Murray, an old...

Hank Hammond's life was about to take a drastic turn. A chance encounter with two suspicious individuals and a mysterious crate set off a chain of events that would put his private investigator...

Walter Russell's "The Universal One" presents a groundbreaking Cosmology that unites spiritual cause and scientifically observable effect. This illustrated treatise explains the Mind-centered...

The House of Bernarda Alba by Federico García Lorca and Alice Birch is a radical new version of a modern masterpiece. In this pitch-black drama, five sisters are forced to live under their mother's...

Walter Wykes' Three Plays of the Absurd is a thought-provoking collection of modern myths that delve into the human psyche. Through poetic language and ritualistic storytelling, Wykes creates new...

Circumstantial Evidence: Death, Life, and Justice in a Southern Town by Pete Earley is a gripping true crime story that delves into the darker side of justice in America. In 1986, a young woman was...

In 1968, a pivotal gathering of black radical politics took place in Montreal, amidst protests and war. This historic event brought together activists, writers, and political figures to discuss the...

Walter de la Mare's enchanting collection of fairy tales is now available in an updated edition. Originally published in 1927, Told Again features nineteen classic stories retold with poetic insights...

Walter Sinnott-Armstrong challenges the idea that atheism is incompatible with morality in this thought-provoking exploration. He argues that moral behavior can exist independently of religion and...

Walter B. Cheadle's Journal is a remarkable account of his journey across Canada in 1862-63. Alongside Lord Milton, he traversed the uncharted Yellowhead route, facing numerous challenges as they...

The Renaissance by Walter Pater is a collection of essays that explore the artistic achievements of some of history's most renowned figures. Pater's writings delve into the works of Botticelli,...

The Nice House on the Lake Vol. 1 by James Tynion IV A group of friends, each with their own unique connection to the enigmatic Walter, gather at a beautiful and isolated house on the lake. The...

The Avengers Vol. 9: World War She-Hulk by Jason Aaron. A global crisis has erupted, and the world is more fractured than ever. In response, Russia's mightiest heroes, the Winter Guard, have been...

Winston Churchill's life was marked by numerous close calls, and one man played a crucial role in saving him from harm. This is the story of Walter H. Thompson, Churchill's bodyguard from 1921 until...

The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins A mysterious encounter sets off a chain of events that exposes the dark secrets and sinister intrigues of two men with seemingly charming facades. As Walter...

The Kingdom of the Cults: A Comprehensive Guide to Non-Christian Religions. This authoritative reference tool provides in-depth information on various cults, sects, and religions, helping readers...

Quilt with Tula and Angela: A Start-to-Finish Guide to Piecing and Quilting Using Color and Shape. Discover how to add vibrant color and style to your quilts with this comprehensive guide. Tula...