1744 results for 'Louis MacNeice'

Open This Book in the Event of Boredom is an activity book designed for grown-ups looking to shake off boredom. With 128 pages of puzzles, games and challenges, it's the perfect companion for anyone...

The Philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche by Henry Louis Mencken is a comprehensive exploration of one of history's most influential thinkers. Due to Nietzsche's distinctive style and provocative ideas,...

Robert Louis Stevenson's The Scottish Novels offer a profound exploration of his native country and its people. This collection includes four seminal works: Kidnapped and its sequel Catriona, which...

In a prison in Occupied France during World War II, a brutal order is given: every tenth inmate is to be executed. To survive, Louis Chavel, a wealthy lawyer, makes a desperate bargain, trading...

Moondog: A Life of Music and EccentricityThis biography celebrates one of the most improbable lives of the twentieth century, that of Louis Thomas Hardin, aka Moondog. Born blind and homeless,...

Retrace the steps of Robert Louis Stevenson with J. Maarten Troost in this humorous and poignant account of one man's journey to find himself.A return to the South Pacific after struggling with...

Richard Wagner New Light on a Musical Life by John Louis DiGaetani offers a fresh perspective on the life of 19th-century German composer Richard Wagner. Re-examining his life in light of new...

The battle between good and evil has rarely been so entertaining. This comedic adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's story brings a fresh perspective to the story.Written by Burt Grinstead and Anna...

The Refugees - A Tale of Two Continents A historical novel that explores the intersection of two continents during a pivotal moment in European history. Set against the backdrop of Louis XIV's reign...

Notes from a Child Psychologist offers a unique insight into the work of a child psychologist over three decades. Through ten composite case studies, Dr. Louis Propp takes readers through the...

Discover the story behind one of history's most infamous queens in this engaging graphic novel. Who Was Raised to Be the Queen of France? tells the tale of Marie Antoinette's journey as she prepares...

Lonigan Stories is a collection of short stories by Louis L'Amour, celebrating the men who worked the great cattle ranches of the American West.These tales feature rugged individuals like Dan Regan,...

Cujo: The Untold Story of My Life on and Off the IceA revealing memoir that takes readers behind the scenes of an NHL superstar's journey. Curtis Joseph, known affectionately to hockey fans around...

W. E. B. Du Bois's seminal essay challenges prevailing narratives of black history, offering a revisionist exploration of the experiences and culture of African Americans.Published in 2014, this...

Ultimate Piano Solos brings together over 50 popular piano solos in one comprehensive collection. Suitable for intermediate players, this book features a range of timeless pieces, from Beethoven's...

Set against the tumultuous backdrop of 17th-century France, Merchants of Virtue tells the story of Jeanne, a woman whose very way of life is under threat. As Louis XIV's soldiers seek to forcibly...

The God That Failed by Richard Howard Stafford Crossman A collection of essays by six influential writers who turned against communism, offering insight into the personal and intellectual struggles...

The Oxford Book of Scottish Short Stories brings together a diverse range of tales that showcase the vitality of Scottish storytelling. From traditional stories to modern voices, this anthology...

Theodore Gericault 101 Paintings and DrawingsA comprehensive overview of the life and work of French painter Jean-Louis André Théodore Géricault, known for his influential paintings such as "The Raft...

Henry III tells the story of Sir Thomas of Stockton's quest for revenge after losing his son. He sets out across the seas to France, where he becomes embroiled in the life of a French lord and meets...

The Vikings have discovered the riches of the Cotentin Peninsula and are not going to be moved without a fight. Sailing the seas they raid the Caliphate of Cordoba as well as Wessex and Aquitaine. A...

The Boatmore Butcher by Louis Stephenson is a gripping horror novel that follows three paramedics as they become embroiled in a bizarre and terrifying mystery unfolding in an island town.As the team...

Exploring the often-overlooked contributions of women to Christian theology and mysticism, Louis Bouyer delves into the lives and writings of five influential female figures.The Church's history has...

Learn to play piano with confidence and skill using Hanon Complete.This comprehensive guide provides beginner piano instruction, covering essential techniques and exercises to help you progress at...

Tales of Adventure by Robert Louis Stevenson is a collection of stories that showcase the author's remarkable gift for crafting compelling narratives. From the gripping opening of Treasure Island, to...

Discover the possibilities of building and living in your own Shipping Container Home with this comprehensive guide. Louis Meier takes you through each step of the process, from planning to...

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde represents a profound exploration of human nature, one that has resonated deeply with readers for over 150 years. At its core, this story reveals the dualities that exist...

Chicago Jazz: A Cultural History, 1904-1930This comprehensive history of jazz in Chicago explores how the city became a major center for the genre in the 1920s. William Howland Kenney examines the...

Unbroken: An Extraordinary True Story of Courage and SurvivalAgainst the odds, one young man survived a catastrophic plane crash in the Pacific Ocean in 1943. From child delinquent to Olympic...

Robert Louis Stevenson's witty and seminal essay on the joys of idleness is accompanied by his writings on other aspects of life. This collection offers an invitation to reject the work ethic and...

A Child's Garden of Verses by Robert Louis Stevenson is a timeless collection of poems that celebrate the joys and wonders of childhood. This beautifully illustrated edition brings together 64 poems,...

The Man from the Broken Hills A Novel by Louis L'AmourA long-standing feud comes to a head when Milo Talon, an outlaw with a score to settle, finds himself at odds with Hank Rossiter, a man he once...

This comprehensive collection of pre-classic dance forms provides a unique insight into the evolution of movement and expression in the early 20th century. Louis Horst's work showcases a range of...

Flip the System UK: A Teachers' Manifesto by Lucy Rycroft-Smith and Jean-Louis Dutaut A call to action for teachers, policymakers, and anyone passionate about education. This book tackles the...

Chancy A Novel by Louis L'Amour is a gripping tale of survival and redemption. When Chancy defends his cattle with a shotgun, he inadvertently takes possession of a pistol with a dark history. As the...

Collection Des Plus Belles Compositions de Lepautre features 124 exquisite black-and-white illustrations showcasing the lavish devices and grand sweep of Louis IV-era Baroque design. This collection...

Louis Armstrong's autobiographical writings offer a unique window into his life and art. This comprehensive analysis explores how Armstrong performed his story across various media and for different...

The Boy Who Lost His Face by Louis Sachar tells the story of David, who tries to fit in with his peers but ends up facing ridicule and isolation. After a prank goes wrong, he becomes the target of...

Faber Stories presents three enchanting tales retold by acclaimed American poet Marianne Moore. Originally written for the niece of Louis XIV, these classic stories are reimagined with vivid imagery...

Surveying the scholarly work on the Gospel of John, James Louis Martyn offers his own reading of this fourth gospel. Part of the New Testament Library series, this volume provides authoritative...

Africa and the Victorians: The Official Mind of Imperialism A new edition of a seminal work of history that challenges our understanding of imperialism. This book provides a unique account of the...

Tiffany Lamps Coloring Pages for Kids and Kids at Heart brings to life the iconic style of Louis Comfort Tiffany's leaded stained glass lamps. Created by Hands-On Art History, this coloring book...

Notre-Dame de Paris Rebirth of the Legendary Gothic CathedralA unique and exclusive look at the disastrous fire in April 2019 and the subsequent restoration efforts, from Magnum photographer Patrick...

The Authority of Canon: A Study of Vedic Interpretation. This book explores the complex relationship between authority and anxiety in the interpretation of Hindu scripture, the Vedas. By examining...

Sir Josse d'Aquin is summoned to support King John in the 17th and final Hawkenlye mystery. September 1216 sees England divided, with some supporting the rebel barons and Prince Louis of France,...

The Monster of Lake LaMetrieA short story from the Cryptofiction Classics series, this tale is told through extracts of a diary written by a professor and medical doctor. It recounts a terrifying...

A Child's Garden of Verses by Robert Louis Stevenson is a poignant collection of sixty-five poems that evoke the loneliness and wonder of childhood.Written in response to his own experiences as a...

The Secret of Mary by Saint Louis Grignon de Montfort is a short yet powerful guide to true devotion to Mary. This book offers an excellent means of attaining holiness and salvation, a path followed...

Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and Other Stories Annotated EditionA chilling tale of murder, split personality, and obscure science, this 1886 novella has enthralled generations with its...

IBM's remarkable turnaround under Louis V. Gerstner's leadership is a testament to effective management and strategic decision-making.This book offers a unique case study of Gerstner's experience at...

This dramatic adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's horror story explores the transformation of Dr Jekyll into the dark Mr Hyde. A single actor takes on both roles, allowing pupils to understand...

Jim Hawkins sets sail in search of buried treasure and adventure, but finds himself caught up in a deadly mutiny. He must outwit the cunning pirate Long John Silver to stay alive.This retelling of...

Published in 1899, The Philadelphia Negro: A Social Study is a landmark in empirical sociological research that documents the living circumstances of urban Black Americans. This groundbreaking work...

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...

A landmark work of Marxist analysis, Reading Capital is a thorough reconstruction of Western Marxism from its foundations. First published in 1965, this influential text by Louis Althusser presents a...

Set against the rugged backdrop of the American West, this collection of novellas explores the complexities and challenges faced by those who shaped the country's early history.From the perils of...

French Armies of the Thirty Years' War 1618-48 by Stéphane ThionThis revised edition explores the development of the French Army, one of Europe's first standing forces, from 1617 to 1648. The period...

A Scented Palace: The Secret History of Marie Antoinette's PerfumerDiscover the untold story of Jean-Louis Fargeon, the perfumer who captured the heart of Marie Antoinette. From his humble beginnings...

The Pocket Guide to Neuroscience for Clinicians is a concise and accessible guide to the key concepts in neuroscience that mental health professionals need to know. Louis Cozolino draws on his...

A Child's Garden of Verses by Robert Louis Stevenson is a collection of poems written for children. Stevenson's unique approach to writing for young readers was characterized by his lack of...

Thirteen new stories from Ben Marcus explore moments of redemption in a world that can sometimes feel nightmarish. In "The Grow-Light Blues," a man finds love after being disfigured by his employer's...

Louis Armstrong's autobiography is a milestone in jazz literature, tracing the development of jazz and offering an early American perspective. Written by Armstrong himself, with input from...

The Strange Case of R L Stevenson by Richard Woodhead A consultant physician's fascination with Robert Louis Stevenson's life and work led to an intriguing exploration of the author's symptoms...

La nueva ciencia de curar by Louis Kuhne is a comprehensive approach to understanding and treating diseases. By focusing on eliminating symptoms before they appear, this method aims to prevent and...

The Shadow Emperor: A Biography of Napoléon IIIA bold and revisionist biography that sheds new light on the often-overlooked reign of Louis-Napoléon III, who revolutionized France's state and economy...

The Social Neuroscience of Education: Optimizing Attachment and Learning in the Classroom by Louis J. Cozolino explores how the brain learns best throughout life, from early schooling to late...

Dr. Charles Calisher's book offers a compelling history of early virus research, focusing on the development of understanding viruses and their impact on human health.The author explores how...

Set against the rugged backdrop of the American West, Long Ride Home Stories is a collection of gripping tales that explore the complexities of human nature. In this gripping anthology, Louis L'Amour...

The Wrong Box is a darkly comedic novel written by Robert Louis Stevenson and his step-son Lloyd Osbourne. Published in 1889, it tells the story of two brothers who are among the last survivors of a...

The Days of the Voice of the Seventh Angel by Reuben Muhammad presents mathematical and scriptural evidence for the divinely ordained significance of two prominent figures. This book explores the...

Robert Louis Stevenson's Island Landfalls explores the complexities of colonialism and cultural clashes in 19th-century South Seas. This collection of three imaginative works - The Bottle Imp, The...

This comprehensive introduction to quantum mechanics is presented in a clear and engaging style, with a range of examples and anecdotes to illustrate key concepts. Professor Jean-Louis Basdevant's...

In 1941 England, rookie reporter Edie York is determined to write the front-page news. Instead, she finds herself at the centre of a mystery when she discovers a body on the moors. Edie's...

Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson is a story of adventure and greed. A young boy's life is changed forever when he discovers a treasure map, leading him to join a crew of buccaneers in search...

Humanistic Approaches to Multiculturalism and Diversity Perspectives on Existence and Difference By Louis Hoffman, Heatherlyn Cleare-Hoffman, Nathaniel Granger, and David St. John This book explores...

How to Use Work Group Supervision to Improve Early Years Practice offers a new approach to supervision as a collaborative process, helping practitioners reflect and improve their own practice. Stella...

The Age of Rights by Louis Henkin explores the key issues and developments in international human rights and US domestic law, comparing concepts and conditions across various parts of the world. A...

A Child's Garden of Verses by Robert Louis Stevenson is a treasured collection of poems that celebrate the joys and simplicity of childhood. This special edition features 60 classic verses, from...

Dogs Don't Tell Jokes by Louis Sachar is a humorous tale about a young boy who dreams of becoming a stand-up comedian. Despite his classmates' doubts, Gary W. Boone is determined to showcase his...

A beautifully illustrated book featuring the iconic song lyrics from "What a Wonderful World", accompanied by joyful illustrations. This charming book follows a young boy's journey as he discovers...

The Art of Forecasting Using Solar Returns by Anthony Louis is an in-depth study of this technique. The author draws on his experience to provide clear examples and numerous case histories, making...

Follow your shadow as it follows you everywhere. From inside to outside, climbing up the stairs or jumping into bed, it's always there.This charming picture book brings Robert Louis Stevenson's...

Documentary: A History of the Non-fiction Film by Erik Barnouw. First published in 1993, this comprehensive work explores the history of documentary films from their inception to the present day. Now...

The Exorcist Diary: The True Story A chilling account of one of the most infamous supernatural cases in history. This unedited diary chronicles the horrific story of possession and exorcism, as...

Napoleon Bonaparte's life and career are revealed in this firsthand account by his close friend and advisor. From his rise to power to his eventual downfall, Louis Antoine Fauvelet de Bourrienne...

Conviction's Net of Branches: Essays on the Objectivist Poets and Poetry by Michael Heller. This collection explores the modernist roots of the Objectivist tradition, shedding light on the work of...

At this secondary school, students are divided into predators and prey. Amidst the fragile peace maintained by friendships, who will become the Beastar, destined to lead in a society plagued by...

Sidney Bechet's life story is a testament to the power of music, as expressed in his own words. A virtuosic clarinetist and soprano saxophonist, Bechet was a key figure in the development of New...

Louis Dumont's Homo Hierarchicus presents a profound analysis of the Indian caste system and its underlying principles. By exploring the intersection of ethnographic data and hierarchical ideology,...

The Principles of Biblical Interpretation by Louis Berkhof provides a comprehensive overview of hermeneutical principles and their application to biblical interpretation. This textbook explores the...

Paradise on the Pike is a gripping mystery set against the vibrant backdrop of the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis.In this fantasy land, Max Eyer finds himself enchanted by the trained animals and...

Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island is an unforgettable adventure that captures the thrill of a sea voyage and a treasure hunt through the eyes of its teenage protagonist, Jim Hawkins. As he...

Robert Louis Stevenson's Edinburgh Picturesque Notes is a unique and insightful work that explores the connection between place and people. Written in 1878, this text was part of a larger movement to...

Covenant with Death is a powerful and moving novel about the human cost of war. Written by John Harris, the book tells the story of ordinary soldiers who enlist to fight for their country, and the...

Louis Sachar's Fuzzy Mud is a darkly comedic thriller that turns the ordinary into the extraordinary. When two unlikely friends decide to take a shortcut through the woods, they stumble upon...

The Gospel of Mark offers a unique perspective on conflict resolution. Many scholars have questioned its relevance to this topic, but Robert R. Beck proposes a new approach by analyzing the narrative...

Richard Bruce Nugent was a writer and artist who lived at the center of the Harlem Renaissance. His work was groundbreaking in its celebration of same-sex desire, as seen in his contribution to the...

Set against the tumultuous backdrop of the Covenanters' 'Killing Times', John Burnet of Barns is a tale of rivalry and survival. When John returns home, he finds himself denounced as an agent of the...

A collection of dark and haunting tales from the world of pirates and ghosts. Buried treasure, greed, and envy can be powerful forces at sea, but they often come with deadly consequences. These...

Pudd'nhead Wilson is a biting social commentary with enduring relevance, set in a Mississippi town during the pre-Civil War era. Twain's satire tackles the complex issue of slavery through a...