4429 results for 'Mitchell, Stephen'

The Seafarers A Journey Among Birds by Stephen Rutt In the British Isles, seabirds thrive in some of the most remote and dramatic landscapes. From Arctic terns to fulmars and eiders, these...

The Baroque Pearl by Carole Trezise is set in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly around 1800. A dramatic event sets Stephen on a path of guilt, remorse, and transformation as he navigates dark forces...

Adrian Mitchell's poetry is a testament to the power of the human spirit, with simplicity, clarity, and passion at its core. This collection brings together poems from over five decades, showcasing...

The Double Tap by Stephen Leather A professional assassin with a deadly calling card, a former SAS operative turned sacrificial pawn, and a vengeful ex-IRA extremist are drawn into a deadly game of...

The Transition from Capitalism to Socialism is a seminal work by John D. Stephens that explores the fundamental shift in economic systems from capitalism to socialism.First published in 1979, this...

Cheating in a Nutshell: What Infidelity Does to the VictimThis guide offers a roadmap for understanding and coping with infidelity, providing a deeper insight into the emotional pain it can cause...

The Day of the Labyrinth: A Novel by Roger Haydon MitchellThis fast-moving adventure novel follows a diverse group of companions as they attempt to subvert the Roman Empire with justice and love. As...

Andrew Mitchell's memoir offers an unflinching look at his time in British politics, from prep school to the Palace of Westminster. With humour and candour, he recounts his experiences navigating the...

A Day at SFA takes young children on a tour through Stephen F. Austin State University's campus, showcasing its unique attractions and facilities.From the Homer Bryce Stadium to the Johnson Coliseum,...

Austin Mitchell's career in politics was marked by his willingness to challenge tradition and conform to party discipline. As a maverick, he often found himself at odds with his colleagues, but this...

The root of racial and ethnic oppressions lies in the darkest corners of human history. Beverly Eileen Mitchell's work probes these shadows to uncover the underlying causes of such atrocities and the...

A letter drops onto Stephen Rose's doorstep like an unexploded bomb. It summons him to testify about his involvement in a disastrous event during the Troubles, one he has long worked to forget. As an...

Lauren Simon and Stephen Simon share their extraordinary story of communication with loved ones who have passed beyond the veil that separates life from what comes after. This heartfelt book is about...

Big decisions are hard. We often rely on instinct, seeking guidance from friends and family, online advice, or self-help books. But what if our gut is wrong? Economist and former Google data...

Cracked Porcelain Acts of Abuse Part Two: Broken Wings and Lost Soul by Stephen SuttonThis is the second part of a series that explores themes of abuse, trauma, and recovery. Written from personal...

Stephen Berg's Shaving is a powerful and unflinching exploration of the human experience. This collection of prose poems offers a stark and often uncomfortable look at American urban life, revealing...

Joseph Mitchell's New Yorker journalism is a treasure trove of urban observation and storytelling. This collection, spanning from 1943 to 1965, brings together some of his most iconic essays,...

Audacious Ignatius by Paul Mitchell tells the story of St. Ignatius' conversion and the development of the Spiritual Exercises. After being gravely wounded in battle, Ignatius responds to God's call...

Stephen King's It is a deeply unsettling novel about a group of seven adults who return to their hometown of Derry, Maine, to confront a nightmare they first encountered as teenagers. Twenty-eight...

A Buchan Boy by Hubert Mitchell is a personal account of one man's life in the extreme north-east corner of Scotland. Written for his family and now shared with a wider audience, this story offers a...

Odds Against Tomorrow A Novel by Nathaniel Rich is a gripping literary thriller that explores the darker side of human fear. In this near-future novel, Mitchell Zukor uses his mathematical skills to...

Black Sheep: The Hidden Benefits of Being Bad by Richard StephensThis thought-provoking book explores the surprising advantages of embracing our more unconventional side. From the benefits of taking...

Irish Fairy Tales by James Stephens is presented in this beautifully illustrated volume. Stephens' retellings of Irish myths and fairy tales are known for their humour and lyricism, making them...

The Daily Stoic is a wise and calming guide to living a good life, offering inspirational daily doses of classic wisdom. Each page features a powerful quotation from renowned philosophers, as well as...

This 2015 edition of Radclyffe Hall's groundbreaking novel explores the life of Stephen Gordon, a young woman who struggles to come to terms with her identity in a society that rejects her. As she...

Stephen Wheatley's return to the site of a childhood summer in wartime London is sparked by a familiar yet disturbing aroma. As he pieces together his memories, a quiet suburban street comes alive...

The Reconfigured Eye: Visual Truth in the Post-Photographic Era by William J. Mitchell In this groundbreaking analysis, William J. Mitchell explores how we understand and use images in the digital...

Voltaire's Jews and Modern Jewish Identity: Rethinking the Enlightenment Harvey Mitchell examines Voltaire's treatment of traditional Judaism, arguing that his nearly total antipathy can be...

A Dirty Swindle: True Stories of Scots in the Great War by Walter M. Stephen This collection of twelve diverse stories offers an unflinching look at the experiences of Scottish soldiers during World...

Sergei Rachmaninoff: A Modern Expression. Rebecca Mitchell's biography provides a fresh perspective on the life and work of one of classical music's most celebrated composers. Drawing extensively...

Tara Togs The Silence Of Unicorns by Stephen WhiteA mysterious and magical world unfolds as Tara Togs navigates the silence of unicorns.Discover a story of enchantment and wonder in this captivating...

Football: The Philosophy Behind the Game by Stephen Mumford The rules of football are straightforward, yet beneath its simplicity lies a complex web of ideas. Philosopher and football enthusiast...

The Madwoman in the Rabbi's Attic: Rereading the Women of the Talmud The Talmud's six named heroines - Yalta, Homa, Marta, Heruta, Beruria, and Ima Shalom - are often reduced to archetypes that...

Relax and unleash your creativity with "The Wild Women of Steampunk", a unique adult coloring book that combines fantasy and adventure. This book features 12 high-quality, full-page illustrations to...

The world's complexity requires a nuanced understanding of its many roles in shaping natural phenomena. In "Unsimple Truths", Sandra Mitchell argues that traditional scientific approaches, based on...

Support your GCSE Combined Science revision with this comprehensive workbook from Pearson Revise. Designed by exam experts, it provides one-to-one page matching with the Revision Guide, guided...

Mastering Stand-Up: A Complete Guide to Becoming a Successful Comedian By Stephen Rosenfield, Chicago Review Press Incorporated This comprehensive guide is for anyone looking to break into comedy or...

Not by Reason Alone: Religion, History, and Identity in Early Modern Political Thought by Joshua Mitchell. This book offers a fresh perspective on early modern political thought, challenging...

When Captain Mitchell "Ares" Williams is critically wounded in an assassination attempt, he begins to experience strange and ominous visions. These hallucinations carry a warning: They are coming...

Drowned Lives by Stephen Booth is a gripping mystery set in the dark canals of Lichfield. When Chris Buckley is approached by an old man with a decades-old family secret, he dismisses him - but the...

The Power of Minimal Writing: A New Perspective. Minimal writing, often consisting of just a few words, has become a significant force in both visual art and literature. From the 1960s and 70s to the...

Stephen Whyte's solemn nature and delicate sensibility set him apart from his community, which he sees as lacking refinement. His desire to bring about change and find his place in the world leads...

Global Warming: The Great Deception presents a holistic approach to understanding anthropogenic global warming. Guy Mitchell combines scientific analysis with an in-depth review of the political and...

A young boy's desperate quest for revenge sets off a chain reaction of violence and destruction. When one brother is killed, his surviving sibling vows to track down those responsible, leading to a...

Harry Mitchell's life appears to be one of quiet contentment. A successful businessman and pillar of his community, he has been married for over twenty-two years. However, when he meets a young woman...

The Smartness Mandate by Orit Halpern and Robert Mitchell explores the concept of "smartness" as a driving force behind ubiquitous computing. This mandate has become a dominant mode of managing...

Joni Mitchell's Morning Glory on the Vine is a unique and intimate collection of handwritten lyrics and original drawings, crafted as a gift for her closest friends in 1971. This beautifully...

The Archaeology of Southern Africa provides a comprehensive synthesis of its archaeology over more than three million years. This revised and updated edition by Peter Mitchell offers an extensively...

Shining in the Dark is a chilling anthology of horror stories, featuring a rare tale from Stephen King, alongside classics by Clive Barker and Edgar Allan Poe, and a novella by John Ajvide Lindqvist...

Bible as Prayer by Stephen Hough is a thoughtful guide to deepen your relationship with God through prayer. A collection of biblical meditations, this book offers practical and inspiring reflections...

The Dragon Queen by Stephen Deas is a companion volume to the Memory of Flames trilogy and to The Black Mausoleum. In this epic fantasy novel, dragons are used for war and as gifts of surpassing...

Drowned Lives by Stephen Booth is a gripping mystery set in the atmospheric canals of Lichfield. When council officer Chris Buckley is approached by an old man with a decades-old family secret, he...

Factory: Andy Warhol A personal selection of photographs from Stephen Shore's collection, capturing the essence of Andy Warhol's legendary studio in Manhattan during its most vibrant period. Between...

Beautifully illustrated version of James Stephens' collection of Irish fairy tales. This enchanting book brings to life timeless legends such as The Story of Tuan Mac Cairill, The Wooing of Becfola,...

Heartsick by Jessie Stephens is a poignant and powerful exploration of love, loss, and heartbreak. Based on three true stories, this narrative non-fiction account delves into the complexities of...

This book offers a unique perspective on teaching mathematics in schools. By focusing on the underlying mathematical principles that underpin the curriculum, Keith Parramore and Joan Stephens provide...

The Retail Revival: Reimagining Business for the New Age of Consumerism by Doug Stephens. Traditional retail is facing significant challenges as consumer behavior and technology continue to evolve...

After Aida is a play by Julian Mitchell, first published in 1986. The story explores themes of love, loss and identity.With its concise and powerful narrative, this drama raises important questions...

The Poets of Alexandria by Susan A. Stephens explores the cultural world of ancient Alexandria, a city that was both reverent of its past and forward-thinking in its approach to literature. This book...

Fanny & Alexander is a poignant play about growing up amidst the glamour and romance of 1900s Sweden. When their widowed mother remarries the local bishop, creative freedom and rigid orthodoxy clash,...

The Art of Getting It Wrong: Finding Good in the Misadventures of Life by Stephen Miller Stephen Miller knows what it's like to get things wrong. He's made his fair share of mistakes, and he's...

The Things He Said: A Story of the First Easter Day by Stephen Cottrell This thought-provoking book explores the post-resurrection sayings of Jesus, revealing a different side to the Easter story...

The One Tree by Stephen R. Donaldson is a fantasy novel that follows Thomas Covenant and Linden Avery as they embark on a perilous journey to discover the location of the fabled One Tree, which may...

Rougher Justice by Peter Squires and Dawn Stephen explores the concept of anti-social behaviour and its impact on youth justice policy. The authors aim to provide a critique of government policies,...

The Swan: A BiographyStephen Moss delves into the fascinating world of swans, exploring their hidden secrets and revealing the myths and legends that surround these charismatic birds. From their...

The long-awaited new novel from David Mitchell is a kaleidoscopic tale of Utopia Avenue's turbulent life and times. Emerging in London's psychedelic scene in 1967, the band embarked on a meteoric...

The CIA-backed coup in Guatemala in 1954 remains a pivotal moment in modern history. Bitter Fruit is a detailed account of this event, drawing heavily from U.S. government documents and interviews...

Discover the unexpected places where wildlife has made its home in the most unlikely corners of Britain.The Accidental Countryside is a fascinating story of how human environments have influenced the...

The history of writing has been a profound force in shaping human culture. In "How Writing Made Us Human, 3000 BCE to Now", Walter Stephens explores this vast and fascinating subject, tracing the...

Pat Mitchell's memoir and call to action, Becoming a Dangerous Woman, is a powerful exploration of one woman's journey to power. From her childhood on a cotton farm in the South to her rise as a...

Help your child develop their vocabulary and language skills with this comprehensive workbook. The KS2 Semantics Year 5/6 Workbook 1 - Synonyms is designed to prepare children for a range of verbal...

This book is a work of fiction written by an unknown author. The story is set in an unspecified location and follows a narrative that is not yet fully understood.The book is published in English and...

Fifty Shades of Beige is David Mitchell's first poetry anthology, and possibly his last. Written from the perspective of retirement, this collection draws inspiration from everyday life in later...

This City Now: Glasgow and Its Working Class Past by Ian R. Mitchell explores the hidden architectural, cultural, and historical treasures of Glasgow's working-class districts.Discover the gems that...

Macbeth, a tragedy by William Shakespeare, is presented in this edition with an introduction by series editor Stephen Orgel. The Pelican Shakespeare series features authoritative texts paired with...

The Future of War Crimes Justice by Chris Stephen The history of war law is complex and often contentious. Since its establishment in 2002, the International Criminal Court (ICC) has struggled to...

Stephen Spender's life is a vivid snapshot of the twentieth century. This elegant memoir offers an intimate portrait of his extraordinary life, shifting between memoir and biography with new insights...

Britain Alone: A Survey of Britain's Post-War Role on the Global Stage from Suez to Brexit. Philip Stephens offers a magisterial and profoundly perceptive survey of Britain's role in international...

The Book of the Farm. Volume II. Henry Stephens' second volume in this comprehensive series explores the history and development of farming practices in Europe, with a particular focus on Great...

Negotiating Control: Organizations and Mobile Communication explores how mobile communication is transforming workplaces. Keri K. Stephens examines the complex issues of control and power at play,...

The Lost Chapel of Westminster: A Royal History Reborn. In 1292, St Stephen's Chapel was begun as the royal chapel of the Palace of Westminster, a place of worship for kings and a showcase of...

The French Revolution and What Went Wrong by Stephen Clarke A new perspective on one of history's most pivotal events. In this informative account, Stephen Clarke challenges the commonly held...

CRISIS, CULL Or COUP? WHAT, HOW and WHO? Facts and Truths to Make You Think! Exposing The Great Lie and the Truth About the Covid-19 Phenomenon by Stephen ManningThe Covid-19 phenomenon has left...

The British Seaside - a place of golden sands and toffee rock, but also of dark secrets and terrors. This collection of short stories brings together some of the most chilling tales from...

A trip to the dentist can be a new experience for young children. This book helps them understand what to expect. A reassuring story about a boy's first visit to the dentist is accompanied by...

Hug Your Customers: A Refreshing Approach to SalesDiscover how one successful business has built healthy profit margins in a tough retail market by putting its customers first. Jack Mitchell, CEO of...

The Fireman by Stephen Leather is a gripping thriller about a young journalist who takes a fatal leap from a building. Her brother, a crime reporter, sets out to uncover the truth behind her death...

Underground London by Stephen Smith provides an alternative guide and history of the capital. This book takes you on a journey through the city's hidden passages and tunnels, exploring its bunkers,...

Stephen West's photography book explores the diverse landscapes and cultures of Mexico.México is a country of contrasts, from its arid desert regions to its lush tropical coastlines, and from its...

The War on Terror has largely fallen out of official use, yet its impact remains deeply ingrained in American culture. W. J. T Mitchell explores how verbal and visual images have shaped this...

Stephen Ward's memoirs offer a unique insight into the life of a barristers' clerk, spanning over thirty years. The book is a collection of anecdotes and reminiscences from his working life in the...

The Caliban Shore: The Fate of the Grosvenor Castaways by Stephen Taylor. In 2005, a remarkable survival story unfolded along the treacherous coast of south-east Africa. The East Indiaman ship...

The Love of Her Lives: An Unforgettable and Utterly Emotional Summer RomanceMillie's life is one she's grown to love, with a fulfilling job and a cozy studio apartment. But her romantic life has been...

White Moon on the Mountain Peak: The Alchemical Firing Process of Nei DanDamo Mitchell explores the esoteric aspects of Daoist internal alchemy, revealing the practice of Nei Dan, an alchemical...

The Shortest History of the Crown by Stephen Bates is a fresh perspective on British history. Amidst periods of turmoil and upheaval, one constant has remained remarkably stable: the traditions and...

Christianity's understanding of biblical end times is often marked by violence and fear, promising a utopian future without modern technology. In this book, author Micah J. Stephens offers an...

Speedy Death by Gladys Mitchell is a vintage murder mystery that introduces readers to the inimitable Mrs Beatrice Adela Lestrange Bradley, an unorthodox amateur sleuth. When Alastair Bing's guests...

The Spinning Magnet: The Force That Created the Modern World - and Could Destroy It by Alanna Mitchell A fascinating insight into the history of electromagnetism, this book reveals the truth behind...

Dying to Sin by Stephen Booth is a gripping thriller that delves into the dark side of human history. When the remains of two individuals are discovered at an isolated farm, Detectives Diane Fry and...

Our True Identity: An Interpretation of Galatians by Stephen Hill is a profound exploration of Christian theology. This letter from the Apostle Paul is considered by many to be the foundation of all...