1284 results for 'Blake, Fanny'

The World Is Full of Married Men by Jackie Collins is a novel that offers a glimpse into the lives of the rich and famous. With its unapologetic style, Collins chronicles the scandalous lives of...

William Blake's Illustrations of the Book of Job is a series of twenty-two engraved prints that showcase the artist's mastery of the medium. Published in 1826, these prints are considered some of...

Fanny Mendelssohn's story is one of music, family, and perseverance. Born into a musical family, Fanny was overshadowed by her brother Felix, who achieved great success as a composer. However, it was...

Fanny Crosby's Life Story is a remarkable autobiography of the celebrated Christian poet, lyricist, and mission worker. Born blind after a tragic accident in infancy, Fanny's life took a dramatic...

The Atlas Six is a dark academic debut fantasy novel by Olivie Blake, now revised and edited with additional content. A dark and thrilling tale has captured the hearts of millions on BookTok, with...

A Year in the Chateau by Sarah Long is a humorous and relatable novel about two friends who invest in a country house and fill it with their closest friends. They're living the dream, enjoying group...

Fannie is a powerful and poignant reimagining of a story. Set in 1815, this novel tells the story of Fannie, a young woman struggling to survive in a harsh world. After being fired from her factory...

Fanny Cradock's life was a masterclass in reinvention. Behind the myths and misconceptions that have surrounded her for decades lies a complex and fascinating individual, whose many careers spanned...

The Atlas Paradox by Olivie Blake is a dark academia thriller that follows the secret society of Alexandrians as they navigate the consequences of their newfound power. As the society's newest...

A mind-bending thriller about an ordinary man who awakens in a world inexplicably different from the reality he thought he knew. Jason Dessen is kidnapped and wakes up to find himself in a world...

Start with a Scribble is a creative guide to drawing, written by Sir Quentin Blake. This book is designed to help you get started with drawing, regardless of your skill level. With the help of...

A love story spanning seven decades, Fanny and Gabriel's tale is one of passion and rage, desire and contempt, set against the backdrop of major historical events. Theirs was a romance born of...

Fanny Eaton's Story is a remarkable account of a brave young woman who defied the odds to make a name for herself in the art world. Born to a freed slave, Fanny travelled to the UK in the 1840s with...

A photograph taken by MI 5 agents reveals a shocking truth: Francis Blake, a trusted figure, is suspected of being a mole in the Intelligence Service. As investigations unfold, it becomes clear that...

Fanny's First Play by George Shaw is a straightforward and uncomplicated work that conveys its message without embellishment. Written in a style that reflects the time in which it was penned, this...

Fannie, a spirited and courageous chicken with a big heart, embarks on an unforgettable adventure in Chickens Are Animals, Too!. After being rescued from a bleak future, Fannie finds warmth and love...

Fanny at Chez Panisse brings the magic of real restaurant life to children's kitchens. Written by Alice Waters and featuring her daughter Fanny's stories, this friendly and funny cookbook introduces...

William Blake: A Poet's Vision This collection brings together the works of William Blake, a poet and artist whose innovative style continues to inspire. Edited by James Fenton, this volume offers a...

Quentin Blake's Pens Ink & Places offers a unique behind-the-scenes look at the work of one of Britain's most beloved illustrators. This beautifully illustrated volume showcases Blake's...

Sexton Blake, the renowned detective, is back in action. During World War II, he must navigate the complex web of espionage and counter-intelligence to uncover the truth. A mysterious murder on the...

Fanny Hill Or Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure is an erotic novel written by John Cleland. First printed in England in 1748, it is believed to be the first original English prose pornography and one of...

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,...

Fanny Crosby was born blind, but her life was filled with music and faith. Despite being unable to see, she wrote over 8,000 hymns and gospel songs that have inspired generations. Her story is one of...

Blake Abbott's life took an unexpected turn when he was knighted by King Putrid. Now known as Sir Blake the Bored, he faces a series of challenges that test his bravery and wit.With dragons to slay,...

Blake's Heroic Argument by David Fuller A comprehensive study of William Blake's work in illuminated printing, this book explores the development of his ideas on politics, religion, sexuality, and...

Berlin-born Fanny von Arnstein's remarkable life is revealed in this biography. She married into the Austro-Hungarian imperial court and became the first unconverted Jew to be granted the title of...

Fanny Cornforth was a Victorian supermodel whose face epitomised the vision and life of Dante Gabriel Rossetti. Her journey from rural poverty to celebrated beauty gave her a life she could never...

Discover the festive fun and recipes from Fanny Cradock in this delightful booklet. Kevin Geddes brings together a collection of Fanny's favourite dishes and entertaining stories, perfect for anyone...

William Blake in Sussex: Visions of Albion explores the significant connection between the English county and the life and work of celebrated artist and writer William Blake. In 1800, Blake and his...

Fanny Brice was a trailblazing entertainer whose career spanned four decades. She made a lasting impact on American show business, breaking down barriers for women in a predominantly male field. A...

William Blake's Poems offer a unique glimpse into the mind of a visionary poet and artist. This collection of poems was published in two phases, with the first copies printed and illuminated by Blake...

Sexton Blake returns in a thrilling crime fiction event. A deep sea mission turns deadly when a man is found murdered with a knife in his back. Sexton Blake must unravel the mystery, but how did the...

Galactic freedom fighters battle against a corrupt regime in this classic science fiction novel.Accused of a brutal crime and exiled from Dome City, Roj Blake swears vengeance on the leaders who have...

Trapped in a strange parallel dimension, a family's desperate mission to rescue them unfolds in a world beyond belief. With the help of a sentient robot and a unique blend of science fiction and...

In a world where the past is not always what it seems, a new generation must rise to save the day. Frankie Rosenberg is about to discover that her life is not her own, and that the legacy of her...

William Blake by G. K. Chesterton is a culturally significant work that has been preserved and made available to the public. As it falls into the public domain, readers can freely access and...

William Blake: The Complete Poems by W.H. Stevenson is a masterful collection of poetry that showcases the visionary artist's profound libertarian outlook and idiosyncratic concerns. This third...

Cherry Healey's hilarious and candid memoir about twenty-first-century womanhood is a love letter to her body. In this story, she shares outrageous, poignant and eye-wateringly funny confessions...

William Blake's Poems are a testament to his unique vision and artistic expression. This collection brings together some of his most celebrated works, showcasing his innovative use of language and...

William Blake's Universe explores the artist's complex relationship with Europe against a backdrop of turmoil. In response to revolution and war in Europe, enslavement and exploitation in European...

Blake, Lavater, and Physiognomy explores how Johann Caspar Lavater's influential work on physiognomy was received in the early 19th century, and its impact on William Blake's interpretation of the...

Quentin Blake's Treasury brings together nine beloved picture books in one stunning collection. Spanning his remarkable career, this treasury showcases Blake's unique style and storytelling talent...

Fanny Hill Or, Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure by John Cleland is a provocative and influential work of erotic fiction that has sparked controversy since its publication in 1749. The novel's candid...

The Yellow 'M' by Edgar Pierre Jacobs A mysterious figure known as the Yellow Mark is wreaking havoc across London, leaving the police baffled. With each daring heist, the thief seems to taunt...

William Blake is a study of Britain's great Romantic visionary. This book reveals Blake to be far more than a social radical, reshaping our understanding of the artist's achievements and unraveling...

William Blake: A Life in Art and Spirit Born in 1757, William Blake was a true Renaissance man - dreamer, craftsman, poet, madman, and genius. As an apprentice engraver, he began a career that would...

Fanny, I Think of You Often... is a deranged collection of skits that brings together a cast of eccentric characters. Mike Steeden's writing style blends satire and surrealism to create a unique...

Quentin Blake is a world-renowned illustrator whose work has brought joy to generations of readers. This beautifully illustrated collection showcases his extraordinary body of work, spanning over...

William Blake Vs the World William Blake, the poet, artist, and visionary, remains an enigmatic figure, misunderstood by many. Yet, his life and work continue to fascinate, drawing people from all...

William Blake's London: A Discursive Journey Iain Sinclair explores the profound relationship between William Blake and the city of London, revealing how his poetry reflects a unique engagement with...

William Blake: A Comprehensive Study This book presents a comprehensive view of William Blake's artistic achievements and offers a compelling portrait of his life and thought. Profusely illustrated,...

Fanny Hill, published in 1748 and banned for over two centuries, is a provocative novel that has endured as a powerful exploration of politics, philosophy, and human desire. Set against the backdrop...

William Blake: A Prophetic Voice for LiberationJudy Cox presents a fresh perspective on William Blake's life and work, cutting through romanticism to reveal the poet as a champion of liberation in...

First published in 1981, this study is a comprehensive examination of William Blake's Songs of Innocence and Experience. It offers detailed analysis of each poem and its accompanying design,...

Understanding the Human Body: A Guide to Anatomy This book provides a clear and concise introduction to the human body, focusing on the major muscles and how they work. It offers straightforward...

Death in the present re-awakens a dark time in Blake's past. In 1919, Colonel Lawrence has an unpleasant meeting with an MI5 agent who confiscates his manuscript of The Seven Pillars of Wisdom...

First published in 1969, this seminal study by Northrop Frye provides a comprehensive outline of William Blake's thought and its commentary on his poetry.The book offers a complete solution to the...

William Blake's work often appears to be about individual freedom from communal pressures. However, Julia Wright argues that his concern lies with the kind of community being established. This study...

Fanny J. Crosby's autobiography is a remarkable account of her life, spanning eighty years and filled with great spiritual depth and creativity. Born blind, Fanny overcame prejudice to become a poet...

William Blake: A Revolutionary Visionary Steve Vine's study explores the full range of Blake's poetry and illuminated books, from early songs to late epics. This book focuses on the socially radical...

Anita Blake 30 by Laurell K. Hamilton is a gripping novel that delves into the complexities of family, loyalty and power. As Anita prepares to marry her vampire king fiancé, she must navigate the...

William Blake: A Revolutionary Mind First published in 1979, this reissue presents Kathleen Raine's seminal study of William Blake, a figure who challenged the materialist philosophy of his time...

Discover the visionary artist William Blake, whose innovative techniques and radical ideas continue to inspire artists and creatives worldwide.This comprehensive introduction features over 130 color...

Tom Blake's philosophical outlook is rooted in his deep understanding of science and its implications on perennial questions concerning ethics, God, and the goal of human life. Despite never formally...

The Valley of Vision: Blake as Prophet and Revolutionary by Peter Fisher is a seminal work of literary criticism that explores the life and thought of William Blake. Tragically, the author's own life...

The Life of Sophia Jex-Blake is a biography that tells the story of a remarkable woman who broke with convention to pursue her dreams. Born in 1840, Sophia Jex-Blake defied societal expectations to...

Quentin Blake's ABC is a charming introduction to the alphabet for young children. With simple rhyming text and Quentin Blake's characteristic brilliant illustrations, this book makes learning fun...

William Blake's Collected Poems offers a unique insight into the life and work of this poet without parallel. Commissioned in 1905 by George Routledge, this selection presents a unique blend of...

Carter Blake has returned home for the first time in many years, and the visit stirs up old memories. Among them is a girl from school who vanished without a trace. Fifteen years later, her mother...

Go Ask Fannie Farmer by Elisabeth Hyde is a moving novel about family secrets and the power of food to bring people together.The story revolves around the Blair siblings, who reunite at their elderly...

William Blake's poetry is a testament to his visionary artistry, encompassing a wide range of themes and styles that reflect his literary development and radical shifts in religious belief.This...

Trusting Blake by Estelle Maskame is a heart-pounding sequel to Becoming Mila. As summer heats up, Mila's life is turned upside down by a series of shocking revelations that leave her feeling lost...

William Blake's prophetic books are a unique and fascinating collection of poetry and vision. First published in 1794, these works showcase Blake's innovative style and his exploration of themes such...

Fanny and Stella: The Young Men Who Shocked Victorian England By Neil McKenna In 1870, two young men were arrested in London for dressing as women. Their case sparked a sensational trial that...

Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter, series book 30 is a gripping novel that delves into the darker corners of Anita's world. As she prepares to marry the newly crowned vampire king of America, Anita must...

The Portable William Blake brings together the most significant works of this visionary poet and artist. This collection includes his complete poems from Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience,...

William Blake's Lullaby is a moving motet for SATB choir and organ accompaniment, written to support Macmillan Cancer Support. Its gentle, flowing music evokes an atmosphere of peacefulness, yet also...

Fanny Cradock was known for her fiery personality and sharp tongue. Her cookery programmes were watched by millions, despite her tendency to insult other TV chefs. In fact, she famously had to...

Frances Wright was a woman who dared to challenge the status quo. Born in Scotland in 1795, she came to the United States in 1818 and spent half her adult life here, fighting for equality among all...

Peter Blake: A Pioneer of Pop ArtDiscover the life and work of Peter Blake, a key figure in the development of Pop art in Britain. This comprehensive account explores Blake's diverse artistic...

A Wilder Shore: The Romantic Odyssey of Fanny and Robert Louis Stevenson by Camille Peri is a captivating joint biography that explores the extraordinary story of the creative partnership between...

The Haunting of Blakely Manor by Cat Knight is a chilling tale of a bed and breakfast gone wrong. When Alison invests in the old manor, she expects a quiet retreat, but strange occurrences soon...

William Blake's poetry and prose are a fascinating subject for study. This collection is widely regarded as the best available text, offering a comprehensive overview of his work.First published in...

The Jungle Boy; Or, Sexton Blake's Adventures in India is a 1905 dime novel adventure that follows the investigations of Sexton Blake as he tracks down a missing British heir.Instead of finding the...

Quentin Blake's A Christmas Carol is a beautifully illustrated edition of Charles Dickens' beloved tale. The story follows Ebenezer Scrooge, who is visited by three ghosts on one Christmas Eve.The...

William Blake's Poetry and Designs offers a comprehensive exploration of the poet and artist's self-published works in illuminated printing. This revised edition features over 100 designs, including...

Works of William Blake - Vol. 1 is an unchanged reprint of the original 1893 edition, published by Hansebooks. This publication focuses on preserving historical literature, making rare works...

Jason Wright explores the relevance of William Blake's illustrations in clinical psychoanalysis and therapy, focusing on patients who have experienced trauma and addiction.This unique analysis sheds...

William Blake: A Life of Vision and Imagination This richly illustrated biography offers a comprehensive portrait of William Blake's life and work, exploring his creative output and its enduring...

Fanny and Stella: A Dazzling Story of Cross-Dressing and the Birth of Camp. In 19th-century England, two men defied convention by dressing as women. Their lives were marked by sensational trials,...

William Blake and Religion: A New Critical View explores the impact of recent discoveries about Blake's life and work on our understanding of his poetry. This book examines the relationship between...

I, Daniel Blake by Dave Johns and Paul Laverty is a powerful stage adaptation that explores the lives of two individuals struggling to cope with the UK's welfare system. Dan, a carpenter from...

Re-sisters: The Lives and Recordings of Delia Derbyshire, Margery Kempe and Cosey Fanni Tutti by Cosey Fanni Tutti. This book is a vital meditation on womanhood, creativity and self-expression,...

Fannie Lou Hamer: Civil Rights Activist explores the life and legacy of an influential African American activist from the 1960s and 1970s. This biography sheds light on her fight for civil rights,...

Console Wars: Sega, Nintendo, and the Battle that Defined a Generation In 1990, the video game industry was dominated by Nintendo, but Sega was on the verge of a revolution. With the arrival of Tom...

The Complete Poetry & Prose of William Blake is widely regarded as the most authoritative text of this influential poet and artist. First published in 1965, this edition has been extensively revised...

Edward F. Edinger's "Encounter With the Self: A Jungian Commentary on William Blake's Illustrations of the Book of Job" is a thought-provoking exploration of the human psyche through the lens of...

The Seven Angels of William Blake For Piano by Dmitri N. Smirnov is a piano cycle inspired by the prophetic books of William Blake. The work features eight movements, each representing a musical...

Carter Blake returns in this gripping new thriller from Mason Cross. After six long years of keeping his word, Carter is now being hunted by a hitman with a talent for finding people - dead or alive...

William Blake: The Poems by Nicholas Marsh provides an in-depth analysis of the poet's most celebrated works. This second edition builds upon the success of its predecessor, offering detailed...