30 results for 'Brenton, L.C.L.'

Brenton Brown is a poignant and powerful love story about two people bound together by a forbidden relationship. The author masterfully weaves together a narrative of family ties, guilt, and the...

Some legends never die. The White Wolf, the Beast of Brenton Woods, is said to walk like a man and feast under the full moon. For years, this legendary creature has been shrouded in rumor and...

Howard Brenton's Plays: One presents a collection of his most provocative and thought-provoking works. Through his writing, Brenton explores themes of social justice, rebellion, and the human...

Battle Lines: Essays on Western Culture, Jewish Influence, and Anti-Semitism Brenton Sanderson's thought-provoking essays explore the profound impact of Jewish influence on Western societies and...

Five Short Plays for the Poor Theatre By Howard Brenton These five plays showcase the work of playwright Howard Brenton, written during his early involvement with Portable Theatre. Deliberately...

Danton's Death by Georg Buchner and Howard Brenton is a gripping drama that explores the complexities of revolution and ideology. In 1794, the French Revolution reaches its climax as two men, once...

A wickedly comic feminist mystery about a seemingly perfect love story that takes a dark and unexpected turn. Alyson's romantic nature often gets her into trouble, but when she meets Brenton Riggs Jr...

Brixton Rock is a powerful and poignant debut novel that explores the complexities of family, identity, and community. When 16-year-old Brenton Brown is unexpectedly reunited with his mother, he...

Anna Thornton's life seems to have changed for the better after her dark secrets are hidden. However, she is not content with her privileged position and longs to be accepted for who she truly is - a...

Dr. John Durston uses colour mentation to study chromatic vibrations, allowing him to see visions of events elsewhere. His investigations often lead to strange adventures when joined by Miss...

Socrates was a pain in the neck. In 399 BC Athens, he asked questions that made everyone uncomfortable. Now, as democracy is restored and life returns to normal, it's time to shut him up. This...

Hank Watson's true passion lies in cooking, but he keeps it hidden from his basketball team. When an opportunity to meet celebrity chef Brenton Spooner arises, Hank jumps at the chance. However,...

The God Wave is a mind-twisting 'what if?' story that combines spirituality and science in an inventive fashion. Neuroscientist Chuck Brenton has made an astonishing breakthrough, discovering the key...

A New English Translation of the Septuagint is a scholarly translation of the LXX, superseding Sir Lancelot C.L. Brenton's older version. This new translation provides a comprehensive and accurate...

Bloody Poetry by Howard Brenton is a full-length drama that explores radical politics and free love in 19th-century Italy. The play features a cast of characters who engage in lively debates about...

The Shadow Factory by Howard Brenton In autumn 1940, Southampton was at war. The Luftwaffe's devastating raids had left the city reeling, and its only hope for victory - the Spitfire factory - lay in...

This comprehensive collection brings together four ancient texts: Genesis, 1 Enoch, Jasher and Jubilees. The book includes an introduction by Rob Skiba, followed by an example of how these texts can...

The Russian Revolution's pivotal moments are re-examined in this thought-provoking collection. Leading historians, including Orlando Figes and Richard Pipes, explore how events unfolded and what...

Collateral Damage is a play that explores the complex and deeply divisive conflict in the Balkans. As war rages on, the lives of ordinary people are affected, leading to heated debates about right...

A comprehensive survey of British playwriting in the 1970s, this book examines the work of four major playwrights whose influence remains undiminished today. Chris Megson's authoritative reassessment...

A gripping historical play that dramatises a pivotal moment in English history. December 1648 marks a turning point as the Army occupies London and Parliament votes against putting the imprisoned...

Building a Religious Empire: Tibetan Buddhism, Bureaucracy, and the Rise of the Gelukpa is an in-depth examination of how the Geluk school of Tibetan Buddhism expanded its power and influence along...

General George S. Patton and his Third Army played a pivotal role in the Allied victory in World War II. This book tells the story of their actions, from preparations in Britain to major battles...

Anne Boleyn dramatises the life and legacy of Henry VIII's notorious second wife, who helped change the course of England's history. Traditionally seen as either the pawn of an ambitious family...

New Playwriting at Shakespeare's Globe offers a unique perspective on contemporary theatre. This book explores how the specific qualities of the Shakespeare's Globe Theatre shape new plays, and how...

Feeling Mediated: A History of Media Technology and Emotion in America explores how new technologies shape our emotional lives. Through extensive archival research, Brenton J. Malin examines the...

Brenton West shares his expertise as an award-winning silversmith and BBC television personality in this comprehensive guide to repairing, restoring, and transforming treasured items. With over a...

This collection brings together ten leading playwrights to create an engaging selection of plays for young performers. Commissioned by the National Theatre's literary department, these works reflect...

The Septuagint with Apocrypha: A Greek and English Parallel Text. This comprehensive volume presents the complete Septuagint text in parallel columns, accompanied by Sir Lancelot Charles Lee...

The Repair Shop: LIFE in the BARN: the Inside Stories from the Experts In a world where waste is increasingly a concern, a growing movement is urging us to "make do and mend". The Repair Shop has...