32 results for 'Debaye, Manon'

Manon Lagrève shares her favourite French family recipes, passed down through generations, in this debut cookbook. With a focus on simplified and creative twists, she makes elegant French baking...

Manon Lescaut Newly Translated and Annotated by Antoine François Prévost. In 18th-century France, love can be both alluring and destructive. This story tells the story of Des Grieux's doomed romance...

Manon Libretto is a French/English opera by Jules Massenet. First performed in 1883, it tells the story of Manon Lescaut's tragic fate.The work features a range of musical styles and themes,...

A young man's body is found hanging from a tree with no identification. The police investigation that follows reveals a town filled with secrets and potential witnesses too scared to talk. DI Manon...

The Story of the Chevalier Des Grieux and Manon Lescaut by Abbé Prévost is a tale of passion and betrayal that spans centuries. Set against the backdrop of 18th-century Paris, this story follows the...

Manon Lescaut is an opera in four acts, with music by Giacomo Puccini and Italian and English texts. The work has been translated into English by Ducloux.This edition features the original text in...

A stunning novel of suspense that explores the complexities of human nature, "Missing, Presumed" by Susie Steiner, follows Detective Sergeant Manon Bradshaw as she delves into the investigation of a...

A brutal murder in Cambridgeshire sets off a chain of events that tests the limits of Detective DI Manon Bradshaw's world. When the victim turns out to be closer to her than she could have guessed,...

This 1986 study explores the story of Manon Lescaut through the lens of psychoanalysis, feminism and literary criticism. Dr Segal's work aims to analyse the narrator's relationship with language and...

Manon's World: A Hauntology of a Daughter in the Triangle of Alma Mahler, Walter Gropius, and Franz Werfel by James Reidel is a narrative biography that explores the life and death of Manon Gropius,...

The Devil's Bargain by Stella Rimington A high-stakes game of cat and mouse unfolds when a former spy and a current politician are forced to confront their pasts. Harry Bristow, a man with a troubled...

The Cliff by Manon Debaye is a poignant and unflinching portrayal of pre-teen life. Two misfits form an unlikely bond over their shared feelings of isolation, but as they navigate the complexities of...

The Decline of the Spanish Upper Class, 1900-1950 This book explores the trajectory of the upper classes in Madrid during the first half of the 20th century and their decline within the context of a...

Set against the tumultuous backdrop of a nation in turmoil, Property is a deeply moving tale of individual stories and a country in transition. Manon Gaudet's life is one of quiet desperation,...

Mojisola Adebayo: Plays One is a groundbreaking collection that signals the emergence of a distinctive new voice on the British theatre landscape. This debut work features three plays that queer the...

The Blue Book of Nebo is a poignant and thought-provoking novel about a young boy's journey to adulthood in a world that has been turned upside down. When the world as he knew it ended in 2018,...

The Joy of Consent: A Philosophy of Good Sex by Manon Garcia In contemporary sexual ethics, consent is a key term that transcends personal relationships and societal norms. French philosopher Manon...

The Virtue Season by L. M. Nathan is a gripping YA debut that combines elements of dystopia and romance in a unique and immersive setting. In this thought-provoking novel, the author explores themes...

Summer 1660 has brought a new era of uncertainty. The last remnants of the Republic have been swept away, and the Stuarts have been restored under their king, Charles II. A list of regicides believed...

We Are Not Born Submissive: A Philosophical Exploration of Female SubmissionThis thought-provoking book examines the complexities of female submission in the context of patriarchy, challenging...

Giacomo Puccini's life and works are revealed in this comprehensive biography by renowned scholar Julian Budden. Blending musical analysis with a colourful account of Puccini's life, the book offers...

Manon Ceridwen James explores how we tell different stories about ourselves and those others tell us, weaving together various roles and identities. In her poetry collection Notes from a Eucharistic...

We Are Not Born Submissive by Manon Garcia explores the complex dynamics of women's lives under male dominance. By examining the subjective experience of being a woman, Garcia sheds light on the ways...

A White Afternoon & Other Stories New Welsh Short Fiction by Meic StephensExperience the best of contemporary Welsh literature with this collection of 30 short stories from some of the country's most...

Raising the Stones is a compelling science fiction novel by Sheri S. Tepper that explores the complexities of cultural exchange and the consequences of playing with forces beyond human control.When...

Denbigh Hospital, once considered one of the most progressive and humane institutions in Wales, has a darker history. Established in 1848, it was plagued by over-crowding and allegations of abuse...

The Seasonal Vegan is a kitchen diary that explores the joy of cooking with seasonal ingredients. With a focus on affordable and sustainable eating, this book debunks the myth that veganism has to be...

In the small Maine lobstering town of Mackerel Sky, local myths come to life in a contemporary novel that marries fantasy with everyday life. Debut novelist MZ weaves an enchanting tale of grief and...

Last Train to Paris by Michele Zackheim is a historical novel that presents a vivid portrayal of life in Hitler's Europe. In 1935, American journalist Rose Manon is awarded her dream job as foreign...

Summer 1660 has brought an end to the Protectorate and the restoration of Charles II to the throne. As the last remnants of the Republic are swept away, a list of regicides is drawn up, and gruesome...

Becoming a Woman in the Age of Letters by Dena Goodman explores the lives and writings of eighteenth-century French women who challenged traditional associations with love letters. Drawing on their...

Opera has long been a source of enchantment, captivating audiences with its unique blend of music and drama. In this thought-provoking exploration, Jean Starobinski delves into the world of...