651 results for 'Ged, Brockie'

Get ready to tackle the GED test with confidence. This comprehensive guide provides 1,001 practice questions across all four sections: Mathematical Reasoning, Science, Social Studies, and Reading &...

Crush the GED Mathematical Reasoning Test with confidence. This comprehensive guide breaks down the new structure and computer-based format of the test, helping you prepare for the multiple-choice,...

The Myth of Achievement Tests: The GED and the Role of Character in American Life by James J. Heckman, John Eric Humphries, Tim Kautz Achievement tests like the GED play a significant role in modern...

Get ready for your GED test with this comprehensive study guide. Written by Lydia Morrison, it includes 4 practice exams and a detailed study guide covering all subjects.This guide offers expert tips...

Sh**ged. Married. Annoyed. is a hilarious and honest look at the ups and downs of dating, relationships, and parenting. Chris and Rosie Ramsey share their own experiences and observations on the...

Achieve a high score on the GED test Science section with this comprehensive workbook. Packed with targeted practice and skill-building exercises, it provides extensive coverage of every Science...

The Greatest Disappointment by Kate Brockie is a heartwarming tale of unexpected journey and discovery. When Bernard's grand adventure to the magical Land Beyond the Blossoms falls flat, he stumbles...

Ged Brockie's Songs Of Worship offers guitarists a chance to learn and play beloved worship songs. This collection features ten hymns arranged for guitar in three levels of difficulty: starter,...

Scales You Can Use! is a comprehensive guitar guide from renowned guitarist and tutor Ged Brockie. This in-depth publication distils 35 years of experience into a user-friendly template system,...

Upper Structures, Synonyms & Slash Voicings for Jazz Guitar Chord & Single Line Soloing Concepts For Jazz Guitarists by Ged Brockie is an in-depth guide to understanding upper voicings and their...

A beautiful hardback edition of the first book in the Earthsea trilogy, now complete with the Tombs of Atuan and Tehanu. This is the tale of Ged, a young sorcerer, as he masters the mighty words of...

A collection of five classic revenge plays from the Elizabethan era, exploring themes of death, power and justice. This anthology brings together works by William Shakespeare, Thomas Middleton, John...

The Farthest Shore by Ursula K. Le Guin is a gripping novel that explores the world's dwindling magic and Ged Sparrohawk-Archmage's quest to restore it. As darkness threatens Earthsea, Ged embarks on...

A Wizard of Earthsea by Ursula K. Le Guin is a foundational tale of magic and self-discovery.In this seminal work, Ged's journey from reckless youth to powerful sorcerer unfolds against the backdrop...

Four Revenge Tragedies is a collection of four plays that explore the complexities of revenge and its consequences. The works of Thomas Kyd, Cyril Tourneur, Thomas Middleton, and George Chapman are...

A centuries-old past and a second chance at love await Lady Jane of Acton. Betrothed to Ged Twyfford since childhood, she has longed for his approval, but their marriage is a dynastic arrangement...

A Wizard of EarthseaThe first novel in Ursula K. Le Guin's acclaimed Earthsea Cycle, this tale follows Ged, a young sorcerer struggling to master the powerful magic that has consumed him.As he...

Seneca VIII is a Roman historical play that explores the complexities of power and human interaction. Written by Lucius Annaeus Seneca, this tragedy depicts intense passions and interactions in a...

The Farthest Shore: The Third Book of Earthsea In a world where magic is fading, Ged Sparrowhawk embarks on a perilous journey to restore the balance. Accompanied by Prince Arren, he sets out to...

Beautiful Tragedies by Xtina Marie is a collection of 140 works by over fifty-five poets, exploring the darker aspects of love and human emotion. Inspired by feelings born in the darkest of times,...

A young sorcerer's journey to master the ancient words of power and restore balance to the world is at the heart of this fantasy novel. Ged, a reckless youth, must confront the consequences of his...

Julius Caesar by William ShakespeareThis edition features the complete original text from Shakespeare's First Folio, carefully proofread to ensure accuracy. A beautifully designed glossy cover...

The Tombs of Atuan is a hardback edition of the second book in the Earthsea series. Ged Sparrowhawk, a young wizard, arrives at the Tombs of Atuan, seeking the Ring of Erreth-Akbe, a powerful...

Elizabethan domestic tragedies offer a unique perspective on the lives of ordinary people during this period. These plays explore themes of sin, discovery, punishment and divine mercy, often blending...

Tragedies and the question of God's existence have long been a source of debate among believers and non-believers alike. Some people who do not believe in God may cite tragic events as evidence that...

Seneca's Thyestes is a tragedy written in AD 62, set against the backdrop of Nero's Rome. This play has long been reviled for its graphic content, but Peter Davis argues that it should be understood...

Experience the timeless power of ancient Greek tragedy with this comprehensive collection of translations from the University of Chicago Press. Richmond Lattimore's translation of Aeschylus's...

The fourth novel in Ursula K. Le Guin's acclaimed Earthsea series is now available with a fresh new look. Years after their last adventure together, Tenar and Ged are reunited when they discover that...

A young boy, sent to a school of wizardry, learns the ways of magic and discovers his own powers in this epic fantasy quartet. Ged's journey takes him from a goatherd on the island of Gont to the...

The Earthsea trilogy is a four-part fantasy series that explores the struggle between good and evil in a magical world. Spanning Ged's journey from childhood to adulthood, this epic tale follows his...

A stunning graphic novel edition of a beloved fantasy adventure, featuring a foreword by Theo Downes-Le Guin. This edition brings to life the story of a young man who discovers a magical talent and...

When the leader of the Lewis crime family is killed, his top spot is left vacant. Danielle Lewis, his reluctant heiress, has no desire to take control, but she knows she must step up to avoid chaos...

Mary B. Addison killed a baby. Allegedly. She didn't say much in that first interview with detectives, and the media filled in the only blanks that mattered: a white baby had died while under the...

Tragedy: A New Account of Tragedy and Its Fundamental Position in Western Culture. Terry Eagleton's compelling exploration of tragedy in Western culture delves into its nuances, examining the...

The European pursuit of ever closer union was marked by tremendous optimism that conflict was the past and harmony would be the future. However, this enthusiasm for economic integration and monetary...

Allegedly by Tiffany D Jackson is a gripping and twisty novel about a girl convicted of murder who seeks the truth while surviving life in a group home. Mary B. Addison's life took a devastating turn...

David Healy's Pharmageddon is a scathing critique of the pharmaceutical industry and its impact on healthcare. The author argues that the current system prioritises profits over people, leading to...

Tragedies by Seneca A collection of ten tragedies that have stood the test of time, offering a unique perspective on human nature and the dramatic form. Seneca's plays are known for their concise and...

A painting hangs in pride of place in a New York apartment, its golden tones evoking memories of a bygone era. The artwork is a fragment of a larger story, one that spans time and geography, weaving...

Pharmageddon: A critique of the contemporary medical-industrial complex, this meticulously documented book makes extraordinary claims with far-reaching intellectual and practical ramifications.David...

The Tories: A Tragedy by Henry Morris is a bold new work of political satire that presents fourteen years of Conservative rule in the form of a Jacobean tragedy. The book takes in five prime...

Gambling with Armageddon: Nuclear Roulette from Hiroshima to the Cuban Missile Crisis A gripping narrative of the origins and resolution of history's most dangerous thirteen days, this book presents...

Greek Tragedy: A Literary Study by Humphrey Davy Findley Kitto This study of Greek tragedy explores the artistic and literary brilliance of the ancient dramatists, arguing that understanding their...

Aeschylean Tragedy by Alan H. Sommerstein provides an in-depth analysis of Aeschylus' dramatic techniques and ideas. This revised edition explores the poet's use of language, theatre, and music, as...

The Final Hours of Stalingrad In late afternoon on August 23rd, 1942, the Kampfgruppe led by Lieutenant Colonel Hyazinth Graf Strachwitz reached the northern outskirts of Stalingrado, marking the...

Shalom Auslander's Hope A Tragedy is a darkly comedic novel about a man's desperate attempt to escape the past. After moving his family to a small rural town, he hopes to start anew, but his life is...

The Spanish Tragedy by Thomas Kyd is a seminal work in the history of English Renaissance drama. First performed in 1589, it established the revenge tragedy genre and has had a lasting impact on the...

The Tragedy of Mariam: A Jacobean Revenge Tragedy First published in 1613, this play by Elizabeth Cary was a groundbreaking work by a woman to be published under her real name. It tells the story of...

The Tragedy of the Republic by Pierre ManentA discerning essay that explores our current crises through a reading of Shakespeare's Coriolanus and Julius Caesar, interrogating the motivations behind...

Pushkin's tragedy "Boris Godunov" is part of the Bristol Classical Press Russian Texts series, designed to meet the needs of students and scholars studying the Russian language. This edition comes...

Tragedy at Ravensthorpe is a gripping mystery novel that unfolds in the midst of a lavish masked ball. The evening's festivities are marred by a series of events that spiral out of control, leading...

La muerte de la tragedia by George Steiner is a thought-provoking exploration of the decline of tragedy in theatre. This study delves into the evolution of tragedy from ancient times to the present...

Six Tragedies is a lively and readable translation of the six best plays by Lucius Annaeus Seneca, one of the most influential classical Latin writers. This collection of tragedies depicts the...

The Tragedy of Karbala by Arifa Hudda is a translation of the hadith that chronicles the events of the Day of Ashura, as recounted by Imam Ali ibn al-Husayn as-Sajjad. This historical narration is...

The Philosophy of Tragedy From Plato to Žižek by Julian Young This comprehensive survey explores the philosophy of tragedy from ancient Greece to modern times. It examines why we value tragic drama,...

A Philosophy of Tragedy explores the human experience of suffering and the role of tragedy in modern life. Drawing on literature and philosophy, Christopher Hamilton offers a thought-provoking...

Luigi Pirandello's Tragedy of a Character presents 43 short stories by the renowned Italian dramatist, spanning from late 19th-century realism to radical modernity. This collection offers a diverse...

A heart-wrenching and triumphant story about one man's escape from the school-to-prison pipeline. Michael Phillips' journey is a powerful exploration of how he turned his life around, becoming a...

Roman Tragedy: A Comprehensive Introduction This landmark work provides a detailed cultural and theatrical history of Roman tragedy, examining its place at the heart of Rome's cultural and political...

Greek Tragedy: A Literary Study by Humphrey Davy Findley Kitto provides in-depth analysis of the development and style of Greek drama. This work explores the reasons behind changes in form and style,...

Tragedy, the Greeks and Us by Simon Critchley Tragedy is a powerful force that continues to shape our understanding of the world. By examining the history of tragedy, we can gain a deeper insight...

Armageddo Revelations by Nigel Messenger The mystical Armageddon of the New Testament is a place of great significance. Three momentous battles took place near this ancient settlement in Palestine,...

This groundbreaking book reveals the prophetic vision that drives Shakespeare's tragedies, tracing its development from the Henry VI plays to Coriolanus. Kiernan Ryan offers in-depth studies of four...

The Wizards of Armageddon by Fred Kaplan explores the secret world of strategists who shaped America's nuclear policies. First published in 1983, this book reveals a previously unknown chapter in...

The Tragedy of Macbeth is a play by William Shakespeare, first published in 2005. Written in verse, it tells the story of ambition and power through the character of Macbeth.Three witches foretell...

Tragedy at Law by Cyril Hare is a gripping mystery novel that follows the story of a High Court judge who receives threatening letters and a poisoned gift, forcing him to confront the possibility of...

The Tragedy of Mariam: A Jacobean Revenge Tragedy First published in 1613, this play by Elizabeth Cary is considered one of the earliest works by a woman to be published under her real name. It was...

Tragedy in Transition explores the theory and practice of tragedy across literature, from ancient to contemporary times. This innovative introduction examines the connections between writers from...

Los ecos de la tragedia is a thought-provoking investigation into paranormal phenomena in Spain. Author Javier Pérez Campos delves into cases of unexplained apparitions at locations with a history of...

Spider-Geddon marks a pivotal moment in the Spider-Verse, as a new hero enters the Marvel Universe and plays a crucial role in the final chapter of this epic saga.Collected from Spider-Geddon 0-5 and...

An American Tragedy tells the story of Clyde Griffiths, whose aspirations for social climbing are threatened when his pregnant lower-class girlfriend gives him an ultimatum. His love for a rich and...

The Birth of Tragedy by Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche explores the origins and essence of Greek tragedy, offering a unique perspective on the complex interplay between art, culture, and psychology...

Gedi Sibony's sculptural work combines everyday materials with architectural context to create spatial collages that oscillate between object-like appearance and installation-esque ensembles. This...

Five hundred years after being driven into exile, Tathea waits for the battle against evil that has been foretold to her. It is her destiny to stop the Great Enemy and protect the world against the...

On 26 April 1986, a reactor at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant exploded, putting the world on the brink of nuclear annihilation and contaminating over half of Europe with radioactive fallout. This...

Flood-A-Geddon! is a humorous and action-packed tale of a bumbling supervillain's plan to melt the polar ice caps and build a massive water park. When the villain takes over a high-tech headquarters,...

The Tragedie of Romeo and Juliet is a title in the FOLIO TEXTS series, featuring an original Shakespeare text with notes on subsequent changes made to editions. This edition provides a unique insight...

The Tragedy of Pudd'nhead Wilson by Mark Twain In this thought-provoking novel, two half brothers are switched at birth, with one boy destined for wealth and privilege, while the other is forced to...

Constantinople, 1453. A city once at the heart of the vast Byzantine empire, now its walls crumble and the empire shrinks to what lies within them. For one man, this crumbling relic is a stepping...

Experience the enduring power of Shakespeare's greatest tragedies in this stunning Deluxe Hardbound Edition. With its exquisite design and durable construction, this book is a treasure for any...

Raggedy Ann Stories celebrates 100 years of joy with this special edition. Written and illustrated by Johnny Gruelle, these beloved tales follow Raggedy Ann's adventures as she strives to be good and...

The Tragedy of Eva Mott by David Adams Richards is a powerful and thought-provoking novel that explores the darker side of human nature. In this gripping standalone, Richards delves into the lives of...

First as Tragedy, Then as Farce by Slavoj Zizek is an unflinching analysis of the demise of liberalism in the 21st century. The author examines landmark events such as the 9/11 attacks and the global...

Annabel Churchill's decision to buy a private detective agency in a Dorset village brings together two unlikely partners: herself and eccentric local resident Doris Pemberley. Their first case is...

On the distant world of Safehold, humanity clings to existence in a single colony, protected by an extraordinary measure: a medieval society designed to avoid detection by an implacable alien enemy...

Shakespearean Tragedy and Gender offers a thought-provoking exploration of the tragic hero, examining the errors and sufferings of humankind through various feminist critical perspectives. This...

Oscar Wilde's one-act play "Salomé" is a provocative and haunting retelling of the biblical story of Salome. Written in 1891, this drama showcases Wilde's mastery of language and his exploration of...

The Massive Tragedy of Madame Bovary is a drama that explores the life of Emma Bovary and her choices. The book features mesmeric love scenes with a procession of attractive men, as well as a...

Greek Tragedy: A Comprehensive Introduction Ruth Scodel provides an accessible and informative guide to Greek tragedy, covering its background, key concepts, and notable plays. This book is ideal for...

Sir Charles Dilke's life was one of great promise and public expectation. In 1885, he was poised to become the leader of the Liberal Party, but his career was derailed by a scandalous divorce case...

Rainbird, a full-length play by Peter Mortimer, brings to life the remarkable story of Victor Noble Rainbird, a talented artist who rose to fame in early 20th-century Britain. Despite his...

Tragedy in the Victorian Novel: Theory and Practice in the Novels of George Eliot, Thomas Hardy and Henry James by Jeannette King. The rise of the novel as a literary genre in the 19th century marked...

The Servant, the General and Armageddon by Roderic Maude and Derwent Maude is a historical account of the Battle of Armageddon, which took place in 1918. The battle was a pivotal moment in World War...

A collection of 98 black and white photographs from Afghanistan, accompanied by commentary and poetry from distinguished contributors. These images capture the pathos and predicament of the Afghan...

A 50th Anniversary Edition of a Groundbreaking Analysis of American Foreign Policy This influential book offers a profound interpretation of the roots of American foreign policy, shedding light on...

Agent 9: Flood-a-Geddon! is a hilarious and action-packed new series about a feline secret agent who will stop at nothing to save the world. Agent 9, one of the Super-Secret Spy Service's best...

The Critic Or, A Tragedy Rehearsed by Richard Brinsley Sheridan is a significant work in the cultural heritage of civilization. First published in 1777, it has been preserved and made available to...

Greek Tragedy in Action by Oliver Taplin is a seminal study that redefined our understanding of Greek tragedy. Prior to this groundbreaking work, plays were often approached as texts rather than...

The Tragedy of the Chinese Revolution by Harold Isaacs In 1920s China, workers and peasants sought to build a revolution from the ground up, one that would empower them rather than be controlled by...

The Arab Winter: A Tragedy by Noah Feldman In 2010, the Arab Spring swept across the Middle East, promising an end to dictatorship and self-government for Arabic-speaking peoples. Yet, in most...