223 results for 'Hutton, Alasdair'

Len Hutton: A Life in Cricket Len Hutton was a batsman who enjoyed a stellar career with Yorkshire and England. Born into a family of cricketers, he began playing the game as a schoolboy and quickly...

James Hutton: The Founder of Modern GeologyThis revised and expanded edition pays tribute to James Hutton's groundbreaking work in geology, which laid the foundations for modern environmentalism...

James Hutton: A Life of Discovery and Genius The name James Hutton may not be as well-known as some of his contemporaries, but his contributions to science were revolutionary. As a doctor, farmer,...

The Hutton Inquiry: A Play About Power and Truth This play is based on the real-life events surrounding the death of Dr. David Kelly, which led to the Hutton Inquiry into the government's handling of...

Alasdair MacIntyre's Engagement with Marxism Selected Writings 1953-1974 by Alasdair C. MacIntyre is a collection of essays that explore his early engagement with Marxist thought. During the 1950s...

This comprehensive account explores the significance of Alasdair MacIntyre's work for the social sciences. MacIntyre's moral philosophy is shown to provide a powerful critique of liberalism, while...

Alasdair MacIntyre: An Intellectual Biography presents a comprehensive introduction to the life and work of one of today's leading moral philosophers. Winner of the prestigious Philippe Habert Prize,...

The Hutton and Butler Lifting the Lid on the Workings of Power By W. G. Runciman This collection of essays offers a detailed examination of the key events and controversies that dominated the news...

Alasdair MacIntyre's After Virtue is a seminal work that marks a significant turning point in his intellectual journey. This book synthesizes elements from Marxism and Thomism, offering a unique...

Charles Hutton's life was marked by hard work and determination. As a young man, he toiled in the coal pits, but his talent for maths and languages eventually led him to a different path. Twenty...

This comprehensive guide to Scotland's Northern Highlands takes you on a journey through 3 billion years of geological history. From the formation of continents to the evolution of life, and from...

Sherlock Holmes - Tragedy at Hutton Hall and Other Stories by Mike Hogan is a collection of two novellas that showcase the detective's remarkable skills in unraveling complex mysteries. In one story,...

A mortsafe lies in a place it shouldn't be - next to two bodies in Edinburgh's underground vaults. This is a cold case that has gone unexplained for almost two centuries, until now. Newlyweds Jean...

Discover the remarkable story of New Zealand's Hutton's shearwater, a seabird that breeds in just two remote locations high in the Kaikoura Mountains. This fascinating tale begins with the discovery...

Alasdair Gray's Every Short Story brings together a vast and varied collection of his fiction, spanning over six decades. The first sixteen tales were published in 1983 as Unlikely Stories, Mostly,...

Dante's Divine Trilogy Part Three is the final instalment in Alasdair Gray's masterful retelling of Dante's epic journey. As he navigates the wheels of divine justice, Dante struggles to understand...

David Woodhouse's detailed account of Hutton's men in the West Indies cricket team during the 1953/54 season is a fascinating study of a pivotal moment in the sport.Woodhouse's research has uncovered...

This comprehensive study explores the lives and works of seven influential Victorian literary critics: George Henry Lewes, Walter Bagehot, Richard Holt Hutton, Leslie Stephen, Andrew Lang, George...

The 1953/54 MCC tour to the Caribbean is often remembered as one of the most contentious series in cricket history. This book provides a detailed account of that tour, focusing on the experiences of...

Oliver Cromwell: Commander in Chief by Ronald Hutton In the aftermath of the first civil war, the Parliamentarians found themselves at a stalemate, with disagreements over the way forward threatening...

Britain's pagan past is a complex and fascinating topic. This book, written by renowned historian Ronald Hutton, explores the development, suppression, and enduring cultural significance of paganism...

Lanark A Life in Four Books by Alasdair Gray is a modern vision of hell, set in the disintegrating cities of Unthank and Glasgow. The novel tells the interwoven stories of Lanark and Duncan Thaw,...

Oliver Cromwell: A Complex Figure in History Oliver Cromwell was a man of great complexity, whose character has long been the subject of debate among historians. This book provides a major new...

The Witch: A History of Fear, from Ancient Times to the Present This comprehensive history of witchcraft spans thousands of years and multiple continents, revealing a complex and multifaceted...

Trials of the Moon: Reopening the Case for Historical Witchcraft by Ben Whitmore The 'creation myths' of modern witchcraft and Paganism were decisively challenged in the early 21st century. But did...

The Stations of the Sun: A History of the Ritual Year in Britain by Ronald Hutton This comprehensive history of the ritual year in Britain offers a fascinating exploration of the ways in which...

The Triumph of the Moon: A History of Modern Pagan Witchcraft This second edition of The Triumph of the Moon provides a comprehensive history of modern pagan witchcraft, extensively revising the...

The Illusionist: The True Story of the Man Who Fooled Hitler In 1942, a mysterious figure known only as Colonel Clarke was a familiar face in Cairo's bars, spinning tales and sharing drinks with...

The Greatest Show on Earth Behind the Microphone at the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo by Alasdair Hutton This is the story of Alasdair Hutton's time as the voice of the Royal Edinburgh Military...

Eryri/Snowdonia 40 Favourite Walks by Tom HuttonExplore the beautiful landscapes of Eryri/Snowdonia with this collection of 40 favourite walks. From the stunning mountains to the tranquil valleys,...

Sgt. Reckless: America's War Horse This remarkable story tells the tale of a small, unassuming horse who became a legendary war hero. Born into racing stock, Reckless proved herself to be a champion,...

A Pilot's Ups and Downs is the story of one of the four people who made it as an airline pilot out of every 1,000 who applied to fly for BEA/BOAC back in the day. The author shares his experiences,...

The Luath Treasury of Scottish Nursery Rhymes by Alasdair Hutton is an extensive collection of traditional Scots nursery rhymes and lullabies. Spanning from ancient to modern times, this...

Scotland's waterways offer a unique and breathtaking experience for paddlers of all levels. With its 27,000 lochs, 125,000km of rivers, and 800 islands, the country provides endless opportunities for...

Bella Baxter's mysterious past holds the key to her irresistible allure. Her connection to the enigmatic Godwin Baxter, a genius with a voice that can shatter eardrums, is just one of the secrets...

Swordsman: A Manual of Fence and the Defence Against an Uncivilised Enemy is a late 19th century manual of fencing tactics designed to preserve the noble art of swordsmanship. Written by an expert...

The World We're In by Will HuttonWill Hutton calls for Britain and Europe to offer alternatives to the American Way, as President Bush's policy of America first becomes increasingly evident.In this...

The 36th Bomb Squadron: A Story of Radar Countermeasures in World War II The 36th Bomb Squadron, part of the U.S. Eighth Air Force, played a crucial role in the Allied war effort during World War II...

Explore the Best of the Brecon Beacons with This Comprehensive Guide Discover 28 great circular walks in the Brecon Beacons, ranging from easy strolls to more challenging hikes. This Pathfinder guide...

Baggage Reclaimed: A Biographical Novel by Alasdair Scott Sutherland is a powerful and moving story about family secrets and the past. When his mother passes away, leaving him with a bundle of...

The British Republic 1649-1660 by Ronald Hutton provides a concise synthesis of recent research into this pivotal period in British history. This analysis delves into the diplomatic, military,...

Thirteen-year-old Alasdair's long summer holiday on the Isle of Skye takes an unexpected turn when he receives a mysterious note from a stranger who jumps from the train. As he settles into crofting...

Alasdair MacKenzie has never considered himself unlucky in all his centuries as an immortal rogue enforcer. Finding Sophie is great luck, though meeting her at a wedding full of Argeneaus and his own...

The last Cynster to remain unclaimed is Alasdair, known to his acquaintances as Lucifer. He seeks refuge in Devon, hoping to avoid the matchmaking efforts of London's society mamas. However, an...

How Good We Can Be: Ending the Mercenary Society and Building a Great CountryWill Hutton argues that Britain's economic crisis is not just a result of external factors, but also of its own internal...

Witches, Druids and King Arthur is a fascinating exploration of Paganism, myth, and ritual in medieval Europe. With his characteristic depth and understanding, Ronald Hutton examines the...

The Goddess in Christian Europe: A History of Deity-Like Figures Renowned scholar Ronald Hutton explores the history of deity-like figures in Christian Europe, challenging decades of debate around...

Shamans: Siberian Spirituality and the Western Imagination by Ronald Hutton explores the fascinating world of shamans, tracing their history from Imperial Russia to modern times. This in-depth study...

The Pagan Religions of the Ancient British Isles Their Nature and Legacy by Ronald Hutton is a comprehensive survey of religious beliefs in Britain from the Old Stone Age to the coming of...

Carrying the Black Bag: A Neurologist's Bedside Tales offers a unique perspective on medicine and humanity. Through real-life patient narratives, J. Thomas Hutton shares stories of ordinary people...

Dragon Arisen is the latest instalment in Donna Grant's captivating Dragon King series. Alasdair, a powerful and commanding Dragon King, finds himself enthralled by an enigmatic woman named Lotti...

Tweed Rins Tae the Ocean: A Walk Along Scotland's Border by Alasdair Allan is a thought-provoking exploration of the borderlands between Scotland and England. The author, Alasdair Allan, delves into...

The Turn of the Century: A Reader about Architecture in Europe 1990-2020 by Matthias Sauerbruch and Louisa Hutton is a collection of essays that explore the evolution of architecture in Europe over...

Pocket Medical Terminology by Andrew Hutton and Andrew R. Hutton is a comprehensive reference guide for healthcare professionals. This pocket book provides an essential resource for nursing students,...

Puffers and Places is a companion volume to Guthrie Hutton's earlier work, Puffers. As a canal enthusiast, Hutton has always been passionate about Scotland's waterways, and this book showcases his...

Cold Steel: A Practical Treatise on the Sabre (1889) by Alfred Hutton is a comprehensive guide to the art of sabre fencing. First published in 1889, this classic work remains relevant today for...

Ancient Swordplay: The Revival of Elizabethan Fencing in Victorian London explores the unique revival of swordsmanship in late 19th-century England. Captain Alfred Hutton and Egerton Castle, two...

The Triumph of the Moon: A History of Modern Pagan Witchcraft by Ronald Hutton is a meticulously researched study of modern pagan witchcraft. This second edition extensively revises the first...

Lanark A Life in Four Books by Alasdair Gray is a modern vision of hell set against the backdrop of disintegrating cities. This extraordinary novel tells two interconnected stories, exploring the...

Cities and the Cultural Economy by Thomas A. Hutton explores the complex relationship between urban development and the cultural economy. This sector now represents one of the largest contributors to...

The Scottish Coal Industry by Guthrie Hutton is a comprehensive exploration of Scotland's coal mining history. This in-depth study examines the industry's development from its early beginnings to its...

Debates in Stuart History by Ronald Hutton provides a clear and authoritative guide to the current state of Stuart history and its historiography. This introduction helps students understand recent...

The suddenness and depth of the recession has raised questions about the workability of capitalism. Will Hutton argues that reconstructing a bust financial system is not just a technical question,...

A wildly creative Gothic fantasy retelling of Frankenstein, This Monstrous Thing is set in an alternative world where clockwork parts and steam-powered carriages are the norm. When Alasdair Finch...

For medical students preparing for OSCEs and those learning to examine patients, Essential Examination is a trusted resource. Its systematic approach enables quick and effective learning of essential...

God, the Gold, and the Glory by Larry Hutton explores the connection between God's glory and the riches He created. This insightful book reveals biblical principles for receiving and enjoying...

A Highland warrior's heart is not easily won. Alasdair MacDonald has sworn to preserve peace in his land, but when Lady Marjory Mackintosh enters his life, he finds himself torn between duty and...

Dinosaurs had impeccable manners. Claire Hutton's engaging story explores an intriguing world where dinosaurs lived in harmony with each other and their environment. With its unique blend of history,...

Theatre in crisis: how can we reclaim its purpose? In "Towards a Civic Theatre", director Dan Hutton argues that a theatre without civic values is not worth fighting for. This book presents a range...

Stephen Jay Gould explores how geology's discovery of "deep time" - the vastness of earth's history - has shaped human thought. In this book, he examines three pivotal documents that mark the...

In 1785, Edinburgh is set ablaze with controversy as a kidnapped geologist prepares to unveil a revolutionary new theory. George Stephens, weeks from completing his medical degree, finds himself...

Finding Your Feet by Corinne Hutton is a personal and inspiring account of one woman's journey to rebuild her life after a devastating accident. With courage and determination, she shares the...

Bald Is Better with Earrings: A Survivor's Guide to Getting Through Breast Cancer is a practical and compassionate handbook for women diagnosed with breast cancer. Written by Andrea Hutton, who drew...

Freddie Mercury's story has been told in many ways, but few have captured the essence of his private life as honestly and movingly as this intimate memoir. Written by Jim Hutton, the man who loved...

The old house was filled with her paintings, and the chairs themselves surrounded her work - a silent yet vigilant audience. Sarah's aunt Edna painted portraits of chairs, not people in chairs, just...

Recognising and Responding to Animal Emotion in a Shared World by Vicki Hutton explores the complex emotional lives of non-human animals. This book synthesises current knowledge to create new...

Aloe Vera Nature's Silent Healer by Alasdair Barcroft and Audun Myskja is a comprehensive exploration of the healing properties of this ancient plant. With over 4,000 years of history behind it, aloe...

Agent Jack: the True Story of MI5's Secret Nazi Hunter by Robert Hutton is a gripping narrative that reveals the existence of an operation shrouded in secrecy. During World War II, Britain was facing...

Library of Aethers Selected Lyrics 1994-2024A collection of lyrics from Alasdair Roberts, spanning over three decades. This volume brings together some of the most evocative and enduring songs from...

Dependent Rational Animals: Why Human Beings Need the Virtues By Alasdair MacIntyre In this thought-provoking work, Alasdair MacIntyre explores the nature of human beings and our place in the world...

Alasdair MacIntyre's selective history of the Catholic philosophical tradition explores how belief in God has shaped and continues to influence philosophical inquiry across different historical and...

The Apache Wars: The Hunt for Geronimo, the Apache Kid, and the Captive Boy Who Started the Longest War in American History by Paul Andrew Hutton. This sweeping historical account spans over two...

The Spaghetti Tree: Mario and Franco and the Trattoria RevolutionThis book tells the story of the 1960s era when Italian immigrants, led by Mario and Franco, introduced Britain to authentic Italian...

Alasdair Gray and Adam Tomkins argue that the component nations of the United Kingdom can become true democracies only by declaring themselves republics. This pamphlet is for anyone alarmed by the...

After Virtue: A Study in Moral Theory, Third Edition by Alasdair MacIntyre. First published in 1981, this influential work has had a profound impact on moral philosophy. Now in its third edition, the...

Alasdair Wham's Devil's Cauldron is a gripping tale of magic and mayhem. In this electrifying novel, the boundaries between good and evil are tested as a young protagonist navigates a treacherous...

This influential volume explores the views of important ethical philosopher Alasdair MacIntyre and his impact on modern moral and political philosophy. M. B. Fuller examines MacIntyre's philosophical...

Three Rival Versions of Moral Enquiry: Encyclopaedia, Genealogy And TraditionAlasdair MacIntyre explores the fundamental differences in philosophical approach, arguing that distinct schools of...

Discover the hidden history of Dumfries & Galloway's lost railways with this comprehensive guide. Alasdair Wham takes you on a journey through the region's abandoned railway lines, sharing...

The Guardian Eleven Science Fiction Short StoriesA collection of eleven science fiction short stories by writers from across the globe, exploring themes of protection and responsibility.Featuring...

Government's Performance: A Critical Perspective Alasdair Roberts explores what government does well and what it does badly, examining the challenges faced by politicians in governing complex...

Alasdair Paterson's fourth collection from Shearsman Books is a diverse and eclectic exploration of poetry, drawing on his Scottish childhood, personal experiences, and observations of the natural...

Unlikely Stories, Mostly is Alasdair Gray's first collection of short stories, featuring tales that are both darkly funny and steeped in myth and fable. Gloriously illustrated, these stories capture...

Should Animals Have Political Rights? by Alasdair Cochrane explores the idea that states should go beyond protecting animals from individual cruelty to also safeguard their rights within broader...

The books of Jonah, Micah and Nahum presents an unconventional biblical narrative. In this collection, the people of Nineveh are shown to be forgiven, challenging the usual expectation that Israel's...

Old Sword Play Techniques of the Great Masters is a comprehensive guide to historical fencing styles and the use of various weapons. Written by John Hurley and Alfred Hutton, this text provides...

This Monstrous Thing by Mackenzi Lee is a retelling of Frankenstein set in an alternative fantasy world. In this unique take, Alasdair Finch uses clockwork pieces to bring his brother back from the...

Aristotle's Poetics by Aristotle A new translation that brings clarity and accuracy to this foundational work of literary criticism. The Poetics has had a profound influence on Western thought,...

Sophy Hutton's life is forever changed by her mother's death in childbirth, leaving her at the mercy of her cruel aunt and uncle. As she grows older, she uncovers a shocking truth about her birth and...