1052 results for 'Joan Bess'

Discover the art of Gelli Plate Printing with this premier guide. Artist Joan Bess shares her expertise in creating unique prints using a durable, reusable gel printing plate. With over 60...

Joan Didion: The 1960s & 70s brings together five iconic books from one of America's most original and influential writers. This comprehensive collection gathers her fiction and nonfiction, prepared...

Elizabeth Foster, known to her friends as 'Bess', was a woman who defied convention and lived life on her own terms. Born in 1757, she led a privileged life before marrying John Thomas Foster in 1777...

A Question of Honor: A Bess Crawford Mystery by Charles Todd is a gripping mystery that delves into the dark secrets of the past. In 1908, a shocking murder took place in India, leaving behind a...

Bess Crawford finds herself in deadly circumstances on a remote Welsh headland. The Great War may be over, but its wounds still linger, and Bess is assigned to a clinic for amputees. She fears that...

A Pattern of Lies: A Bess Crawford Mystery by Charles Todd is a gripping mystery set against the backdrop of war-torn France. When an explosion at a gunpowder mill in Kent kills over 100 men,...

A Forgotten Place: A Bess Crawford Mystery by Charles Todd After the Great War, Bess Crawford finds herself entangled in a desperate situation on a remote Welsh headland. As a nurse, she has been...

Hardcover, 304 pages, published August 2016. A wounded French officer is brought to the aid station of Bess Crawford, a battlefield nurse. Despite being treated and sent to a rear hospital, the...

Bess The Commoner Queen by Kevin Fegan is an epic biography that spans over 80 years, tracing the remarkable life of Bess Hardwick from her humble beginnings as a Derbyshire farmer's daughter to her...

Bess of Hardwick: An Elizabethan Tycoon Wyn Derbyshire's biography tells the remarkable story of Bess of Hardwick, a woman who defied convention to build a life of wealth and influence in...

Bess of Hardwick: Myths and Realities is a meticulously researched biography that sets the record straight about one of history's most enigmatic figures. By separating fact from fiction, Terry...

Bram Stoker's Dracula by Georges Bess is a beautifully illustrated graphic novel that brings the iconic vampire to life. Based on the original novel by Bram Stoker, this adaptation features stunning...

Bess of Hardwick: A Life of Power and HeritageThis biography explores the life of Bess of Hardwick, a woman who defied convention in 16th-century England. Through her four marriages, she accumulated...

Bess by Pamela Brunskill In 16th-century London, girls are barred from acting in Shakespeare's plays. One girl finds a way to pursue her dream: she pretends to be a boy to get a role. But when the...

Bess Crawford is tasked with escorting a convoy of severely wounded soldiers from France to England. Among them is a young pilot, badly burned and carrying a photograph of his wife pinned to his...

Bess of Hardwick: First Lady of Chatsworth A remarkable life of resilience and determination, Bess Hardwick's story is one of survival and triumph in the face of adversity. Born into a poor family in...

A feminist reimagining of Joan of Arc's life breathes new life into this famous tale. Katherine J. Chen presents a beguiling, fully human heroine - a mix of wariness and confidence, fiercely...

Joan's Story is a heartwarming account from an octogenarian who has known her share of life's challenges. Despite facing adversity, Joan reflects on the transformative power of faith and how it has...

Hardcover, 320 pages, published 2023. In the aftermath of World War I, Bess Crawford finds herself at the centre of a deadly feud between two families. When news of a terrible accident reaches her,...

Joan of Arc: A HistoryThis gripping biography tells the story of Joan of Arc, a peasant girl who heard voices from God and led an army to victory in a time when women were not allowed to fight. Her...

Bess Crawford is drawn into a deadly feud between two families in this 13th book in the beloved mystery series from Charles Todd. Following the end of World War I, Bess travels to Yorkshire to help a...

A stunning feminist reimagining of the life of Joan of Arc emerges from Katherine J. Chen's vivid and visceral storytelling. Re-created as a woman for our time, this heroine roars off the page with...

Joan Tomás: PHotoBolsillo is a concise and insightful exploration of the life and work of Catalan photographer Joan Tomás.The book delves into Tomás's diverse practice, which spans from fashion...

Joan The Remarkable Life of Joan Leigh Fermor by Simon Fenwick For the first time, the remarkable life of Joan Leigh Fermor is told in full. A talented photographer and independent woman, Joan defied...

Joan Eardley was a highly regarded Scottish artist of the 20th century, celebrated for her evocative paintings and drawings of the natural world. Her unique ability to capture the essence of Scottish...

A Cruel Deception is the eleventh novel in Charles Todd's acclaimed Bess Crawford mystery series. In the aftermath of World War I, nurse Bess Crawford is tasked with finding a troubled former soldier...

George Bernard Shaw's play Saint Joan tells the story of 15th century French military figure Joan of Arc, dramatising what is known of her life based on substantial records of her trial.Premiering in...

Pope Joan, a woman who defied the social conventions of her time, has been shrouded in legend for a thousand years. This riveting novel brings to life the story of a woman who disguised herself as a...

The Trial of Joan of Arc by Harvard University Press This 2007 translation presents the full record of Joan's trial in Latin, offering a unique insight into her life and character. The trial...

Bess Wallace Truman: Harry's White House "Boss" is a scholarly biography that sheds new light on the life and legacy of Bess Truman. Through extensive research into previously overlooked archives,...

The Art of Time in Fiction by Joan Silber explores a fundamental aspect of storytelling: the way time unfolds in a narrative. The author argues that the end point of a story determines its meaning,...

Joan Is Okay by Weike Wang is a thought-provoking novel about a woman's search for identity and belonging.As an ICU doctor in New York City, Joan has built a life that feels secure and familiar...

The Mission of Joan of Arc by Joan M. Edmunds explores the enduring fascination with her life, which continues to generate new studies and add to the existing body of knowledge about this pivotal...

George Bernard Shaw's Saint Joan offers a fresh perspective on the life of fifteenth-century heroine Joan of Arc. Written in 1923, this play presents a more accurate account of her story, one that...

Bess of Hardwick's remarkable story is one of astonishing resilience and determination. Born in 1521, she rose from country squire's daughter to become one of the richest and most powerful women in...

Published in 1896, "Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc" is Mark Twain's final novel, a departure from his usual comic and satirical writings. Written anonymously at first to ensure the work was...

Two ships, wrecked on opposite ends of a deserted island in 1864, face the ultimate test of human nature. The Grafton, a schooner, has just wrecked on Auckland Island, a place of year-round freezing...

Joan of Arc was born in a small French village during one of the most tumultuous periods in European history. At just 11 years old, she began to experience vivid visions that would change the course...

Discover the biting wit and unapologetic humor of comedy legend Joan Rivers in this collection of her most memorable quotes.From her sharp observations on childbirth to her candid opinions on...

Tess and Bess in the Snow by Sally Bates is a fun-filled story about two friends enjoying the snow. They go on various winter activities like skating, sledging, and making a big snow-mouse. The Early...

Joan Baez: A Life in SongThis biography celebrates the enduring legacy of a music icon whose voice has been a powerful force for change. Since her impromptu performance at the 1959 Newport Folk...

The Story of Joan of ArcA retelling of one of history's most famous stories, this book explores the life and legacy of Joan of Arc.First published in 1887, Andrew Lang's account of Joan's story is a...

This biography of Joan of Arc, written by Hilaire Belloc, offers an intimate and artful narrative of her life. As a Catholic of French and English descent, Belloc brings a deep understanding of the...

Bess of Hardwick: A Life of Ambition and Determination Born into a poor gentleman farmer's family, Bess of Hardwick rose to become one of the richest women in England. Her remarkable story is one of...

Joan de Geneville's life was one of contrasts - marked by love and turmoil, loyalty and duty. Born into a world where women were often subservient, she was raised to command by her mother. Educated...

Joan of Kent: The First Princess of Wales A remarkable story of love, loyalty and survival, this biography uncovers the life of Joan, the wife of the Black Prince and mother of Richard II. Despite...

Bess Crawford finds herself in treacherous waters when she agrees to attend a wedding in Ireland. The uneasy peace following World War I is fragile, and tensions run high in the wake of the 1916...

Joan of Arc by Herself and Her WitnessesThis book presents a historical account of Joan's life and exploits, based on contemporary documents translated by Régine Pernoud. It aims to answer questions...

Cook with Joan Roca is a comprehensive guide to cooking techniques and preparation methods, featuring over 2,000 photographs to illustrate key concepts. This visual encyclopedia covers essential...

Bertolt Brecht's Saint Joan of the Stockyards is a unique reimagining of the legendary story of Joan of Arc. In this version, she is transformed into 'Joan Dark', a member of a Salvation Army-like...

Bullish and Joan are two plays that challenge traditional notions of identity and performance. In Bullish, ancient mythology meets modern gender negotiation, as a group of characters try to navigate...

Joan Didion: Memoirs & Later Writings A comprehensive collection of Joan Didion's most recent and haunting works, this definitive edition concludes the Library of America's three-volume series. The...

Tales of mystery and suspense featuring two beloved characters from Charles Todd's acclaimed series. This collection brings together four short stories: "The Kidnapping", "The Girl on the Beach",...

Bette Davis and Joan Crawford: A Deadly Rivalry The Hollywood careers of two legendary actresses were marked by bitter rivalry and intense personal animosity. Born in the same year, Bette Davis and...

The Long Journey of Joan Miró tells the story of an artist who was driven by his passion for art and nature from a very young age. With determination, he pursued his dreams and went on to become one...

A powerful and joyous new play tells Joan of Arc's story anew. An unexpected leader emerges from nowhere, sparking a revolution with their message of self-discovery and rebellion against expectations...

In a world ravaged by war, humanity has retreated to a mysterious platform called CIEL. Here, the survivors have undergone a radical transformation: they are now sexless, hairless, and pale-white,...

Joan Littlewood: Dreams and Realities is the definitive biography of one of the most influential theatre makers of the 20th century. Written by Peter Rankin, who worked with Joan for 38 years, this...

Joan of Arc In Her Own WordsA unique and powerful account of her life, written in her own words. This collection of writings offers an intimate and inspiring look at the life of a young French...

Joan Eardley: A Sense of Place This book explores the life and art of Scotland's most admired artist, Joan Eardley, through a detailed examination of her working processes. From rough sketches and...

Joan Littlewood's autobiography offers an unparalleled first-hand account of her extraordinary life and career, from her early years in south-east London to becoming one of the most influential...

Joan of Arc's life and death had far-reaching consequences for France and England, shaping the destiny of their monarchies. Her legacy has been subject to intense debate among biographers, with each...

Jackie, Ethel, Joan: Women of CamelotThis in-depth biography explores the lives of three women who married into the Kennedy family: Jackie Bouvier, Ethel Skakel, and Joan Bennett. The Camelot years...

Joan Didion: What She Means brings together an extensive collection of artworks and writings that reflect the life and work of renowned author Joan Didion. Spanning over 50 artists, including Brice...

Joan Didion: Substance and Style by Kathleen M. Vandenberg explores the rhetorical power of her nonfiction prose style, often praised for its beauty and poetry. Through close readings of selected...

An Iron Girl in a Velvet Glove: The Life of Joan Rhodes tells the fascinating and tumultuous story of a woman who followed her own unique path. Born into poverty in 1920s London, Joan Rhodes endured...

Joan Clarke was a mathematician who played a crucial role in breaking the Naval Enigma at Bletchley Park, alongside Alan Turing. Born into a family with strong Christian roots, Joan's exceptional...

The Weakness In Me presents the lyrics of Joan Armatrading for the first time in one unique volume. Since her debut album Whatever's For Us in 1972, Joan Armatrading has traversed styles and genres...

The Maid and the Queen: The Secret History of Joan of ArcThis biography reveals the previously unchronicled story of Yolande of Aragon, the mentor who helped shape the life of one of history's most...

Joan of Arc and the Limits of Subjectivity explores why some of the most important thinkers of the twentieth century have been fascinated by her story. Françoise Meltzer uses Joan's narrative as a...

The World According to Joan Didion is a deeply personal and insightful exploration of the life, craft, and legacy of one of the most revered and influential writers of our time. Evelyn McDonnell, a...

Joan of Arc's story has been extensively documented throughout history, yet myths about her continue to persist. This one-woman play sheds new light on her experiences with the highest levels of...

Joan of Arc and 'the Great Pity of the Land of France' by Moya Longstaffe is a thought-provoking biography that delves into the life and legacy of one of history's most enigmatic figures. Through a...

The Book of Joan: Tales of Mirth, Mischief, and Manipulation is a humorous and poignant tribute to the iconic comedian Joan Rivers by her daughter Melissa. This paperback edition shares stories,...

Introducing Tim, Bess and Tess, a heartwarming story for early learners.This charming tale is part of Ladybird Books' range of modern stories, traditional tales and first reference books, written in...

Joan's Crusade tells the story of two young friends who embark on an adventure to spread the message of God and His Son in their own neighbourhood.With Pluto by their side, they face rebuffs and...

Joan Wulff's New Fly-Casting Techniques is a comprehensive guide to mastering the art of fly casting. First published in 2016, this updated edition builds upon Joan Wulff's pioneering work, refining...

Jackie, Ethel, Joan: The Women of CamelotThis intimate and in-depth biography explores the complex relationships between three women who married into the Kennedy family: Jackie Bouvier, Ethel Skakel,...

Joan Crawford: A Life Beyond the LegendThis biography sets the record straight about one of Hollywood's greatest stars, exploring her life and career beyond the glamour and gossip. With extensive...

Joan of Arc: La pucelle is a collection of major documents relating to her life and contemporary reputation. This sourcebook presents a critical framework for understanding the trial that ended her...

Joan Procter was known for entertaining unusual party guests - slithery and scaly ones who turned over teacups and crawled past crumpets. While other girls played with dolls, Joan preferred the...

Joan Crawford's contribution to film noir during the 1940s and 1950s is a significant aspect of her career. Several of her films from this period showcase her best acting work, while also...

Joan Wales's remarkable journey to China is a testament to her unwavering faith and determination. In 1949, she joined a small team of foreigners in Lisu province, braving treacherous mountain passes...

A cloudless summer day in 1900, and the students of Appleyard College for Young Ladies had chosen the perfect picnic spot at Hanging Rock. After lunch, a group of three girls decided to explore the...

Justice for Joan: A True Crime Mystery In August 1948, a young woman's life was brutally cut short at Arundel Castle in Sussex. Her body, raped and strangled, was discovered just days after she...

The Flintlock Musket: Brown Bess and Charleville 1715-1865 The flintlock musket played a pivotal role in warfare for over 150 years, from the Thirty Years' War to the American Civil War. Its design...

The story of Joan of Arc, also known as "The Maid of Orléans", is one of courage and conviction. Born in Domrémy, France in 1412, during the Hundred Years' War, she began to hear celestial voices as...

The story of female attorneys Jessie Levy and Bess Robbins is one of remarkable perseverance in the face of overwhelming odds. In the early 1930s, women practicing criminal law were often viewed with...

Dear Joan and Jericha: Why He Turns Away is a candid and humorous guide to navigating relationships, from dating to long-term commitment. Written by the world-renowned agony aunts of the popular...

George Bernard Shaw's powerful historical drama about Joan of Arc presents a realistic portrayal of the legendary figure, challenging traditional depictions and offering a nuanced exploration of her...

Joan McCord's Selected Essays offer a unique insight into her groundbreaking research in criminology. A pioneering figure in the field, Dr. McCord's work on the Cambridge-Somerville Youth Study...

Three Plays by George Bernard Shaw Pygmalion, Heartbreak House, and Saint Joan are considered three of the most important works in modern British theatre. Pygmalion, first performed in Vienna in...

Joan Didion's conversations with Sheila Heti, Hilton Als, Dave Eggers, Hari Kunzru and many more offer a nuanced view of her work and life.This collection delves into her lesser-known mid-career...

Elizabeth I was a queen whose strong will and diplomatic skills earned her the admiration of both her people and her enemies. Born into an era of religious strife, she navigated treacherous plots and...

Joan Jonas & Gina Pane explores the pioneering work of two key figures in performance art. Born in 1936 and 1939 respectively, these artists worked across multiple disciplines, including sculpture,...

Joan Eardley's life was forever changed by her first visit to Catterline in 1951. The village's dramatic light and rapidly changing weather sparked a fascination that would last a lifetime. Eardley...

The Maid Joan of Arc in American Film and Culture Robin Blaetz explores how the legend of Joan of Arc has been used in the United States over the past two centuries, appearing in various forms of...

Joan Miro's writings offer a unique insight into the mind and creative process of one of the 20th century's most innovative artists. This collection of his notebooks, letters, and interviews reveals...

Joan Didion: Life And/with/through Words by Cinzia Scarpino and Eva-Sabine Zehelein is an in-depth exploration of the life and work of one of America's most iconic writers and intellectuals. This...