3955 results for 'Lane, Byron'

Byron's poetry is the enduring legacy of a life marked by adventure, passion, and tragedy. Born in 1788, the poet and politician George Gordon Byron, 6th Baron Byron, was a leading figure of the...

The final instalment in the Tobacco Girls series has arrived. As the war comes to an end, the lives of three friends are left uncertain. Maisie Miles waits anxiously for Japan to surrender, while her...

Bristol 1941, as the clouds of war grow bleaker, the Tobacco Girls are determined to do their bit for King and Country. Maisie Miles and Bridget Milligan, two of the group, take on new roles as...

The Old Money Book: A Guide to Living Richly Without Showing It Byron Tully draws on his personal experience as a member of America's upper class to reveal the subtle values that have defined...

In the midst of war, the struggles of everyday life continue for the Tobacco Girls. As the news of the allied forces' landing in Normandy breaks, the girls face new challenges and uncertainties. For...

Byron and Marginality by Norbert Lennartz explores the complex figure of Lord Byron, challenging traditional views of Romanticism. This book delves into Byron's provocative texts, which often blur...

Byron's Don Juan by Bernard Beatty This subtle and elegant discussion explores the enduring nature of Byron's masterwork. First published in 1985, this study examines how Byron assimilated his...

Byron: A Life and Legend by Fiona MacCarthy offers a fresh perspective on the life and poetry of Lord Byron. Drawing on John Murray's archive, MacCarthy sheds new light on Byron's early years,...

Byron in Love by Edna O'Brien is a candid and immediate biography that charts the many loves of the notorious 19th-century poet. This highly readable account explores the diverse and colourful women...

Byron and the Poetics of Adversity by Jerome McGann Jerome McGann's latest work offers a fresh perspective on the life and poetry of Lord Byron, challenging traditional views of his work. This book...

Byron: A Study of Complexity and Development For years, Byron's work was misunderstood, either neglected or overshadowed by his own reputation. However, this perception has changed, and he is now...

Byron's most personal and profound work, Sardanapalus, is a deeply introspective exploration of the human condition. Written by the renowned English poet Lord Byron, this 116-page volume is a...

Byron by David Ellis A concise and engaging account of Lord Byron's life and work. This biography explores his experiences from Aberdeen lodgings to Newstead Abbey, and his travels in Italy and...

Byron's Don Juan: A Critical Study by Elizabeth French Boyd Published in 2017, this critical study offers a fresh perspective on Byron's most celebrated poem, Don Juan. As the last and greatest of...

Byron in Context by Clara Tuite explores the social and intertextual relationships that informed the writing of one of the most celebrated poets of the Romantic period. This volume brings together...

Byron's Letters and Journals A New Selection offers an intimate look at the life and career of one of Britain's most fascinating figures. This collection of letters and journals, edited by Leslie...

Lady Byron and Her Daughters by Julia Markus is a groundbreaking biography that reevaluates the life of Annabella Milbanke, wife of Lord Byron. After her tumultuous marriage, Lady Byron transformed...

Lord Byron was the author of the most influential long poem of its era (Childe Harold's Pilgrimage) and the funniest long poem in European literature (Don Juan). His life and legend were...

The Late Lord Byron by Doris Langley Moore is a biography that sheds new light on the poet's life after his death. For decades, no book has explored the immediate aftermath of Byron's life,...

Byron's enduring legacy as a poet and philosopher continues to appeal to readers. This book explores his life and ideas, highlighting those most relevant to everyday dilemmas. The Life Lessons series...

George Gordon Byron, one of the most famous poets of his age, is introduced by contemporary poet Paul Muldoon in this unique series. By selecting and interpreting his poems, Muldoon offers insights...

Byron: A Life in Ten Letters A fresh and gripping biography that explores the life and work of Lord Byron through his most resonant correspondence. Adopting a unique approach, this book delves into...

Byron's poetry is his lasting legacy. Born in 1788, George Gordon Byron was a leading English poet of the Romantic Movement, known for his flamboyant style and aristocratic indulgences. Despite his...

Byron's War: A New Understanding of Lord Byron's Life and Writing Roderick Beaton explores the complex relationship between Lord Byron and Greece, tracing the poet's journey from youthful travels to...

Lord Byron's Travels Poems, Letters, and Journals offers a unique glimpse into the life of one of literature's most fascinating figures. Through his letters and journals, we gain insight into the...

The Kindness of Sisters: Annabella Milbanke and the Destruction of the Byrons By David Crane, Flamingo. A groundbreaking work of Romantic biography, this book offers an original examination of...

Byron's Poetry and Prose: A Comprehensive Collection This Norton Critical Edition brings together the complete works of George Gordon Byron Baron Byron in one authoritative volume. The collection...

Byron's Letters and Journals A New Selection offers an intimate look at the life and career of one of Britain's most fascinating figures. This collection of letters and journals, edited by Leslie...

A captivating double biography that brings to life two driven and complicated women. Miranda Seymour's meticulously researched work vividly portrays Annabella Milbanke and Ada Lovelace, their lives...

Byron's poetry is a testament to his enduring legacy as a poet, celebrity, and revolutionary. This collection brings together some of his most celebrated works, including "Manfred," the melancholy...

The Collected Poems of Lord Byron A comprehensive collection of the works of one of the most celebrated poets of the Romantic era, featuring selections from Don Juan, Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, and...

Byron and the Forms of Thought explores the poet's fascination with different ways of thinking about philosophy and poetry. This new study questions traditional notions of Byron as a philosopher,...

The Fall of the House of Byron: Scandal and Seduction in Georgian England By Emily Brand This captivating biography explores the tumultuous lives of the Byrons, a family whose reputation for scandal...

A young woman's life becomes entwined with that of Lord Byron's former physician, Dr Polidori. Eliza falls deeply in love with him, but her perception of reality is challenged when she meets the poet...

Lord Byron: A Complex Figure in English Literature The name Lord Byron is often associated with the Romantic movement and the bohemian lifestyle of 19th-century England. However, his poetry and life...

The HMS Wager's ill-fated voyage is recounted in this account of its wreck and mutiny off the coast of Chile in 1741. A British ship with a crew of over 300, the Wager was severely damaged in the...

Byron Among the English Poets: A Study of Literary Tradition and Poetic Legacy This volume explores the complex relationships between Lord Byron and other poets in the English literary tradition...

Jane Austen and Lord Byron are often seen as opposites, but their lives and works were more closely intertwined than previously thought. This book brings them together in the world of Regency...

Byron's poetry is his lasting legacy. Born in 1788, George Gordon Byron was a leading English poet of the Romantic Movement, known for his flamboyant style and aristocratic indulgences. Despite his...

A Study Guide for Lord Byron's "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage" provides a comprehensive resource for literature students. This concise guide includes a plot summary, character analysis, author...

Pregnancy Surprise in Byron Bay / Paramedic's Fling to Forever by Emily Forbes and Sue MacKayA chance encounter with a former flame reignites a spark, but an unexpected twist throws everything off...

Lord Byron's Armenian Exercises and Poetry is an unchanged reprint of the original 1870 edition. This collection showcases the poet's lesser-known work in Armenian, alongside his English poetry...

Lord Byron's Armenian Exercises and Poetry is a culturally significant work that has been preserved for public access. As it falls into the public domain in many countries, including the United...

Byron and John Murray: A Poet and His Publisher is a comprehensive account of their complex relationship. It reveals how a conservative publisher like John Murray managed to publish the work of a...

Edward John Trelawny's Records of Shelley, Byron and the Author is a fascinating collection of reminiscences from the 19th-century writer and adventurer. In this unique document, Trelawny recounts...

The Cambridge Companion to Byron Second Edition by Drummond Bone A revised and updated edition that reinvigorates our understanding of this complex literary figure. This comprehensive guide covers...

This authoritative edition brings together a unique combination of Byron's poetry and prose, offering a comprehensive insight into his work and thinking. The collection includes all the major poems,...

Dark Days for the Tobacco Girls by Lizzie Lane As the clouds of war gather, the lives of four young women are forever changed. In 1940s Bristol, Bridget, Maisie, Phyllis, and their friends face the...

The Theatre Royal, Drury Lane has been a place of tears and laughter for nearly three centuries. Its history is marked by both triumphs and disasters, with moments of riotous celebration and...

Explore the many ways we use airplanes in this simple picture book about transportation.From seaplanes to crop dusters and planes that write messages in the sky, children can discover the different...

This collection of 15 dialogues offers a unique opportunity to explore the power of questioning and self-inquiry. Through conversations with individuals from diverse backgrounds, Byron Katie helps...

This hardcover volume collects the most essential poems of George Gordon, Lord Byron, and showcases his enduring significance as a poet. A key figure in 19th-century literature, Byron's verse is...

Winter at The Stables on Muddypuddle Lane is a heartwarming festive romance that explores the complexities of love and loss. When widowed Megan Barnes receives a series of riding lessons as a final...

Byron: The Poetry of Politics and the Politics of Poetry brings together new perspectives on Lord Byron's engagement with politics. This collection re-examines the poet's life and work, exploring how...

Discover the inspiring homes of Byron Bay's creative community. Home by the Sea showcases eighteen diverse and beautifully designed interiors, each one telling a story of its owner - from interior...

Jane Austen Mystery: A Chilling Investigation in 19th-Century Brighton. When a young society miss is found dead in the bedchamber of Lord Byron, a notorious poet and seducer of women, Jane Austen...

Discover the Natural Healing Powers of Hydrogen Peroxide Hydrogen peroxide is a versatile chemical substance with a wide range of uses. While commonly used as a disinfectant, its applications extend...

Chelsea's life is turned upside down when her dark drawings come to life. She finds solace in confiding in Geoff, but can't shake the feeling that he may be hiding secrets of his own. As she...

Ada Lovelace, daughter of Lord Byron, was born in 1815 and died aged 36. Her life spanned significant historical changes, including the Battle of Waterloo and the Great Exhibition of 1851. She was...

Autumn at The Stables on Muddypuddle Lane is a heartwarming romance that follows the story of Timothy Milton, a vet who lands his dream job in a village. He meets Charity Jones, a horse lover with a...

A Love for the Lane by Chris Slegg is a nostalgic look back at Tottenham Hotspur's iconic home ground, White Hart Lane. From its humble beginnings to its eventual redevelopment, the stadium has...

Jesperson and Lane are at your service when it comes to solving London's most puzzling mysteries. When Jasper Jesperson becomes interested in a seemingly minor theft from the British Museum, his...

London 1962 is about to change forever. A shocking revelation threatens the lives of everyone on Mulberry Lane, putting beloved pubs and restaurants at risk. As old friends struggle to come to terms...

Brick Lane today is a place of extremes - a street that's constantly reinventing itself. This vibrant chronicle brings to life the memories and realities of Brick Lane's many communities, weaving...

The Burnthouse Lane estate was conceived in the 1920s as a self-contained community for working-class families. Designed along Garden City lines, it aimed to address poverty and deprivation in...

This study charts the art market and museums of early 20th century Europe through the legacy of one influential dealer. Hugh Lane established himself in London in the 1890s, selling paintings by...

A mysterious death in West Africa sets off a chain of questions about the life and legacy of Letitia Elizabeth Landon, known to her contemporaries as 'L.E.L.', the 'Female Byron'. Her body was found...

From the Lane... is a personal and emotional account of one fan's experiences following their beloved football club over two decades. The story begins with the author's first visit to White Hart...

Shameful Secrets on Coronation Close by Lizzie Lane is a historical fiction novel set in Bristol in 1937. The year is marked by celebration and change, as the country prepares for the coronation of...

England's Lane by Joseph Connolly In this poignant and humorous portrayal of English life, three married couples living in England's Lane navigate the complexities of family, relationships, and...

Sam Snead, Byron Nelson, and Ben Hogan: A Dominant Trio in Golf History During the Great Depression, golf was facing an uncertain future. As spectator sport, it was struggling to survive. However,...

A New Dawn Over Mulberry Lane by Rosie ClarkeLife in London 1958 is changing fast for the young people of Mulberry Lane. Peggy Ronaski's family faces growing pains, while Maureen Hart struggles with...

Two Acres of Time tells the story of the Byron Dig, a 29-year excavation project that uncovered an astonishing trove of fossils and artifacts from the late Ice Age through European settlement. This...

This humorous tale follows the life of a woman navigating love, family and identity in a complex web of relationships.With its witty prose and engaging storyline, On Turpentine Lane is a worthwhile...

A fresh start in a new town seems like the perfect solution for Tilly Parker as she seeks to leave her past behind. Taking on a plot at Ivy Lane allotments appears to be just what she needs - peace,...

At 47, Mr. F's life is governed by calm precision and routine on London's Skin Lane. However, he starts to experience frightening recurring nightmares that leave him unsettled. The images in his...

Mark Doty's poetry is known for its unflinching candour and ability to find beauty in the mundane. In Deep Lane, he takes this risk-taking approach to new heights, exploring themes of desire,...

The Diary of Dr. John William Polidori, 1816, Relating to Byron, Shelley, etc. Edited and Elucidated by William Michael Rossetti is a unique collection of diary entries from the Italian English...

Amelia's life was turned upside down by Lane, a man who brought out her toughest qualities and challenged everything she thought she knew. As she navigated this new reality, Amelia found herself...

Jesperson and Lane are at your service when you need discreet investigation into any mystery, crime, or puzzling circumstances. Their latest case begins with a violent knock on the door and a man...

The murder of Kingsley Blaine in Farriers' Lane remains one of England's most infamous cases. Five years after his body was found crucified in the lane, the police had arrested a Jewish actor and...

At Lavender Lane, the art of relaxation is put to the test. Nadia Demidova, the legendary doyenne of this exclusive getaway, has a knack for sensing which guests will be trouble. Her latest arrivals...

The Ocean at the End of the Lane is a haunting and imaginative tale that explores the complexities of memory, magic, and survival. Neil Gaiman's latest novel for adults is a deeply personal and...

Golden Lane Estate: A Model for Urban Housing In the aftermath of World War II, the City of London faced a pressing need for housing. In response, the City Corporation commissioned architect Geoffry...

Stephen wants to be like his friends - to have no lane. But what if he can't do everything they can? As a mixed kid, he's living in two worlds with different rules. Strangers treat him differently...

Life in Mulberry Lane is marked by love, loss and resilience. For Maureen Jackson, a trainee nurse, her hospital is bombed on her first shift, but it's just one challenge among many as she navigates...

Jesperson and Lane are the unlikely duo you need when discretion is required. For years, Miss Lane worked with a mysterious woman known only as Miss X, but discovered she was not what she seemed...

A Cuckoo in Candle Lane is a powerful drama of family life set in post-war London. When Elsie and Bert Jones move to Candle Lane, they leave behind their comfortable home in Wimbledon, but the new...

A Brothel on Hibiscus Lane by Alexander Ferrar is a humorous and romantic tale set in Guatemala's stunning Lake Atitlan. A war restaurateur, who has just retired, finds himself at the centre of a...

The Girl From Poor House Lane by Freda Lightfoot is a heart-wrenching family saga that explores the complexities of love, loss and class. When Kate O'Connor's husband dies, leaving her to care for...

A Reunion at Mulberry Lane by Rosie Clarke is a heartwarming festive read that explores the complexities of family life in 1949 London. As Christmas approaches, Peggy's eldest daughter Janet faces an...

Brick Lane Cookbook celebrates the diverse food cultures of this vibrant London neighborhood. Dina Begum, born and bred in East London, shares her own family recipes alongside those from street food...

Set against the vibrant backdrop of London's East End, Brick Lane tells the story of Nazneen, a young woman forced into an arranged marriage and struggling to find her place in a new world.As she...

Lord Byron and Lady Caroline Lamb Mad, Bad And Dangerous To Know: The Passionate and Public Affair That Scandalised Regency England by Joanne Hayle. In 1812, the marriage of Lord Byron to Anne...

Julie and Stephen Richards have spent nearly forty years together, but their marriage has been on hold since Julie's past came back to haunt her. Now, they're faced with the possibility of rekindling...

Twelve-year-old Emmy is sent to a prestigious British boarding school, Wellsworth, after her father's disappearance years ago. She soon discovers that her new home holds secrets and mysteries waiting...

The Ocean at the End of the Lane is a magical and haunting tale by Neil Gaiman. It began forty years ago when a family lodger's tragic event stirred up ancient powers, unleashing dark creatures from...

The Christ of Coldharbour Lane is a powerful play about a community in crisis. A revolutionary preacher tries to ignite a sense of purpose and passion among the crowds, but when people's desires are...

Firefly Lane is a poignant and powerful coming of age story spanning over three decades, exploring the complexities of love, loss, and the magic of female friendship. Set against the backdrop of the...

The Regency Revolution: A Decade that Shaped the Modern World The Regency period in Britain was a time of great change and upheaval. This fascinating era, spanning from 1811 to 1820, saw the...