248 results for 'Miklas, Margie'

Margie Peterson's life is in disarray. Her husband's eccentric interests are causing tension at home, her daughter struggles to fit in at her new school, and her mother has introduced some...

This is a personal account of the author's life experiences and memories.Spanning throughout his life, these recollections offer an intimate look at the events that have shaped his life story.With...

This descriptive and historical notice explores the Ancient Franciscan Friary Of Bun-a-margie, Ballycastle, on the North Coast of Antrim. A significant cultural work, it is part of the knowledge base...

Margie Miklas shares her personal story of love and connection to Sicily, a place she first visited with grandchildren of her own. Growing up as a second-generation Italian-American, Margie had...

The OCR GCSE Music Revision Guide provides comprehensive support for students preparing for the Listening and Appraising exam. This revision guide covers all the key information you need to know,...

The Fall of Miklagard is the eighth book in Kristian Alva's Dragon Stone Saga. A shocking event has left the city of Miklagard vulnerable to destruction, and its dragon riders must come together to...

When 48-year-old Margie Clifton inherits a property on San Juan Island, she sees it as the perfect opportunity to start anew. A new business venture, a second home for her adult children, and a...

Get ready to tackle auditions with confidence. Acting coach Margie Haber's revolutionary phrase technique is designed to help actors break through psychological roadblocks and deliver their best...

The Shadow of the Teapot A true story of family and resilience. In the aftermath of World War II, three young sisters were given to a woman known locally as "The-witch-on-the-corner". Raised in a...

Saul Leiter's vibrant colour slides have been rediscovered, offering a unique glimpse into the life and work of one of the world's greatest photographers. This collection, meticulously curated by...

The Gingerbread Christmas Village by Kiley Dunbar is a heartwarming tale of community, friendship, and the magic of Christmas. For decades, the annual gingerbread exhibit in the sleepy Cotswold...

A murder at the Society of Aging Parents (SOAP) sets off a complex investigation that leads to a global drug cartel and money laundering schemes. As Margie's career and reputation are threatened, her...

F*ck Your Comfort Zone: Take a Risk and Become the Lead in Your Own Life by Margie HaberAre you stuck in your comfort zone? It's time to break free and take control of your life. This book will guide...

When diagnosed with asbestos-related lung cancer, Margie Levine was given just six months to live. However, she refused to give up hope and chose an approach that combined state-of-the-art medicine...

Quiet Moments: A Collection of Inspirational Poetry for Those Who Grieve. Experiencing loss can leave us with quiet moments - times when it feels like nothing has changed, yet everything has...

Out With the Sunset is a gripping police procedural set in picturesque Canada. When Margie Patenaude is called to a murder scene on her daughter's first day of school, she must navigate her new role...

Aesthetics of the Margins / The Margins of Aesthetics explores the world of "wild art" - work that exists outside the established art world, encompassing graffiti, performance, self-adornment, and...

Exploring the foundations of mission in marginal places, this thought-provoking book presents a compelling case for place-dependent, reflective practice amongst those occupying social margins.Drawing...

Make a statement with your home with unique and beautiful wall hangings that can be created in just a weekend. Whether you're a sewer or a quilter, these designs will appeal to you.Create...

Sunny Bunnies is a charming tale told in rhyme about a busy day at the beach. Bright and colorful illustrations show children various activities to enjoy, such as throwing Frisbees and building...

We Are The Same But Different by Margie Appel is a beautifully illustrated book that explores the idea that despite our differences, we all share commonalities. Suitable for 4-8 year old readers,...

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...

Hardcover: 334 pages, published in 2013 by Fordham Univ Press. This book offers a revisionary study of modernist aesthetics, challenging traditional understandings of autonomy and fragmentation...

A poignant and introspective collection from Margie Ann Wright, exploring the complexities of family, love, and redemption. This book is a deeply personal and unflinching portrayal of life's joys and...

Savannah Cade's dreams are coming true as she receives an unexpected visit from Claire Donovan, editor-in-chief of a successful romance publishing company. However, their meeting is not without its...

In the gritty streets of 1990s Brooklyn, lives intersect in unexpected ways. A cast of lost souls, each with their own struggles and secrets, collide in a complex web of relationships and desires...

Derrida's Margins of Philosophy is a dense and complex work that dismantles the philosophical tradition. The author engages with key figures such as Plato, Kant, Hegel, Nietzsche, Husserl, and...

A Marginal Sea is a collection of poems that explores the intersection of everyday life and the world beyond. Written from the perspective of Ynys Môn/Anglesey, this book weaves together themes of...

This book offers a fresh perspective on masculinity by exploring male individuals who challenge traditional notions of manhood. Kaja Silverman examines the ways in which these men position themselves...

Martin Margiela's influence on contemporary fashion is undeniable. As the arbiter of classic French Chic, he transformed his unique design process into a hallmark of great designers. This new edition...

The Margin of Evil! In the midst of war, revolution, and famine, Moscow is a city in chaos. As the Bolshevik rump state struggles to survive, a complex web of deception and intrigue unfolds behind...

Criminalisation and advanced marginality by Peter Squires and John Lea offers a critical assessment of Loïc Wacquant's influential work on the neo-liberal government of crime. This book provides a...

Reading the Bible from the Margins explores how issues of race, class, and gender shape our understanding of the biblical text. This introduction reveals that traditional readings of the Bible may...

Extinctions: Living and Dying in the Margin of Error by Michael Hannah explores the parallels between past mass extinction events and the current biotic crisis. The author examines the fossil record...

Marginalized Voices in Music Education explores the American culture of music teachers by examining issues of marginalization and privilege in music education. This collection of essays critiques...

Elena Ferrante's four essays offer a rare glimpse into the origins of her literary powers. Here, she reflects on her influences, struggles and formation as both a reader and writer, discussing the...

Advocate: A Voice from the MarginsLennina Ofori's powerful memoir is a testament to her unwavering dedication to those on the margins. With unflinching candour, she shares her own story of resilience...

Miklós Szentkuthy's St. Orpheus Breviary: Marginalia on Casanova is a sweeping synthesis of 2,000 years of European culture. This first volume presents the work of St. Orpheus, an omniscient poet who...

Glory in the Margins is a powerful collection of Sunday poems that explore the intersections of faith and everyday life. Nikki Grimes shares her own experiences as an African American woman, drawing...

Márgenes de la filosofíaThis book explores the boundaries between philosophy and literature through the lens of deconstruction. Derrida argues that there is no single, superior interpretation, but...

Gavin Barwell's experience defending his ultra-marginal constituency seat during the 2015 general election was one of the most intensive campaigns in British politics. This behind-the-scenes look at...

A Book I Value: Selected Marginalia by Samuel Taylor Coleridge offers a unique insight into the life and mind of one of literature's most fascinating figures. This collection of marginalia, written...

The King James Version Bible in Large Print with Wide Margins is a comprehensive reference Bible, featuring 11-point type and generous margins on three sides of every page. This edition provides...

Outside In explores the art created by individuals who face significant barriers to engaging with the mainstream art world. Marc Steene's journey into this world began when he witnessed the treatment...

Lennina Ofori's life story is one of resilience and determination. As a teen mother, sister, PhD student, and advocate for those without a voice, she has spent her life fighting for change. In this...

The Zero Marginal Cost Society: How the Internet of Things is Redefining Economic Systems. Jeremy Rifkin explores how the emerging Internet of Things is transforming our economy, leading to nearly...

Discover the fascinating world of medieval marginalia, where images in the margins of manuscripts reveal a unique blend of satire, social observation, and amusement.Through enlarged, full-color...

Feminist Bioethics: At the Center, on the Margins explores the intersection of feminist thought and bioethical principles. For two decades, feminist perspectives have been at the periphery of...

The Marginalia Reader's Notebook: A Study of Writing in Books By H.J. Jackson, Yale University Press For centuries, readers have left notes and annotations in their books, speaking to authors,...

Sir Kenneth Dover's memoir, Marginal Comment, is an unflinching and candid account of his life, tracing the full range of his experiences both private and public. Conceived as an 'experimental'...

Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway are renowned for their distinctive approach to investing. However, many aspects of the company's management practices and organizational structure offer valuable...

The Hindu goddess Kali is a complex and multifaceted figure, understood in various ways by different cultures. This book explores her significance in both traditional South Asian contexts and modern...

American cinema has long been fascinated by jazz and its musicians. However, most jazz films are not about the music itself, but rather use it to explore broader themes of racial and sexual identity...

Helen Moore's poetry collection explores our mental and physical well-being in a world facing uncertainty. With a focus on local concerns and universal themes, her work seeks to preserve hope and...

Christianity in modern Britain faces increasing marginalisation. Secular assumptions are being introduced into our way of life, restricting Christian social initiatives and limiting engagement with...

Outsider Art: A Tradition Revisited The term outsider art has been used to describe work produced by self-taught visionaries who operate outside the mainstream of modern art. However, this concept...

Margit Hart's Mindscapes: A Monograph of Jewelry and Photography. Over the past twenty-five years, Austrian artist Margit Hart has developed an extensive body of work that encompasses both jewelry...

African Philosophy and the Epistemic Marginalization of Women by Jonathan O. Chimakonam and Louise Du Toit explores the underexplored issue of epistemic marginalization of women in African...

Queer Nations: Marginal Sexualities in the MaghrebThis postcolonial study examines how Francophone novelists from Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia engaged in a nation-building project through their...

Invisible People: Stories of Lives at the MarginsA collection of essays that shed light on the lives of those who exist outside the mainstream's field of vision. Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Alex...

This book explores the experiences of young children who are marginalised in their new contexts. Drawing on leading-edge empirical studies, it reveals the diverse ways in which these children...

The Margins of Medieval Art: A Study of Marginalia Michael Camille's groundbreaking study explores the often-overlooked realm of marginalia in medieval art, revealing a world of resistance to social...

The ESV Large Print Wide Margin Bible (Black) features clear 11-point type and generous one-inch margins for easy reading and reference. This edition is ideal for daily use and study, with features...

The ESV Large Print Wide Margin Bible features generous 11-point type and one-inch margins for easy reading and reference. This unique typesetting is ideal for daily use and study, making it suitable...

Philosophy and Theory in Educational Research: Writing in the Margin explores the practices of reading and writing in educational philosophy and theory. This text invites an engagement with...

This thought-provoking book explores the complexities of modernity by examining its representations of time and space. Drawing on anthropology, history, and social theory, it investigates the...

Anthropological practice has been shaped by dominant traditions. However, recent years have seen a shift towards greater visibility of peripheral scholarship. This collection brings together leading...

Queering Your Craft: A Guide to Queer Witchcraft and Magick. This book offers a unique approach to witchcraft, combining pagan and metaphysical spiritual practice with queer aesthetic and culture...

The Lyric Essay as Resistance Truth from the Margins by Zoë Bossiere and Erica Trabold This anthology showcases the power of the lyric essay as a subversive genre, pushing against genre conventions...

Urban Outcasts: A Comparative Sociology of Advanced Marginality by Loïc Wacquant explores the complex phenomenon of urban marginality in two distinct contexts. Drawing on extensive field research,...

Natalie Zemon Davis brings to life three remarkable women from 17th-century Europe and beyond. Their lives, though often overlooked in historical accounts, offer a unique window into the early modern...

Iceland's 1100 Years: A History of a Marginal Society This book tells the story of Iceland, a society that has existed on the margins of Europe and statehood for over 1,000 years. Founded in the...

Diversity and Marginalisation in Childhood: A Guide for Inclusive Thinking (0-11) by Paula Hamilton offers an accessible foundation to understanding diversity, inclusion, and marginalisation. Through...

The urban experience in South Asia is undergoing profound changes, driven by neoliberal forms of accumulation and global networks. This transformation brings new possibilities as well as challenges...

Saigon's Edge explores life in Hóc Môn, a district on the outskirts of Ho Chi Minh City that embodies the complexities of urbanization. Erik Harms examines how rapid change impacts those living at...

Beyond the Pale: Reading Theology from the Margins by Miguel A. De La Torre and Stacey M. Floyd-Thomas offers a fresh perspective on thirty influential theologians, exploring how their ideas relate...

Alejandro Tsakimp's life is marked by multiple identities and roles. As a healer, he navigates the complex power dynamics between rival shamans, patients, and officials, all while confronting the...

The argument from marginal cases has been at the forefront of philosophical debate for over two decades. Daniel A. Dombrowski presents a comprehensive exploration of this contentious issue in "Babies...

Death on the Beach: Essays from a Marginal World by Per Högselius explores the intersection of landscape and culture, delving into the world's great writers, filmmakers, and artists who find...

Game Devs and Others: Tales from the Margins tells the true stories of life in the games industry by people of color, LGBTQIA, and other marginalized identities. This collection of essays offers a...

Dark Finance: A Study of Financial Expansion and its Political Impacts in Eastern Europe. This ethnographic account explores how financialization can empower authoritarian regimes. Fabio Mattioli...

Debussy's music challenges traditional notions of structure and meaning in favour of a more primal, sensory experience. This book offers a fresh perspective on 20th-century music by exploring its...

The Hawthorn Archive Letters from the Utopian Margins by Avery Gordon presents a unique collection of documents from a fugitive space for political consciousness. This innovative publication brings...

Facing Doubt: A Book for Adventist Believers 'on the Margins' Reinder Bruinsma explores the challenges faced by many in his church, offering a thoughtful and hopeful perspective. He writes from a...

The Marginalization of Poetry: Language Writing and Literary History by Bob Perelman explores the most controversial avant-garde movement in contemporary American poetry. This comprehensive account...

Martin Margiela: The Women's Collections 1989-2009 This comprehensive survey of Martin Margiela's women's collections spans 20 years of groundbreaking fashion design. From 1989 to 2009, Margiela...

Sounding the Margins: Collected Writings 1992-2009A collection of writings by composer and humanitarian Pauline Oliveros, documenting her work over two decades and highlighting recent advances in...

Critical Fabulations: Reworking Design's Methods and Margins. This book proposes a radical redefinition of design, challenging dominant paradigms and transforming practice itself. Daniela Rosner...

Understanding the experiences of young people who are often left behind by society and education systems is crucial for building a fairer society. This book brings together over a decade of research...

Stephanie Cronin challenges dominant narratives in histories of Iran and the wider Middle East with this thought-provoking study. By focusing on subaltern social groups, such as the 'dangerous...

Cultural Amnesia Notes in the Margin of My Time by Clive JamesThis collection of essays explores the lives and works of influential figures from the 20th century, including Louis Armstrong, Franz...

Being Wrong: Adventures in the Margin of Error explores why we so often assume we are right about things that matter. From politics to personal memories, and from science to our favourite teams, this...

Julian Barnes from the Margins: Exploring the Writer's ArchivesThis in-depth study charts the creative practice of Julian Barnes, one of the UK's most acclaimed novelists. Vanessa Guignery delves...

At the Margins explores the diverse groups that existed at the fringes of premodern Italian society. These included slaves, foundlings, prostitutes, nuns, homosexuals, exiles, the elderly, and...

This edited collection explores the challenges of researching marginalized groups, including issues of access, gatekeepers, ethics and representation. It examines the complexities of research...

The Eucharistic Storms: Communion in the Hand and the Marginalizing of the Real Presence Eucharistic storms have shaped the Catholic Church for centuries, with significant events occurring since...

Edgar Wind and Modern Art presents a comprehensive study of the philosopher and art historian's critique of modern art. Based on extensive archival research, this book reveals the extent and...

The Legacy Standard Bible aims to preserve and advance the work of previous translations, striving for accuracy and consistency in its rendering of the original text. This edition is designed to...

Create Anyway: Pursuing Creativity in the Margins of Motherhood By Ashlee Gadd Discover how motherhood and creativity can coexist, enriching both experiences. This book offers a permission slip to...