Dreams of Innocence (Spanish Edition)

Reference

APPIGNANESI, Lisa

Foreign Language Study & Reference

HarperCollins Publishers, Ltd

Memory and Desire

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

HarperCollins Publishers Ltd., London

An intriguing, compulsive romantic thriller from the highly acclaimed author of A Good Woman and Memory and Desire. How well do you know the person you're married to? Cambridge. Tessa and Stephen's marriage is quietly foundering. She wants a baby, but seemingly cannot have one. Stephen, an introverted scientist, will not talk about it. Tessa can't talk about anything else. A mysterious French voice on the ansaphone leads her to suspect Stephen of infidelity. When he leaves for a conference in Paris, Tess -- impulsively, uncharacteristically -- decides to follow him. But once abroad, Stephen is no longer the quiet Englishman. He has a network of contacts, overt and covert, from Paris to Prague, through which information has been disseminated since Cold War days. But now the political barriers are down, free enterprise is sweeping the scientific community. Information is power, power is money. And Stephen has a uniquely valuable project stored on his laptop! As the frontiers change -- geographic, scientific, personal -- as the shifting balance between the sexes leads to expanding expectations, Stephen and Tessa must weigh their new knowledge of each other against the age-old desires for companionship, satisfaction and passion.

The Things We Do for Love

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Thrillers & Suspense

Harpercollins

Everyday Madness: On Grief, Anger, Loss and Love

Parenting & Relationships

Fourth Estate

Femininity & the creative imagination;: A study of Henry James, Robert Musil & Marcel Proust

Barnes&Noble

Traces the life of the prominent French feminist and existentialist, describes the links between her work and her life, and looks at her relationship with Sartre

Simone de Beauvoir (Lives of Modern Women)

Biographies & Memoirs

Community & Culture

Penguin??Books

Freud's Women

Penguin Putnam~trade

An illustrated history of the European and American cabaret, and its performers and styles, from its Parisian origins in the 1880s to its continuing successes in San Francisco, New York, London, Paris, and points east

The Cabaret

Arts & Literature

Universe

A new and highly readable study of Freud and his relationship to women, reader and specialist alike.

Freud's women

Forrester, John

Weidenfeld and Nicolson

This captivating book presents a uniquely comprehensive cultural history of cabaret, where the most radical of artists, poets, writers, musicians, and theater directors have gathered since 1881. Lisa Appignanesi takes us to the original cabaretthe smoke-filled rooms of the Chat Noir in Paris that served as a meeting place for the avant-garde and a laboratory of subversion against the establishment. She then follows the journey of the cabaret across Europe and to the United States, tracing each development in cabaret history to the present day. This much revised and updated edition of Appignanesi’s classic work is enriched with materials that have become more accessible in the post-Soviet era. It also features a variety of new illustrations from both East and West. The book provides a lively look at all aspects of cabaret, where art and entertainment join to mock and provoke, and where radical artistic, literary, and political ideas have found expression for more than 120 years.

Arts & Photography

Music

Yale University Press

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