A detailed illustrated history of the total solar eclipse.

Moonshadow: The Story of the Total Eclipse

Science & Math

Manners, Terry

Astronomy & Space Science

Chancellor Press

The phenomenon of the female serial killer has been increasingly capturing the public`s attention. This book examines the motivation of, among others, the revengeful Aileen Wournos, the materialistic Dorothea Puente, the sexually abused Terri Rachals, the psychologically disturbed nurse Beverley Allitt and the obsessive lover Karla Teale. An even more complex creature than her male counterpart, the female serial killer rarely taunts the police nor revels in her sinister “ superiority” , making her capture more difficult. This book tells the stories of these women, from early childhood to their obsession to kill. From the court case to the psychiatrist`s reports, it explores the caverns of the female serial killer`s mind.

Deadlier Than the Male: Stories of Female Serial Killers

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

MACMILLAN PUB. LTD.

It Could Be You: Remarkable True Stories of the Lottery Jackpot Winners

Biographies & Memoirs

Headline

<p>Jeremy Brett was, for millions of television viewers worldwide the quintessential Sherlock Holmes. However he became obsessed by the role and his body and soul were taken over in his quest to become the ultimate Sherlock Holmes, until his untimely death in 1995. Brett's earlier acting career spanned the greats of the English stage - Laurence Olivier was his mentor - as well as the trappings of Hollywood. Terry Manner's insightful biography considers Brett's contribution to the theatre, but concentrates on the turmoil of his life as Baker Street's world-famous sleuth, and his battle with manic depression.</p>

The Man Who Became Sherlock Holmes: The Tortured Mind of Jeremy Brett

Humor & Entertainment

Virgin Pub

<p>For more than a decade, Jeremy Brett was the face of Sherlock Holmes. He fascinated television audiences with his portrayal of Conan Doyle's moody master of disguise and brought a brooding concentration and disturbing power to the role. But Brett had never wanted to play the Victorian detective. To enter into the spirit of Sherlock Holmes was to travel to a dark and morbidly fascinating place. This is the story of a talented actor whose finest role eventually overcame him. From the beginning of his career with Lawrence Olivier and Robert Stephens at the National Theatre he was much loved and admired by the theatrical world. However he was devastated by the death of his wife and stuggled with manic depression. As his health deteriorated, playing Sherlock Holmes became a terrifying addiction. Terry Manners talked to friends and colleagues of Jeremy Brett to build up a complete portrait of this talented man whose identity eventually merged with his final role.</p>

Vurgin

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