Storms and Dreams: Louis de Bougainville: Soldier, Explorer, Statesman

Biographies & Memoirs

Dunmore, John

Community & Culture

Nonsuch

Presents a pictorial history of Scarborough through photographs and images.

Scarborough in the 70s and 80s (Images of England)

History

Richard James Percy

Europe

Ralph the Heir (Nonsuch Classics)

Anthony, Trollope

Hythe (Pocket Images)

Arts & Photography

Melville, Joy

Lewis-Johnson, Angela

Photography & Video

Achill Island is a beautiful, unspoiled area off the coast of County Mayo. Linked to the mainland by a swing bridge, it is easily accessible yet remote, and brings visitors back year after year. Achill’s sandy beaches and dramatic cliffs are renowned as some of the most beautiful in Europe, and its people known for their warm hospitality. Achill Voices features a stunning collection of black and white and color images from the author’s own collection, alongside stories that offer a rare glimpse into the lives of the island’s inhabitants.

Achill Voices

Redmond, Robert

<p>From the Nephin Beg range to Achill and the Céide Fields, this study travels through the gentle and rich landscape of Mayo. Author Michael Mullen shares his wide-ranging knowledge of the county in order to give travelers an understanding of Mayo’s rich history and varied landscapes while he guides them along its roads and through its historical and literary heritage. A driving guide, potted history, and miscellany, this is an invaluable companion for anyone wishing to explore the better and lesser-known attractions of the county and includes a beautiful selection of color photographs.</p>

The Road Taken: A Guide to the Roads and Scenery of Mayo

Travel

Mullen, Michael

This study contains an illustrated maritime history of Rosslare Harbour and the surrounds.

Rosslare Harbour (Images of Ireland)

Boyce, John

Cleare, Brian

Coy, Leo

What the Doctor Ordered: An Encyclopaedia of the Wexford Opera Festival since 1951

Kevin Lewis

Music

First published in 1796, Modern Novel Writing is a satirical attack on the sentimental and sensational novels of the day, as well as William Pitt the Younger, the war with France, repressive legislation, and government neglect of the poor. Edited with an introduction and notes by Robert Gemmett, professor of English at SUNY Brockport and an acknowledged expert on William Beckford, it is the first scholarly edition of this novel.

Modern Novel Writing: Or The Elegant Enthusiast

Literature & Fiction

BECKFORD, WILLIAM

Humor & Satire

Thunder, Flush and Thomas Crapper is a dictionary of all things lavatorial, from the Abbot of St. Albans (allegedly the first Englishman to have a W.C., c. 1115) to the zero-gravity loo (as featured in the film 2001: A Space Odyssey), by way of the dog toilet, the night-soil men who took away the sewage in the streets, and the superloo, successor to the pissoir. Meticulously researched and packed with information (as well as plenty of humor), this is a book that everyone should keep by their loo. The author of this book is a very well-known writer and broadcaster. This title includes numerous illustrations.

Thunder, Flush & Thomas Crapper: An Encycloopedia

HART-DAVIS, Adam

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