L'apres-midi D'un Faune, Nijinsky 1912

Arts & Photography

Meyer, Adolf De

Performing Arts

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This is a poet's journal describing his journey through Southern Turkey with the painter Duncan Grant. He interweaves his account with data from the life and artistic career of Duncan Grant, and reminiscences and anecdotes about the Bloomsbury group. Paul Roche's other books include "New Tales from Aesop", "To Tell the Truth", "All Things Considered" and "The Rat and the Convent Dove".

With Duncan Grant in southern Turkey

Paul Roche

Travel

Woman and Power in History

Politics & Social Sciences

Amaury De Riencourt

Social Sciences

Vladimir of Russia (960-1015), a prince of Viking origin, founded the Russian State and converted his people to Christianity. This is the first complete biography of his life, based on Russian, Greek, German, Arabic and Icelandic sources. Endowed with exceptional talents as a warrior, diplomat and administrator, Vladimir seized his brother's throne and expanded his rule over the whole of Russia. A shrewd, hospitable and progressive ruler, later to become the benevolent "Red Sun" of Russian folklore, he adopted the Christian faith from the Greeks in 989 and is now recognized as a saint by the Christian churches. Vladimir Volkoff has written several plays and novels and has won the Grand Prix du Roman de l'Academie Francaise, the Prix Chateaubriand and the Prix Jules Verne.

Vladimir the Russian Viking

VOLKOFF, Vladimir

History

A travelogue describing the author's journey through Tibet in 1947 as one of the last Europeans permitted to enter the forbidden city of Lhasa before the Chinese invasion. His detailed account of the way of life - strange customs, opulence of ceremonies and the dress of officials and nobility, which surpassed the Indian maharajas, the splendour of monasteries and their treasures, the religious mysticism and historical background, the harshness and breathtaking beauty of nature - creates a vivid vision of this lost world. First published in 1950, this is a revised and updated version, and records the events resulting in the gradual invasion by China in the 1950s.

Lost world: Tibet

The Shaw Savill Line (Ship Pictorial Series)

Engineering & Transportation

Kerbrech, Richard P.De

Transportation

The Wake of the Cachalots

Daniels, Simon

It is very hard not to find amusement in Richard Heller's "A Tale of Ten Wickets" - and sometimes a deeper emotion. A fictional but somewhat familiar village, Upton Chesney, prepares with relish for its annual visit from the Frenetics, an aptly named London-based wandering side. Through the visiting scorer (a sort of narrator in the style of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales), and a lost travel writer, the reader meets a rich gallery of characters, each with a unique story.Written with gentle irreverence and a nice eye for the eccentric, the book is a delightful read. As the match reaches its nail-biting (of course) conclusion, the result, in the true tradition of the game, becomes less important than the real ending. On-going reviews in the national and cricketing press.

A tale of ten wickets

Literature & Fiction

Richard F. Heller

Literary

A Song for Every Season: One Hundred Years in the Life of a Sussex Farming Family

Bob Copper

Europe

A follow-up to the book "The Richer Way", this work draws on th author's 20 years of experience in running a wide range of businesses, to give his vision of leadership and the leader's task in organization today. It is packed with business ideas, and should be useful for all business leaders.

Richer on Leadership

Julian Richer

Business & Money

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