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Pages: 256, Paperback, Mainstream Publishing less info

Pages: 256, Paperback, Mainstream Publishing

Pages: 162, Perfect Paperback, - less info

Pages: 162, Perfect Paperback, -

Pages: 156, Paperback, Punked Books less info

Pages: 156, Paperback, Punked Books

Pages: 624, Edition: Tra, Paperback, Planeta less info

Pages: 624, Edition: Tra, Paperback, Planeta

Vehicles move through the murky night, carrying highly secret material. And that clandestine material will only be available--after midnight--to those who have signed non-disclosure notices. The plot of the new Dan Brown novel? No, it's actually how reviewers such as myself obtained our copies of the much-anticipated The Lost Symbol, the follow-up to the Da Vinci Code. And as we read it in (literally) the cold light of dawn, we wonder: is it likely to match the earlier book's all-conquering, ... less info

Vehicles move through the murky night, carrying highly secret material. And that clandestine material will only be available--after midnight--to those who have signed non-disclosure notices. The pl... more info

Vehicles move through the murky night, carrying highly secret material. And that clandestine material will only be available--after midnight--to those who have signed non-disclosure notices. The plot of the new Dan Brown novel? No, it's actually how reviewers such as myself obtained our copies of the much-anticipated The Lost Symbol, the follow-up to the Da Vinci Code. And as we read it in (literally) the cold light of dawn, we wonder: is it likely to match the earlier book's all-conquering, ... less info

Vehicles move through the murky night, carrying highly secret material. And that clandestine material will only be available--after midnight--to those who have signed non-disclosure notices. The pl... more info

Pages: 68, Paperback, Unknown less info

Pages: 68, Paperback, Unknown

Pages: 272, Paperback, Collins less info

Pages: 272, Paperback, Collins

According to the Small Hours is a clever, dense, and learned collection of poems on the connections between the sacred and the profane, the sublime and the everyday. Mathews intricately weaves into his religious sense of life, half- remembered, half-forgotten stories of private, personal experience, exploring how such moments are both mediated and withheld by faith, transformed in countless ways by the mystery of God. That faith connects what is momentary and passing to what is enduring and e... less info

According to the Small Hours is a clever, dense, and learned collection of poems on the connections between the sacred and the profane, the sublime and the everyday. Mathews intricately weaves into... more info

There's something about the overwhelming emptiness and terrifying beauty of the polar regions that never fails to attract. They are the most powerful symbols we have left of a world where human-made laws and values count for nothing; no one conquers the frozen wastelands-- they merely learn to live by the rules nature dictates. It is easy to see how for a long time the lives of the polar explorers were shrouded in quasi-mystical and heroic terms. This all changed in the 1970s with the publica... less info

There's something about the overwhelming emptiness and terrifying beauty of the polar regions that never fails to attract. They are the most powerful symbols we have left of a world where human-mad... more info

Vehicles move through the murky night, carrying highly secret material. And that clandestine material will only be available--after midnight--to those who have signed non-disclosure notices. The plot of the new Dan Brown novel? No, it's actually how reviewers such as myself obtained our copies of the much-anticipated The Lost Symbol, the follow-up to the Da Vinci Code. And as we read it in (literally) the cold light of dawn, we wonder: is it likely to match the earlier book's all-conquering, ... less info

Vehicles move through the murky night, carrying highly secret material. And that clandestine material will only be available--after midnight--to those who have signed non-disclosure notices. The pl... more info

Pages: 192, Paperback, Book Tree,US less info

Pages: 192, Paperback, Book Tree,US

Pages: 144, Paperback, Issachar Press less info

Pages: 144, Paperback, Issachar Press

The appeal of the City Secrets series is truly novel. Instead of the customary (and often rather bland) comments on the points of interest and topography of Rome, this fascinating volume presents sharply observed views from some of the world's most important artists, archaeologists, architects and writers, with historians adding their own layer of expertise. The Sistine Chapel, for instance, is covered in fascinating paragraphs by a rare bookseller, a historical specialist, the architect Rich... less info

The appeal of the City Secrets series is truly novel. Instead of the customary (and often rather bland) comments on the points of interest and topography of Rome, this fascinating volume presents s... more info

Vehicles move through the murky night, carrying highly secret material. And that clandestine material will only be available--after midnight--to those who have signed non-disclosure notices. The plot of the new Dan Brown novel? No, it's actually how reviewers such as myself obtained our copies of the much-anticipated The Lost Symbol, the follow-up to the Da Vinci Code. And as we read it in (literally) the cold light of dawn, we wonder: is it likely to match the earlier book's all-conquering, ... less info

Vehicles move through the murky night, carrying highly secret material. And that clandestine material will only be available--after midnight--to those who have signed non-disclosure notices. The pl... more info

Pages: 656, Paperback, Arrow Books Ltd less info

Pages: 656, Paperback, Arrow Books Ltd

New technologies spawn neologisms at a frightening rate. New ways of working need new words to describe them and we need new words, with good definitions, to orientate ourselves more ably in IT's new spaces. A dictionary may not be the most obvious nor optimal tool for keeping up and getting on but books still have many advantages in our e-saturated world, not least in explaining that world back to us in formats, and through mediums, we are at ease with.Francis Botto's Dictionary of E-Busines... less info

New technologies spawn neologisms at a frightening rate. New ways of working need new words to describe them and we need new words, with good definitions, to orientate ourselves more ably in IT's n... more info

Compared to the gargantuan, award-winning study of the Russian Revolution,A People's Tragedy: The Russian Revolution, 1891-1924, which consolidated Figes' reputation as one of the foremost authorities on the subject, this volume appears almost as an afterthought, running to less than 200 pages. Appearances, though, are by design deceptive, something the authors prove in their comprehensive analysis of the cultural manifestations and struggles that defined the events of 1917. Spin-doctors are ... less info

Compared to the gargantuan, award-winning study of the Russian Revolution,A People's Tragedy: The Russian Revolution, 1891-1924, which consolidated Figes' reputation as one of the foremost authorit... more info

Pages: 192, Paperback, Pocket Books less info

Pages: 192, Paperback, Pocket Books

Vehicles move through the murky night, carrying highly secret material. And that clandestine material will only be available--after midnight--to those who have signed non-disclosure notices. The plot of the new Dan Brown novel? No, it's actually how reviewers such as myself obtained our copies of the much-anticipated The Lost Symbol, the follow-up to the Da Vinci Code. And as we read it in (literally) the cold light of dawn, we wonder: is it likely to match the earlier book's all-conquering, ... less info

Vehicles move through the murky night, carrying highly secret material. And that clandestine material will only be available--after midnight--to those who have signed non-disclosure notices. The pl... more info