When the battered body of a young woman is discovered on a remote Greek isl&, the local police are quick to dismiss her death as an accident. Then a stranger arrives, uninvited, from Athens, announcing his intention to investigate further. His methods are unorthodox, & he brings his own mystery into the web of dark secrets & lies. Who has sent him, on whose authority is he acting, & how does he know of dramas played out decades ago? ...

After the critical & commercial success of her Orange Prize-shortlisted novel, Foreign Bodies (2012), Atlantic Books is proud to republish what is widely considered to be Cynthia Ozick`s masterpiece, The Messiah of Stockholm Lars Andeming, perhaps overly intellectual & certainly eccentric, is the Monday book reviewer for a Stockholm daily. He is also the self-proclaimed son of Bruno Schulz, a Polish writer who was executed by the Nazis before his last novel, The Messiah, could be published. When a manuscript of The Messiah mysteriously appears in Stockholm, in the possession of Schulz`s `daughter`, Lars`s circumscribed world of paper, apartment, & favorite bookstore turns upside down, catapulting him into a whirlwind of dream, magic, & illusion. ...

The Met Office Book of the British Weather is a unique & entertaining guide to what to “expect”, for want of a better word, from the British weather across the country, as well as a preview of how the nation’s climate is likely to change. The book is extensively illustrated with colourful weather maps showing all aspects of the weather affecting the UK, as well as showing the weather month-by-month, sunshine & temperature by season, wind & rain by season, extreme weather by season & annual averages. In addition, the latest climatic research & predictions from the Met Office are included. These just might help you decide what to wear when going out for the paper in 2050! ...

If you enjoy watching clouds & want to know more about cloud types & what they mean then this practical reference guide is for you. Beautifully illustrated with lovely images from the Met Office, this handy pocket-sized book provides you with all the information you need to identify different kinds of clouds & the kind of weather that may be on its way. Full of useful information, this book provides: quick reference pages for rapid identification; a cloud classification chart & a guide to the unique cloud identification system; clear informative explanations from weather experts; a simple, easy-to-understand progression from low clouds to high stratus clouds, as well as covering unusual cloud phenomena; a detailed introduction on the history of cloud classification & an introduction to the three principle cloud forms, with clear explanations of the atmospheric processes that create them. This is an invaluable companion for the casual cloud-spotter & for all those fascinated by the variety & beauty of clouds & cloud names. Take it with you on walks & have it handy in the garden so that you can enjoy sky-gazing every day. This book is the ideal daytime partner for our book on the night sky
- The Star Book by Peter Grego.
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Ovid`s deliciously witty & exuberant epic starts with the creation of the world & brings together a series of ingeniously linked Greek & Roman myths & legends in which men & women are transformed, often by love
- into flowers, trees, stones & stars. This new verse translation, in simple & swift English hexameters, allows Ovid`s narrative to flow
- pulling the reader along with it.

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After battling for justice, at great personal risk, in his first recorded case, Sergeant Caleb Cluff made a swift return to duty in this book. The story opens one wet & windy night, with the discovery of a young woman`s corpse, lying face down on the cobblestones of a passageway in the Yorkshire town of Gunnarshaw. The deceased is Jane Trundle, an attractive girl who worked as an assistant in a chemist`s shop. She yearned for the good life, & Cluff finds more money in her handbag than she would have earned in wages. There are echoes of Sherlock Holmes (` You know my methods, Watson`) in the title, & in an exchange in the first chapter between Cluff & Superintendent Patterson, but Cluff is very much his own man. Little that goes on in & around the mean streets of Gunnarshaw escapes him. He is scornful of detectives who rely solely on supposed facts: ` More than facts were in question here, the intangible, invisible passions of human beings.` Understanding those passions leads him gradually towards the truth about Jane`s murder. ...

In 1974 The Metropolitan Critic started a new trend in cultural comment which has since become an orthodoxy. The young Clive James was the first journalist in London to talk about high culture & pop culture in the same all-consuming, sparkling style. Even at that early stage, the learning behind his literary high-wire act was formidable: a portent of the wide-ranging erudition that in subsequent years was to back up his four further volumes of critical prose & the television column that made him famous. An extra delight of this new edition is a set of newly-written self-critical footnotes which combine with a nostalgic introduction to evoke what literary London was like when the author, low on salary but high on hope, was making his spectacular start. ...

The Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art 3D Expanding Guide
- Pocket Pop up Book by Walker Books features twelve of The Metropolitan
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The Meuse: Namur
- Liege area in a series of cycling maps from Sportoena covering Belgium & the adjoining regions of the neighbouring
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‘ The Mexico Reader: History, Culture, Politics` is a vivid introduction to _muchos Méxicos_
- the many Mexicos, or the many
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