Language: English, Binding: Paperback, Number of pages: 144, Publishers: Image Comics, Author: Fernando Blanco,Jordie Bellaire, ISBN-13: 9781534332218, Date of issue: 2025
Language: English, Binding: Paperback, Number of pages: 352, Publishers: Orion Publishing Co, Author: William Reid,Jim Reid, ISBN-13: 9781399604123, Date of issue: 2025
Language: English, Binding: Paperback, Number of pages: 144, Publishers: Image Comics, Author: Gary Frank,Brad Anderson,Rob Leigh, ISBN-13: 9781534335202, Date of issue: 2025
Language: English, Binding: Paperback, Number of pages: 128, Publishers: Image Comics, Author: Michael Walsh, ISBN-13: 9781534334687, Date of issue: 2026
'Delightful' Steven Pinker | 'A joy to read' David Crystal | 'Gulp it down' Lucy Mangan | 'A gem' Simon GarfieldSwamp or bog? Guilt or shame? Clementine or tangerine? We like to think that we choose our words with care, but are we using them with any degree of accuracy - or should that be precision?For hair-splitters and language lovers, Dictionary of Fine Distinctions explores the world of the vanishingly small, teasing apart the terms that we tend to collapse, conflate, or confuse. An illustrated odyssey into minute differences in meaning, Eli Burnstein's unputdownable guide will hone your wits, tickle your brain, and deepen your appreciation for the infinite (and infinitesimal) nuances all around us.
ISOLA returns Following a brush with death, Queen Olwyn and Captain Rook find themselves far off course, without supplies or any hope of breaking the evil spell trapping Olwyn in t
Willa's faced terrifying storms, giant man-eating bugs, a deadly rebellion and a whole lot of heartbreak but nothing can prepare her for this. It's time for Willa to fulfill her father's last request. Time to fix the
This beautiful black cloth book is the comprehensive guide to cocktail making, brought to you by award-winning mixologists from high profile bars around the world. This elegant book traverses the world of cocktails, from Paris to Tokyo, New Orleans
Language: English, Binding: Paperback, Number of pages: 336, Publishers: Titan Books, Author: Andrew Cartmel,Ben Aaronovitch,Jose Maria Beroy,James Swallow,Celeste Bronfman, ISBN-13: 9781787744912, Date of issue: 2025
A leading Central European journalist investigates how political and intellectual elites in Europe’s democracies underestimate and enable the continent’s authoritarians―from the Cold War onwards. 'Putin has obviously deceived everyone.’ These were the words of Manuela Schwesig, First Minister of the German state Mecklenburg- Western Pomerania, after the 2022 full-scale invasion of Ukraine. She was trying to explain why her federal government had been so closely implicated in Russia’s controversial completion of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline. Why have other German, Austrian and European politicians and commentators so often got it so very wrong in their assessments of Moscow policy? Why has the EU been so slow to recognise the danger posed to its liberal values by nationalist autocrats such as Viktor Orbán of Hungary? And why have lessons from past blunders in Western policy―particularly in the Balkans―and the example of German Ostpolitik gone ignored, until it was too late? Paul Lendvai, a veteran reporter on the continent’s centre and east, exposes the role of double standards embraced, blind eyes turned and human and political weakness overlooked in policies of appeasement towards Europe’s authoritarian regimes, past and present. Combining analysis of new developments with decades of personal experience as a correspondent, he provides fascinating political profiles in deceit, sketching both the victims and the perpetrators of political fraud in Central and Eastern Europe.
