Coogan, T P. Wherever green is worn - The story of the Irish diaspora. London, Hutchinson, 2000. 25cm. xxii, 746 pages. 16 pages of plates. Softcover. Excellent condition with only minor signs of external wear to the rear cover..

Wherever Green Is Worn: The Story of the Irish Diaspor

History

Timothy P. Coogan

Europe

Random House of Canada, Limite

Old Bear

Children's Books

HISSEY, JANE

Literature & Fiction

<p>On Human Bondage is the first and most autobiographical of Maugham's masterpieces. It tells the story of Philip Carey, an orphan eager for life, love and adventure. After a few months studying in Heidelberg, and a brief spell in Paris as a would-be artist, Philip settles in London to train as a doctor. That is where he meets Mildred, the loud but irresistible waitress with whom he plunges into a formative, tortured and masochistic affair which very nearly ruins him. It is in Of Human Bondage that the essential themes of autonomy and enslavement which dominate so much of Maugham's writing are most profoundly explored.</p>

Of Human Bondage

W.SOMERSET MAUGHAM

Contemporary

A humorous yet informative history of London, offering a funny interpretation of some of our well-known and less familiar historical milestones.  Illustrated with black and white drawings.

The Very Bloody History of London

JOHN FARMAN

YEARS OF HOPE is a kind of 'prequel' to the published series of DIARIES, and will cover fully the peerage renunciation, as well as revealing his early career, touching on schooldays, RAF service during the war, early involvement with politics etc. As a young man he had dealings with Atlee, Bevan, Morrison, Gaitskill and all the major politicians of the post-war Labour Government. This book will be more personal than earlier volumes and will draw on letters and other documents as well as the DIARIES themselves. It will reveal the extraordinary consistency of Benn's political views, as well as showing how he came to acquire them.

Years of Hope

TONY BENN

Biographies & Memoirs

CHINESE HOROSCOPES

Religion & Spirituality

Theodore Lau

New Age & Spirituality

ELIZABETH

K. Usborne

No Garden Gardener

Edwinna von Baeyer

A Widow for One Year

Humor & Entertainment

John, Irving

Humor

<p>A stalker, a journalist and a librarian converge in small-town Saskatchewan in this brilliantly quirky and entertaining novel of love, obsession and the pursuit of fame. Broken Head has only one famous resident, and Joan Swift, the local librarian, is about to find out all about him. Darwin Andrew Goodwin hails from nearby Venus, Alberta, and is renowned for stalking Stephanie Rush, a Canadian-born starlet who lives in L.A. with her movie director husband. We learn all about Goodwin's obsession from Joan, and when Joan begins her own sultry affair with Jason Warwick, a new arrival from Toronto who is a reporter for the local newspaper, The Standard, the stage is set for a story filled with surprises. To spice up small-town life even more, Joan, who bears a striking resemblance to Stephanie Rush, agrees to impersonate the starlet as part of Jason's plan to write a book. Their hope is to entice Goodwin into telling his side of the story to the look-alike. And when Goodwin is charged and Joan shows up in court dressed as Stephanie, the town starts to buzz with rumour and speculation, and Goodwin's own extraordinary tale of love is told.</p>

Make Believe Love

Gowan, Lee

World Literature

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