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A Companion to German Cinema

Terri Ginsberg and Andrea Mensch

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A Companion to German Cinema offers a wide-ranging collection of essays demonstrating state-of-play...

Hooked!: 40 Whimsical Crochet Motifs from Weird to Wonderful

Michelle Delprat, Cecile Delprat and Sylvie Delprat

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If you love crochet you will adore this collection of over 40 cute motifs including classic hearts...

How to Choose Fabrics: 350 Fabrics Swatches to Inspire Your Sewing Projects

Sophie Helene

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If you love fabric you will love this comprehensive reference book for sewers, dressmakers and...

Learn to Drive in 10 Easy Stages: Covers the Theory and Practical Tests

Margaret Stacey and John Wells

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Learn to Drive is one of the most well established guides to preparing for and undergoing a driving...

An Illustrated Guide to Pediatric Surgery

Ahmed H. Al-Salem

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Written in a simple point by point style for ease of use, this volume covers all aspects of...

Small Woodworking Shops

Editors of Fine Woodworking

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A well-designed, well-built workshop can do more for your woodworking than a new tool. A good shop...

Stephen King Films FAQ: All That's Left to Know About the King of Horror on Film

Scott Von Doviak

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Over the past four decades, the Stephen King movie has become a genre unto itself. Stephen King...

Data Fusion Support to Activity-Based Intelligence

Richard T. Antony

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This new resource provides a coherent, intuitive, and theoretical foundation for the fusion and...

The Personal Weblog

Peter Schildhauer

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This book outlines a coherent genre history of the personal weblog from the perspective of media...

Rick Nielsen recommended Absolutely Free by The Mothers Of Invention in Music (curated)

"This is the album with 'Brown Shoes Don't Make It'. What colour shoes are you wearing? Black? Phew. It was the absurdity that I liked in Frank Zappa - this album also had 'Call Any Vegetable'. It was stuff that just didn't make any sense, but they played so well they must know what they're talking about. That was why I liked Soft Machine as well: "Hope for happiness! Happiness! Happiness!" What? I never knew what it was. And that was like The Sensational Alex Harvey Band and Arthur Brown, too. Unpredictability is what I like most in rock bands. But only when it's done well. Like with The Who - they had great pop songs, and then they had 'Boris The Spider'."

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Rick Nielsen recommended Absolutely Free by The Mothers Of Invention in Music (curated)