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By Philippe Margotin with a foreword by David Sinclair. Pop Rock Icons takes us into the extraordinary world of London, England at the time of the greatest countercultural upheaval that the country has known.

This unique book explores the legendary female pioneers who created the blues from the 1920s to today, as well as providing interviews with over 30 extraordinary women who make the blues happen now.

Who are the great women printmakers? From Cassatt to Kollwitz and Kruger to Kusama, the art of printmaking has been a catalyst for revolution in women's artistic expression. The fascinating lives of diverse and historic women artists, and their use of a range of printmaking techniques from engraving to digital art, are revisited and reframed. The book also explores the importance of printing in women's activism via artworks, pamphlets, posters and zines. Includes over 20 interviews with contemporary women printmakers, providing unique insights into their practices, themes and personal motivation.

An epic period drama adapted for the stage from John Galsworthy's best-selling novels The Forsyte Saga. Bringingthe unheard female voices to the fore for the first time, the plays span fromthe last gasp of the Victorian age to the beginning of the roaring 1920s, in this tale of sex, money and power.

A biography about Edward de Bono, polymath, writer, and philosopher, who spent his life showing people how to use their brains creatively, to disrupt traditional ideas and ways of doing things. He became a household name with his 'lateral thinking', dominating the field of creative thinking for half a century.

Celebrating the centenary of the birth of James Baldwin with this wide-ranging volume of short essays, reflections and poetry. This moving collection demonstrates the significant legacy of the writer and activist who spoke truth to power during the era of the fight for Black civil liberties in the US, and after.

The Trial, Metamorphosis and In the Penal Colony adapted for the stage from Franz Kafka's stories.

An epic story of life, death, and everything in between, mad(e) is a passionate, exhilarating and uniquely theatrical commentary on masculinity and young men's mental health, co-created with boys and young men nationally.

Gabi has selected a superb range of poetry, prose and essays in this anthology. She offers an introductory overview which gives context to the selected contributions from women writing about the rise of the New Woman, and/or expressing their hopes for freedom and autonomy during the early part of the twentieth century.

A modern stage play, perfect for schools and colleges wanting to engage students with the issue of war.

Women have fought their way to the top in fields that have been male dominated for years. Yet, they still face challenges. 50 Women in Technology sheds light on the work of forgotten pioneers who defied expectations and includes 25 exclusive interviews with women at the forefront today.

Who were the pioneering female painters and who are the bestcontemporary women painters around today? Discover the historic, contemporary, and global landscapesof female painters in Unlocking Women's Art. Dive into iconic movements(from Portraiture & Identity to The Avant Garde; The Nudeto Landscape and Nature) and find out about the significance of femalecreativity. Challenge your existing views of women artists and look beyondEurocentric ideas to learn about brilliant Indigenous and global artists of thepast. Includes over 20 interviews with contemporary painters, providing fascinating insights into their practices, themes and personalmotivation. Full colour with dozens of new and original images of the featuredwomen artists' work.

Kathryn Darkling, imprisoned in Holloway, is facing death by hanging. Haunted, she hopes to perform the ancient black magic rites that will free her soul. Will the love of her life come to her aid? Or can she find a way to escape her fate?