Since its 1915 premiere, artists and arrangers ranging from the classical pianist Artur Rubinstein to pop luminaries such a Fred Waring and Spike Lee have found El amor brujo attractive. In Manuel de
Aimed at a broad audience of graduate students and researchers in ecology and evolution, this novel creates a persuasive argument that an explicit consideration of history will often lead to a deeper,
Studies paratexts found in sixteenth-century English bibles, from prefaces, dedications, and annotations to prayers, diagrams, and woodcuts to shed light on the materiality of surviving bibles and on
Dorothy Sayers was a pioneer in many diverse fields, including the British tradition of detective fiction, religious radio drama, first-wave feminism, and the Classical Christian School movement—this volume explores all of these facets of her life and more. It is a compelling, dramatic, and occasionally very funny story of a remarkable life.
