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Discover a collection of the myths, legends, folktales and superstitions that sailors held dear as they travelled across the oceans and made their lives upon the sea.

Discover a collection of the myths, legends, folktales and superstitions that sailors held dear as they travelled across the oceans and made their lives upon the sea.

Baker Margaret: Folklore of the Sea

Folklore of the Sea

Myths and legends of the maritime world

'Fabulous, relaxing, page-turning, dream-inspiring' MIRANDA HART'Exquisitely beautiful and so perceptive' JOANNA CANNONFrom the Costa-shortlisted author of THE OTHER HALF OF AUGUSTA HOPE and ALL MY MOTHERSCan two lost people find each other?

Maybe, Perhaps, Possibly

The Moonhaven Chronicles

'Thrilling mystery, stunning illustrations and relatable characters I'd face a werewolf for' - A. F. Steadman, author of the Skandar series 'With Rob's trademark brilliant illustrations, this is a gripping page turner and I loved it. It's claw-some!' - Jamie Smart, author of the hilarious Bunny Vs. Monkey series The legend of the werewolf reimagined in this thrilling, spine-tingling adventure by bestselling author/illustrator Rob Biddulph. Perfect for children of 8-12, with more than 100 spectacular black-and-white illustrations throughout. Jax, Jovi, Esau and Fourth live for full-moon adventures - sneaking out after curfew, dodging the Nighthawks and roaming the empty streets of Moonhaven. But when a rare werewolf attack rocks the town, the friends become prime suspects. With the Nighthawks closing in on anyone who was out after dark, they're forced to run - setting off a chain of rumours, secrets and betrayals. As suspicion spreads, friendships are tested and the truth may be more dangerous than any of them imagined . . . 'Clever, cunning . . . a ferociously brilliant adventure from one of our best writers for young people' - Emma Carroll, author of Secrets of a Sun King 'Gripping, exciting and truly a FEAST for the senses' - Phil Earle, author of When the Sky Falls. 'A spine-tingling adventure with tons of bite' - Abi Elphinstone, author of The Unmapped Chronicles. Praise for Rob Biddulph's Peanut Jones series: 'Another absolute smasher from Rob Biddulph!' - Louie Stowell, bestselling author of Loki: A Bad God's Guide to Being Good 'A fun &amp; vibrant action-packed adventure with a warm heart . . . it's an utter joy to step through the pages &amp; be part of it' - Hannah Gold, bestselling author of The Last Bear 'Peanut Jones is AWESOME . . . the story is packed with twists and turns, and Rob's illustrations are full of wit and warmth' - Nadia Shireen, author of Grimwood

The legend of the werewolf reimagined in this thrilling adventure by superstar author and illustrator Rob Biddulph. Perfect for children of 8-12 and illustrated in black and white throughout.

The Last Wolf

Very Short Introductions

Very Short Introductions: Brilliant, Sharp, Inspiring This Very Short Introduction is a general introduction to oral history from the interview to the archive. Douglas A. Boyd examines the oral history interview, recording techniques and strategies, technologies for making oral history accessible, and the legal and ethical implications throughout the work of oral history. Boyd also pays special attention to the role of the archive and the importance of memory. Equally important, this book also examines the world of digital possibilities for utilizing oral history for scholarly, public, community, and personal use. An area of explosive interest and growth, oral history is a complex discipline not just sequestered to storytelling. The interview is a complex combination of strategy and flexibility, remembering and forgetting, narrative and silence, and cannot escape individual biases and perspectives. This book offers readers a comprehensive and concise overview of oral history from one of the most important figures in the field. ABOUT THE SERIES: The Very Short Introductions series from Oxford University Press contains hundreds of titles in almost every subject area. These pocket-sized books are the perfect way to get ahead in a new subject quickly. Our expert authors combine facts, analysis, perspective, new ideas, and enthusiasm to make interesting and challenging topics highly readable.

A Very Short Introduction

Oral History

Die Kriege in der Ukraine und in Nahost sind Symptom einer sich seit Jahrzehnten anbahnenden Zeitenwende: Militärische Konfrontation wird zunehmend wieder als legitimes Mittel zur Fortsetzung der Politik angesehen. Ausgehend von diesem Moment aber auch vorangegangene Konflikte miteinbeziehend analysiert Franz-Stefan Gady die konstante Natur des Krieges sowie den sich wandelnden Charakter der Kriegsführung. Er beschreibt, warum Kriege in naher Zukunft immer wahrscheinlicher sind, warum der Mensch trotz aller technischen Dimensionen immer im Zentrum der Kriegsführung stehen wird und wie wir uns auf kommende Konflikte vorbereiten können - falls wir sie nicht verhindern können.

Die Kriege in der Ukraine und in Nahost sind Symptom einer sich seit Jahrzehnten anbahnenden Zeitenwende: Militärische Konfrontation wird zunehmend wieder als legitimes Mittel zur Fortsetzung der Politik angesehen. Ausgehend von diesem Moment aber auch vorangegangene Konflikte miteinbeziehend analysiert Franz-Stefan Gady die konstante Natur des Krieges sowie den sich wandelnden Charakter der Kriegsführung. Er beschreibt, warum Kriege in naher Zukunft immer wahrscheinlicher sind, warum der Mensch trotz aller technischen Dimensionen immer im Zentrum der Kriegsführung stehen wird und wie wir uns auf kommende Konflikte vorbereiten können - falls wir sie nicht verhindern können.

Warum wir wieder lernen müssen, mit Krieg umzugehen

Die Rückkehr des Krieges

A dragon queen, a vengeful sea witch, and a mythical titan converge on the underwater city of Tiankawi in this sequel to the no. 1 Sunday Times bestselling epic fantasy, Fathomfolk.

(The Drowned World Duology, Book 2)

Tideborn

The émigré merchant Stephen Girard of Philadelphia (1750-1831) embodied many of the values associated with the revolutionary American republic he chose to call home. After haphazardly arriving in Philadelphia in 1776, the Frenchman benefited mightily from the economic opportunities of his volatile era. As he entered maturity, the merchant-banker found meaning through civic leadership and his famous last will and testament, in which he codified his approach to national progress through civic works. Studying Girard's philosophy of engaged citizenship illuminates the cultural forces at work in the early United States.&nbsp; Girard also bequeathed to posterity an enormous cache of archival records, a substantial library, a diverse collection of fine and decorative art, as well as an intriguing assemblage of material culture related to the careers of his "Philosopher Ships," named for his favored authors. This collection creates a rare opportunity to conjure the world inhabited by Girard and his intimates, including his wife Mary Lum Girard, his enslaved woman Hannah, female relations of mixed racial backgrounds, unmarried intimate partners, and business associates. Making use of this remarkable, and underexplored, collection allows Girard's story to transcend an individual's life, shedding light on economy, society, civic culture, labor, family relationships, and global politics at a pivotal moment in history.&nbsp; Portrait of a Citizen is the first modern scholarly study to link the material relics of Girard's life to the history of his heavily litigated will, culminating in the U.S. Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. By viewing Girard's life, works, and memory across the centuries, the book poses persistent and pressing questions about civic belonging in the United States.

The émigré merchant Stephen Girard of Philadelphia (1750–1831) embodied many of the values associated with the revolutionary American republic he chose to call home. After haphazardly arriving in Philadelphia in 1776, the Frenchman benefited mightily from the economic opportunities of his volatile era. As he entered maturity, the merchant-banker found meaning through civic leadership and his famous last will and testament, in which he codified his approach to national progress through civic works. Studying Girard’s philosophy of engaged citizenship illuminates the cultural forces at work in the early United States.&nbsp;
 
 Girard also bequeathed to posterity an enormous cache of archival records, a substantial library, a diverse collection of fine and decorative art, as well as an intriguing assemblage of material culture related to the careers of his "Philosopher Ships," named for his favored authors. This collection creates a rare opportunity to conjure the world inhabited by Girard and his intimates, including his wife Mary Lum Girard, his enslaved woman Hannah, female relations of mixed racial backgrounds, unmarried intimate partners, and business associates. Making use of this remarkable, and underexplored, collection allows Girard’s story to transcend an individual’s life, shedding light on economy, society, civic culture, labor, family relationships, and global politics at a pivotal moment in history.&nbsp;
 
 Portrait of a Citizen is the first modern scholarly study to link the material relics of Girard’s life to the history of his heavily litigated will, culminating in the U.S. Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. By viewing Girard’s life, works, and memory across the centuries, the book poses persistent and pressing questions about civic belonging in the United States.

Stephen Girard, Mariner, Merchant, Banker, and Philanthropist of the Early American Republic

Portrait of a Citizen

From debut author Jessie Sylva comes the cosy tale of a halfling and a goblin who must learn to love each other despite their differences. How to Lose a Goblin in Ten Days is brimming with warmth and popular romance tropes, perfect for fans of The Honey Witch and The Spellshop. ¿ 'Cosy, heartfelt, and deeply satisfying' Publishers Weekly (starred review) What if cottagecore and goblincore fell in love? When a halfling, Pansy, and a goblin, Ren, each think they've inherited the same cottage, they make a bargain: they'll live in the house together and whoever is driven out first forfeits their ownership. Amidst forced proximity and cultural misunderstandings, the two begin to fall in love. But when the cottage-and their communities-are threatened by a common enemy, the duo must learn to trust each other, and convince goblins and halflings to band together to oust a tall intruder. 'A wonderful and charming treasure of a book that will warm your heart!' Sarah Beth Durst, New York Times bestselling author of The Spellshop 'An adorable story that will fulfill your cottagecore dreams' M. Stevenson, author of Behooved 'Cozy fantasy lovers will tuck into this lovely story and want to savor every last morsel' J. Penner, author of A Fellowship of Bakers &amp; Magic 'Everything I didn't know I wanted in a cosy fantasy novel and more. What do you MEAN it's a classic romcom meets Lord of the Rings?! It means that this was made for exactly me . . . a romantically fantastical delight' Stephanie Cooke, author of Pillow Talk Tropes: ¿ Cosy Fantasy Romance ¿ She made a bet ¿ Grumpy x Sunshine ¿ Enemies to lovers ¿ Forced proximity ¿ Opposites attract ¿ There's only one bed Some of the Goodreads reviews so far: ¿¿¿¿¿ 'I was cheering for Pansy and Ren throughout' ¿¿¿¿¿ 'This book is a warm hug and a ray of sunshine on paper' ¿¿¿¿¿ '100% recommend this for anyone who needs a getaway to a magical place' ¿¿¿¿¿ 'This book is perfect for fans of cozy cottage core romantasy' ¿¿¿¿¿ 'When I saw the title of this book, I knew I HAD to read it' ¿¿¿¿¿ 'Sometimes you need a book that feels like being wrapped in the softest blanket while rain patters against the window. Jessie Sylva delivered exactly that' ¿¿¿¿¿ 'I cannot emphasize how lovely this book was enough, it was the perfect cosy read' ¿¿¿¿¿ 'Jessie Sylva's writing was phenomenal. I found I giggled, smiled, and sometimes even kicked my feet in pure delight' (Plus many more five star reviews on Goodreads.)

HOW TO LOSE A GOBLIN IN TEN DAYS is a comfort read fantasy romance between a halfling and a goblin: imagine a classic opposites-attract romcom taking place in a cosy fantasy setting. Expect romantasy, magical forests, interfering wizards, lots of home cooking and maybe even a kiss at the Harvest dance...

A comfort read opposites-attract romance set in a cosy fantasy world

How to Lose a Goblin in Ten Days

The Time Traveller's Herbal

Collected Curiosities

She survived the wreck. Now she's bound to a ship that shouldn't exist - and a captain she can't resist... "Dickson's novel keeps readers on the edge of their seats with morally gray characters, action, and wonderful worldbuilding; perfect for fans of Leigh Bardugo and Erin Morgenstern." Library Journal, starred review Don't miss out on the stunning DELUXE LIMITED EDITION while supplies last. This breathtaking collectible is only available on a limited first print run, a must-have gift for any book lover. - A war-scarred mage. A sentient ship. A secret that could drown empires. When Ensign Bluemage Honor Renn is rescued from the wreckage of her first naval post, she expects death or disgrace. Instead, she wakes aboard the Touchstone, a mythic vessel whispered of in dockside ballads and royal war rooms alike. With a crew of misfits. A mysterious, elven captain. And a mission tied to the Dreadwall, the crumbling barrier that has kept the Overland and Nethersea from open war for a hundred years. But the tragedy that sank her last ship didn't just take lives. It left something behind. Now Renn carries a secret everyone wants. A magik that's chimeric, arcane...and slowly killing her. But the captain's mission may be her only chance to survive, even if he still doesn't trust her. Caught between privateers, princes, and spies, Renn knows each choice could sink her future?or set the sea on fire. Ship of Spells is perfect for readers who crave the raw grit of Arya Stark, the world-building of Samantha Shannon, and the slow-burn tension of enemies who should never trust or want each other. Tropes: <ul><li>Enemies to Lovers</li><li>Slow-Burn</li><li>High-Stakes Quest</li><li>Found Family</li><li>Forced Proximity </li></ul> 'In this jam-packed nautical romantasy, Dickson conjures up an intricate world of seaborne wonders and terrors, populated by colorful characters and maritime' Publishers Weekly

Ship of Spells

The story of the contest between humans and the sea, played out in the Mediterranean and the Atlantic from early prehistory until AD 1500.

The Mediterranean and the Atlantic from prehistory to AD 1500

On the Ocean

Die Schiffsgeister

Fregaz und Faugaz auf gefährlicher Mission
 
 Faugaz ist in Sorge: Seine Cousine Sally wird in einem magischen Gemälde im alten Störtebekerturm gefangen gehalten! Ob der böse Zauberkrake dahintersteckt, der damals auch die 
 Wilde Hilde
 , das Schiff der beiden Geister, in die Tiefe gezogen hat? Auf jeden Fall müssen Faugaz und Fregaz der Geisterpiratin helfen! Und natürlich begleiten Luna und Jonte ihre neuen Freunde. Doch wie sollen sie nur den Zauber brechen, der Sally an das Bild bindet - ohne dabei selbst in Gefahr zu geraten? Denn Octavolus hat es auch auf die beiden Schiffsgeister abgesehen, und seine magischen Kräfte machen ihn zu einem bedrohlichen Widersacher ...&nbsp;

Fregaz und Faugaz auf gefährlicher Mission
 Faugaz ist in Sorge: Seine Cousine Sally wird in einem magischen Gemälde im alten Störtebekerturm gefangen gehalten! Ob der böse Zauberkrake dahintersteckt, der damals auch die 
 Wilde Hilde
 , das Schiff der beiden Geister, in die Tiefe gezogen hat? Auf jeden Fall müssen Faugaz und Fregaz der Geisterpiratin helfen! Und natürlich begleiten Luna und Jonte ihre neuen Freunde. Doch wie sollen sie nur den Zauber brechen, der Sally an das Bild bindet – ohne dabei selbst in Gefahr zu geraten? Denn Octavolus hat es auch auf die beiden Schiffsgeister abgesehen, und seine magischen Kräfte machen ihn zu einem bedrohlichen Widersacher …&nbsp;

Die Schiffsgeister (Band 2) – Der Zauberkrake

In this Korean mythology inspired sapphic fantasy, a young woman with shadow magic is awakened after a thousand years to heal her nation and her own troubled memory, even as she falls for the sister of a saint she killed in her past life.'Yejin Suh weaves together Korean mythology and sweeping fantasy with vibrant creativity' Sophie Kim, No.1 Sunday Times bestselling author of The God and the GumihoAccording to legend, the Soldier drowned entire kingdoms in darkness.Yet, the Soldier was only a girl, robbed of her will and raised as a weapon for her power-hungry father. When she awakens years later, freedom takes the form of a hidden life and a new name: Shadow.As war brews and magical dead zones devour the natural world, Shadow is captured and pulled back into court life by her immortal father's new prodigy, Scarlet, a diabolical woman obsessed with her sister's murder. A murder Shadow herself committed in a past life.Shadow's control over darkness holds the key to restoring the balance of their world, but a serpentine court hides greed, corruption, and her father's new plot to resurrect his fading magic.If she's to survive and save her nation, Shadow will have to hide her past and rely on the woman who captured her-even as they unwind the legends that brought them together and face their growing attraction.

The Last Soldier of Nava

Folklore of the Sea

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