Good Food on the Aga is not just another cookbook - it is a cookbook classic. First published in 1933, four years after the Aga was introduced the hardback has become a highlysought after collectors item in it's first edition.
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1000 tulosta hakusanalla Ambrose Edson
Country Life Cookery Book
Ambrose Heath; Eric Ravilious; Simon Hopkinson
Persephone Books Ltd
2014
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The Authority Guide to Writing & Implementing a Marketing Plan
Ambrose Blowfield; Jo Blowfield
Authority Guides
2017
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Have a sales plan? Now you need a marketing plan. Written especially for small businesses, this Authority Guide shows you how to write and execute your marketing plans efficiently and accurately. Ambrose and Jo Blowfield will help you create a plan using proven, affordable marketing tactics for both digital and traditional strategies. You'll have a year long marketing plan that is structured, well thought out and targeted to your ideal clients, allowing you proactively to promote your business.
How To Be A Rock Star is the long-awaited memoir by former EMI head of A&R David Ambrose. Co-authored by acclaimed music writer Lesley-Ann Jones, the book is a riveting rewind through Ambrose's years as a rock musician, performing and recording with Rod Stewart, Ray Davies, Julie Driscoll, Peter Green, Mick Fleetwood and many more. The original bass player with Fleetwood Mac, David turned his back on stardom at the height of his playing potential to become a record company executive at EMI. He found and signed some of the most successful acts of the era: the Sex Pistols, Duran Duran and the Pet Shop Boys. Foreword by Mick Fleetwood, founder and drummer of Fleetwood Mac.
Brexit has polarised the United Kingdom. Will anyone be able to clean up the mess that the politicians have made? What will the future be like for Britain? 'Bollocks to Brexit: an Anthology of Poems and Short Fiction' brings together many poets from the UK and beyond and explores these and related questions.
Black Lives Matter: Poems for a New World presents 107 poems from writers around the world on the theme, "Black Lives Matter." The poems reflect how, around the world, people are rallying against the killing of Black people by the police and against racism, racialised inequality, discrimination, violence and oppression. The anthology encourages the reader to imagine and work towards a world where Black Lives Matter.
The coronavirus pandemic has highlighted inequalities that exist in most countries and how these are affecting disadvantaged groups, among them people with precarious immigration status and those who are undocumented. Around the world, campaigners are asking governments to give Settled Status, Indefinite Leave to Remain and humane pathways to citizenship to all in their jurisdictions who need such status. Poetry and Settled Status for All responds to these calls and presents 114 poems and short prose pieces from 97 writers from around the world exploring themes that include lived experience of migration, refugee and undocumented migrant experiences, and the hostile environment. The anthology features contributions from seasoned writers with many publications to their names alongside emerging voices and has been described variously as "powerful", "thought-provoking" and "effective".
Too often, the stories we are told about our history and our place in the world are incomplete, inaccurate, or even fabricated, perpetuating a cycle of prejudice, ignorance and injustice. At the heart of Welcome to Britain: An Anthology of Poems and Short Fiction is recognition that the myths and fictions Britain likes to tell about itself need to be contested and subverted. By providing space for writers to offer - and for readers to encounter - counter-narratives, this anthology, among other things, draws attention to how Britain's history is inextricably linked to the global system of white supremacy, colonialism, slavery, and exploitation that has been in place over the past 500 years. In addition to offering accounts of daily life in Britain, and featuring contributions from emerging and established writers from around the world, the anthology manifests the hope that through the power of poetry and creative writing, we can cultivate empathy and envision and bring about a more just world.
Japa Fire: An Anthology of Poems on African and African Diasporic Migration is the first in a new poetry anthology series, the Africa Migration Report Poetry Anthology Series, exploring themes around African and African diasporic migration and (im)mobility. Taking its name from "The Japa Fire" by Ayo Ayoola-Amale, one of the contributors, each of the 63 poems in the collection has been selected for how it speaks to themes around African and African diasporic migration and (im)mobility and to other poems in the collection, and for the contribution each makes to the conversation taking place around the world on the themes. The collection also explores questions around Blackness, Africanness and African diasporism, and features contributions from Ab ọ́d n Abdul, Nzingha Assata, Ayo Ayoola-Amale, Jo Blackwood, Efua Boadu, Anayo Dioha, Philippa Hatendi-Louiceus, Amanda Holiday, Sello Huma, Nandi Jola, Ilan Kelman, Tifany MarSah, Epiphanie Mukasano, M Sahr Nouwah, Mark Kennedy Nsereko, Collins Chibunna Nwachukwu, Helidah Ogude-Chambert, Omobola Osamor, Adaora Raji, and Laur ne Southe. Organised by Forced Migration and The Arts, CivicLeicester and the migrants' rights collective Regularise, the Africa Migration Report Poetry Anthology Series was inspired by the Africa Migration Report: Linking policy, practice and the welfare of the African migrant (AUC/IOM, 2024).
"Ibsen is a master of paranormal horror."-Kay Oliver, author of The ShatteringThe static hisses. The darkness deepens. Bestseller Ambrose Ibsen invites you to stare into the shadows, though you may not like what you see...Roommates obsessed with VHS tapes and nostalgia discover a mysterious unmarked tape containing disturbing footage of a veiled woman. A rare, haunting EP from a legendary band leads one superfan down a psychedelic rabbit hole of obsession and terror. A man is stalked by a strange, gray-skinned figure with black eyes during a rainy day in town. A life-saving heart transplant becomes a nightmare when the recipient inherits more than just an organ.These tales and others will haunt you long after you've finished reading. In the flicker of your TV screen, the hum of your furnace, and the creak of the stairs, you'll hear the call of the black static. And part of you will want to answer."A short story collection from the master ghost storyteller..."-Dawn P. Harrell, author of Seasons of a Sewergirl"Great collection... Think Thomas Ligotti, but a bit more readable."-Jonathan Maas, author of Flare"There wasn't a weak story in the collection..."-Armand Rosamilia, author of Dying Days
"An absolute gem."-Tracy Caple, author of The Blue Guitar PickLove isn't the only thing that comes from the heart.In this haunting collection, master of horror Ambrose Ibsen tears open the chest cavity of human relationships to expose the writhing horrors within.From a cultist who returns to the scene of a terrible crime, to an academic seeking an obscure book with a disturbing secret, to a forbidden website that streams the decomposition of the dead.Some loves never die. Some never lived at all. And some were never meant to exist in our reality.
It was only supposed to be a game.In a boring suburb, three lonely men seeking distractions from their monotonous routines get together in an abandoned house to play a macabre game of show-and-tell.Nothing is off-limits in their little circle-anything, no matter how depraved, is welcome... so long as it's frightening.But when one member brings what sounds like an audio recording of an actual murder to a meeting, featuring the tortured screams and pleas of an anonymous woman, the jaded club members find themselves truly rattled.From that moment, the horrific audio-and strange visions of the recorded victim-begin to seep into their daily lives. Agonized cries and sobs are heard in otherwise empty rooms. Shadowed figures lurk in unlit corners. Somehow, the mysterious victim is reaching out to them from beyond death.Or is she? Digging deeper, they begin to suspect they're being led back to the abandoned house by something else-something that seeks to consume them, body and soul.And if they aren't careful, it'll get its way.
Would you like to speak to the dead?When Tori moves into a studio at the rundown Lamplight apartment complex, she gets more than she bargained for. The faucet leaks, the water heater barely functions and the lack of air conditioning makes the summer nights brutal...But worst of all is the dark presence that stalks the building.When she and her friends play around with a Ouija board, Tori learns first-hand why the living have no business communing with the dead. Something sinister is roused in the process, and her life begins to spiral into madness soon thereafter. She suffers terrible nightmares, hallucinations, and feels as though she's being watched at all hours of the day.And that's only the beginning. If the spirit has its way, it'll consume her completely.With a terrifying specter on her trail and only a few cryptic clues about the building's curious past to aid her, Tori searches desperately for a way to get rid of the spirit.What has escaped from the underworld will not go back so easily, however.
Fear is a place.When struggling concert pianist Emil inherits a house from his late uncle, he thinks all of his problems are solved. Absconding to the mysterious Weatherby House in the suburbs of Portland where his famous uncle composed many classical masterpieces, Emil finds the place completely empty, save for one thing: His uncle's grand piano.But Weatherby House is not the ideal getaway it appears at first glance. It has a dark past and is shunned by the locals. As the days pass, strange things occur on the property, leaving Emil to wonder if he isn't losing his mind.Unplaceable footsteps resound in the upstairs; dark figures peer into the windows at night despite the empty acreage that surrounds the old house, and that blasted piano can't seem to keep quiet, loosing music at turns beautiful and terrifying even as no one sits before it.In time, Emil discovers that there's something else living in Weatherby House.And it refuses to let him leave.
What lurks within Chaythe Asylum?College professor Stephen Barlow needs cash. Badly. When a student asks him to head a new campus organization that centers around paranormal research, he puts his skepticism aside and signs on in the hopes of scoring a fat bonus.Enter Chaythe Asylum-a long-shuttered and controversial institution where patients were allegedly subjected to unethical experiments. Closed in 1989 after a series of grisly murders, Stephen deems the old building as good a place as any to explore the possibility of the supernatural and arranges to take a tour with his students.But it turns out that the asylum is not as abandoned as it seems. There is something sinister in the building. It has watched and waited for nearly three decades, and when Stephen and his students enter, they find themselves at the center of a nightmare 28 years in the making.ASYLUM is the first novel in the Afterlife Investigations trilogy.THE AFTERLIFE INVESTIGATIONSAsylumForestThe Occupant
"You should not have answered its call..."Professor Stephen Barlow is no longer a skeptic. Having faced the horrors of Chaythe Asylum, he turns his attention to the man responsible for the Third Ward Incident-the enigmatic Dr. Corvine-in the hopes of finding answers to his many questions.But some things, he soon learns, are better left lost to history.Traveling to a remote cabin in Michigan in search of the doctor and his research, Stephen finds himself descending deeper into a world of terror and madness. He and his students uncover the frightful truth about Corvine's experiments and realize that they may have unleashed something terrible in their meddling.FOREST is the second novel in the Afterlife Investigations trilogy.THE AFTERLIFE INVESTIGATIONSAsylumForestThe Occupant
"The door has been opened. It's already too late."The hunt is on for the thing that escaped from Chaythe Asylum.A life hangs in the balance.Dark plots set in motion more than thirty years ago wind to a close in this final, terrifying volume.Will Stephen Barlow intervene in time to spare the world the horrors of the Occupant?THE OCCUPANT is the third and final novel in the Afterlife Investigations trilogy.THE AFTERLIFE INVESTIGATIONSAsylumForestThe Occupant