Graham Price Books

Focusing on the influence of Oscar Wilde, this book explores his aesthetic legacy within contemporary Irish drama, highlighting its presence in the works of playwrights such as Brian Friel and Marina Carr. It delves into Wilde's use of language, the concept of the dandy, and his role in shaping 'verbal theatre,' establishing his significance alongside renowned figures like Yeats and Beckett. This scholarly study serves as a valuable resource for academics and students interested in Irish literature and drama.

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In this book, designer Stephen Skinner discusses various common themes of feng shui- such as water, alignments, mountains, and wind,-and demonstrates these concepts in 26 houses, restaurants and galleries in London, Hong Kong and Malaysia. The selection is highly varied, and includes famous interiors such as designer Kelly Hoppen's home and the Bam Bou restaurant in London; a Chinese mansion on Victoria Peak in Hong Kong; the Tamarind Hills Thai restaurant in Kuala Lumpur and the Kek Lok Si temple in Penang, Malaysia.

Set against the backdrop of the Middle East, the narrative unfolds around a fictional contract on the Israeli Defense Minister linked to the 1982 Lebanon invasion. As the plot twists through various countries including the U.K., Thailand, and Singapore, it features a diverse cast from the U.S., Switzerland, Australia, and the U.K. The story weaves a thrilling tale filled with unexpected developments, leading to a surprising conclusion that keeps readers engaged until the end.