books about: hampstead (cranewood childhood)

books about: hampstead

books:

Notes from Hampstead
Elias Canetti

Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2005

A Suburb Childhood, recollections of Hampstead Garden Suburb in the 1950s and 60s
Edward Zanders

Exposure Publishing, 2007

Hampstead Heath
Deborah Wolton, David McDowall

Frances Lincoln Publishers Ltd, 2007

Hampstead Heath is London's favourite open space, walked over by thousands every day of the year. It also offers Londoners the ultimate treasure hunt, for you can find on the Heath both the traces of an extraordinary geological structure and the marks of mankind's relationship with the landscape over the past millennium. In this richly illustrated book, the authors unveil what anyone strolling on the Heath can look out for, including: a ...

Here in My Heart (Hampstead High)
Betsy Harris

Troll Communications, 1991

A shy and self-conscious aspiring poet finds herself attracted to the leader of a student rock band.

A Memorial Of The Town Of Hampstead, New Hampshire (1899)

Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2008

Historic And Genealogic Sketches; Proceedings Of The Centennial Celebration, July 4, 1849; Proceedings Of The 150th Anniversary Of The Town's Incorporation, July 4, 1899.

Hampstead Garden Suburb
Mervyn Miller

Phillimore & Co., 2006

Hampstead Garden Suburb, described by Sir Nikolaus Pevsner as 'the most nearly perfect example of the unique English invention the Garden Suburb', celebrates its centenary in 2007. Founded by Dame Henrietta Barnett, after a long campaign to protect the open land north of Hampstead Heath from indiscriminate development, the Suburb was planned by Raymond Unwin, with Edwin Lutyens responsible for the Central Square with its twin churches and ...

Notes from Hampstead: The Writer's Notes: 1954-1971

2 reviews
Elias Canetti, John Hargraves

Farrar Straus & Giroux (T), 1998

collection of genius
I bought this book after reading only one notebook entry, browsing in the bookstore aisle. I have never regreted the decision. It's a most fascinating and eclectic collection of thoughts and profound observations. I have never put the book down with the same vision as I picked it up.

Basic Psychoanalytic Concepts on the Theory of Dreams (The Hampstead Clinic Psychoanalytic Library, Vol 2)

Karnac Books, 1990

The Mystery of Cranewood Manor (Saxon & Hampstead Investigations, Ltd.)

Ikthalion Press, 2008

The first adventure in the new mystery-paranormal series Saxon & Hampstead Investigations, Ltd. by T. M.Moore, in which hard-edged detective fiction blends with myth and fantasy. Valiant Saxon is a suave debonaire ex-jewel thief turned private eye, partnering with a seasoned professional named Laura Hampstead who uses his sartorial male image to found an agency of her own after hitting the glass ceiling. And Val is hard to resist: tall and slim, ...