Ian Watson Boeken

"The northern lights and the midnight sun. Vast glaciers, fiery volcanoes, and thundering waterfalls. The Golden Circle, Reykjavik, and the Blue Lagoon ... Iceland has all that and more. In this thorough guide, Rick Steves makes it easy to experience it all: Craft an itinerary based on your interests, budget, and time; Follow mile-by-mile driving tours of Iceland's dramatic terrain; Sightsee smartly, choosing from a full range of activities and experiences; Rely on Rick's candid, humorous advice to avoid tourist traps and wrong turns; Treat your taste buds to local cuisine; Meet friendly locals and connect with the culture. With Rick on your side, Iceland can be yours!"--Page 4 of cover.

Ian Watson provides the most comprehensive and systematic study of Eugenio Barba's work, including his training methods, dramaturgy, productions, and theories as well as his work at the International School of Theatre Anthropology.

A review of the homeopathic theory of miasms, taking Hahnemann's groundbreaking hypothesis as the starting point, and extending it to include positive as well as negative traits, exploring how miasms can and do contribute to a growth in human consciousness.

A complete transcript from the original seminar recorded in California in 1997. Contains homeopathic therapeutic information for a wide range of musculo-skeletal problems commonly seen in clinical practice. Full of practical hints and tips for homeopaths, bodyworkers and all those interested in natural healing.

An astronomer's amazing discoveries about the universe and the appearance of a Russian boy with the mind of a dead cosmonaut mark the beginning of a train of startling events that question man's concept of existence itself. The author won the British Science Fiction Award for this novel.

Pages tanned, light shelf wear. Shipped from the U.K. All orders received before 3pm sent that weekday.

The first short story collection in seven years from multiple award-winning author Ian Watson, who worked with Stanley Kubrick for a year writing the screen story to the film A.I. Artificial Intelligence, and was the first novelist to write in the Warhammer 40K milieu. This volume gathers together ten stories previously published in Asimov's, Analog, and elsewhere, along with a brand new novella - one of four tales set in a near future shaped by the Chinese Time Machine. Contents: The Chinese Time Machine 1st Trip: Brave New World, by Oscar Wilde 2nd Trip: The Kidnap of Fibonacci 3rd Trip: The Emperor's New Wallpaper 4th Trip: Sherlock Holmes and the Butterfly Effect (with Cristina Macía) Hot Gates Monkey Business When the Aliens Stop to Bottle Heinrich Himmler in the Barcelona Hallucination Cell Clickbeetle Journey to the Anomaly The Birth of Venus About the Author "The brilliant Ian Watson remains the most stimulating and one of the least comfortable science fiction writers working today. Reading his short fiction reminds us why he is one of the genre's unassailable greats." - Adam Roberts

A stunning collection of 24 military SF short stories from the excellent Mammoth series.

In the year 1997, a host of angels summons humanity to send its emissaries to God's World, twenty-two light years away, where a group of Earth's scientists encounters otherworldly dangers

First edition bound in black cloth. Fine in a fine dust jacket.