Le Marin : 18 results priced between £2.00 and £25.00

Description TOP 25 maps (maps where the code ends in "T") are for places of ‘intéresse aux touristes’. They are real walkers’ maps with a wide variety of useful information on paths and tracks such as, long distance GR (Grande Randonnée) routes, interesting unsignposted ways along footpaths, cross-country or high mountain skiing routes, hard parts of a hiking trail, restricted zones, huts and mountain refuges. Terrain information is clearly depicted such as lakes, swamps, marsh, tree-lined streams...

Popular fiction Un jour tout là-bas, en Irlande.../Paddy-Joe et le monstre marin + CD

Background: Celebrating Timpani’s 20th anniversary sees the release of a world premiere opera - The Heart of the Mill. An opera which holds all the winning cards: - A simple story of a young man who comes back home, but his sweetheart is married… Music with a tang of soil. Debussy said - “A music that smells good”. A world premiere, a hundred years after its creation. A first-rate cast

Background: The Pièces en Trio enable us to see a totally different side of Marin Marais’ work; he is no longer writing for himself and his own bass viol, but rather for his colleagues, the musicians of the Chambre du Roi. Marais opened the gates to a new instrumental genre in France with this collection in 1692…

Background: 'This is one of Savall's best recordings as a conductor. This is one of the most likely to please everyone.' Goldberg.

Marguerite Duras (real name Donnadieu) was born a few weeks before World War I broke out in 1914 in Gia Dinh, in the suburbs of Saigon, Indochina. Her father died when she was only 4 years old and her mother took over a concession which turned out to be flooded for 6 months of the year. Death, water and Indochina will be recurrent themes in her later works. She moved to Paris to studywhen she was 18, obtained a degree in Law and then worked for the Ministry of Colonies. She married the poet Robert...

In the old days, fairies used to live on islands in the sea. Then, the water was pure and you could drink it as from a fountain. Under the waves lived wondrous creatures, the moon was mistress of the ocean, and on the far-off shores where they would sail their ships, Bretons sailors sometimes met with formidable giants, chimeras and mermaids. Follow the cruel sea to the land of witches and demons...

Each title consists of four complete stories of various genres (fairy tales, illustrated narratives, thrillers, theatre, poetry, comic strips...) grouped under topics such as history, mythology, society, environment...