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"Goliath is a particular kind of expos-minded, documentary-broadside journalism whose place we generally recognize and respect... Blumenthal has made a sobering prima facie case that there are extreme forces [within Israel's current political-social dynamics] to be aware of, and reckoned with more fully that American discourse usually does." James Fallows, The Atlantic

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In this steamy novel of bondage and abandon, Richard, an Englishman in Hamburg, is introduced by Margaret Wagner to her beautiful niece Helena, and with them experiences the thrills of sexual slavery and transvestism. Then Richard finds himself in the sensual tutelage of one of Margaret's business acquaintances.

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A former senior Gallup pollster tells the inside story about the collusion between Jeb Bush and Fox TV to call the 2000 election

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Panama was created by a group of Wall Street investors in Room 1162 of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. This meeting brought down the French Republic, the Columbian government and shook the almost invincible Teddy Roosevelt and gave birth to American imperialism in Latin America.

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The first major, authoritative and comprehensive new guide to the Alexander Technique to be published in more than 20 years, by one of the nation's foremost teachers of and authorities on this highly regarded bodywork/movement method

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The first ever collection of the Andy Warhol interviews-a fascinating selection of the Pop Art pioneer's utterances on everything from the art of fame to dinner with William Burroughs to the work of Jean-Michel Basquait, from his early heady days to his final monthsThe only Warhol interview collection on the market

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The best-selling author argues that Obama's failure to deliver on his promises is due to a political system that stymies democracy when voters choose progressive change.

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From Ethan Hawke, Sid Vicious, and Madonna to Arthur Miller, Dylan Thomas, and Sarah Bernhardt, renowned New York City blogger Ed Hamilton chronicles the past and present artistic, eccentric, and insane inhabitants of the most famous bohemian building in the world, the Chelsea Hotel

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"[A] potent collection [that] ably communicates the hunger for social, cultural and racial justice that made Strummer's work so engaging." "Salon

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Young activists look back to their parents generation and reflect on the Movement as it was then, and how they have reclaimed and transformed it in today's world.

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"A brilliantly devastating expose of the shadow government that runs US national security policy. an era of an unprecedented war against whistle-blowers, and the very existence of a free press, Horton's book provides an essential playbook for battling this undemocratic beast."-Jeremy Scahill

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The coauthor of Soccernomics and professor of sports management at the University of Michigan delivers an approachable introduction to soccer finance-explaining how player salaries, club profits, and wealthy investors determine the fate of your favorite team.

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While some of the phantasms, shades and specters in this volume of ghost stories merely haunt houses, others invade the darkest corners of the soul. Throughout this collection, writers explore the literary possibilities of the classic ghost story to deliver taut suspense, psychological terror and eerie mystery.

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Examines the far ranging tentacles of America's largest, most well funded military contractor, Lockheed Martin. This title chronicles the growth of Lockheed Martin into one of the most influential corporations in the world, and also examines the pivotal role the company has had in America's metastasizing military industrial complex.

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A leading investment professional explains the world of impact investing--investing in businesses and projects with a social and financial return--and shows what it takes to make sustainable, transformative change.

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An intimate, investigative portrait of how the purveyors of the politics of personal crisis and redemption brought down the GOP--and why they're still calling the shots for the party

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In the vein of Salt and Cod comes Rum , the definitive history of how Rum helped to shape the modern world

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In a crafty new novel featuring the world's greatest literary detective, Vanneman extends the boundaries of the Sherlock Holmes canon with a knotty investigation that takes the celebrated sleuth and his cohort, Dr. Watson, far from the cozy Victorian comforts of 221B Baker Street.

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Arizona has gone wild-over immigration, guns, healthcare, the Tea Party, and vigilantism. Award-winning author and Arizona local Jeff Biggers reports on what's troubling our 48th state, and how a radicalized Arizona has become a national bellwether.

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A one-of-a-kind anthology that captures the bizarre romance and mystery of the world's oldest and oddest traveling institution

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A founding Python's seriously funny ruminations on the post 9-11 world.

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In the tradition of Hunter S. Thompson and Sacha Baron Cohen, social chameleon Harmon Leon takes us on a journey into the savage heart of the American Dream