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A feisty celebration of the transformative power of female musicians who have truly rocked our world.

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At thirty-eight years old, after receiving a breast cancer diagnosis, Paige Davis ventures into an unlikely love affair of a lifetimeand embraces cancer through a lens of love rather than as a battle to be fought.

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Explores recent crime drama film and television depictions of Arab and Muslim men in Australia. This volume examines the representation of three Australian productions: East West 101, The Combination and Cedar Boys. It seeks to understand how these representations are constructed and whether they are as progressive and edgy as producers and media responses would suggest.

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A startling, revelatory history of Rudolf Hess's 1941 flight to Scotland, containing new evidence of his aims, and of official British suppression of them.

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The debut thriller from new writer Lisa Sell

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An inspiring, illuminating book that examines five personality patterns, called character structures, teaching readers how to break free of them through effective exercises, compelling true stories, fun cartoons, and spiritual insights so you can live a free, more radiant life.

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Hiding who you are can't help but alter the course of your life--and in some cases, it can even kill us or those we hold most dear. In this memoir of her twenty-two-year career in the U.S. Navy, retired Senior Chief Karen Solt shines a light on the heavy toll NCIS witch hunts and Don't Ask Don't Tell took on her and other LGBTQ Americans who donned the uniform in the 1980s-2000s.

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It's cowboys vs. werewolves in this thrilling horror series from the creators of The Only Living Boy!

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Governments expect both too much and too little of higher education, and its contribution to the common good is being eroded. Yet universities are much much more than factories for graduate earnings. Higher Education and the Common Good argues that this sector has a key role in rebuilding social solidarity and mobility in fractured societies.

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A 60-page softcover notebook based on an original sketchbook of the Swedish artist and mystic Hilma af Klint

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Examining the art, architecture and design of the counterculture of the 1960s and early 1970s, this title surveys the radical experiments that challenged societal and professional norms while proposing new kinds of technological, ecological and political utopia.

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Jim Keays, the lead singer of the Masters Apprentices, tells of life in a top rock band in Australia in the sixties.

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Bonegilla was a point of reception and temporary accommodation for approximately 320,000 post-war refugees and assisted migrants to Australia from 1947 to 1971. Histories of Controversy: The Bonegilla Migrant Centre reveals the centre's history to be one of containment, control, deprivation and political discontent.

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Two of the most formidable intellects of our generation. One powerfully charged debate on a subject set to ignite furious discussion. One riveting reading experience.

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"Hitchhiking to Madness" is a gripping memoir that tracks Dr. Hamilton's 1970s journey from church excommunication to hitchhiking across America, witnessing her husband's descent into madness, and eventually transforming into a celebrated physician.

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The first authoritative account of a well-kept secret: the British Fifth Column and its activities during the Second World War.