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Beloved sci-fi master Robert Silverberg offers this brilliant collection of thrilling tales, all from the first person perspective. Call it a collage of sci-fi selfies. Includes a new introduction to each story by the author, plus an introduction to the collection by award-winning sci-fi author John Scalzi

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The brightest stars in mystery writing take on Floridathe state where no crime is too unusual and no criminal too peculiar to be impossiblein this anthology offering stories of pristine white sands and palm trees, snowbirds and theme parks, mangroves and manatees, pirates and policemenfrom the redneck Riviera to the southernmost point of the United States.

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The first of a New York short stories series features works by Claus Ankersen, Larissa Shmailo, Adam R. Burnett, Darlene Cah, David R. Lincoln, Lawrence Block, Kofi Fosu Forson, Pedro Ponce, Ronald H. Bass, Jane Ormerod, Peter D. Marra, Puma Perl, Lisa Ferber, Keven Dupzyk, and Janet Hamill.

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When an art scene takes root in a pop-up colony called Freedom Springs, micro-visionary Ben Wilfork promotes the giant, autobiographical, 600-square-foot canvases of former chess prodigy and high-end dominatrix Rhonda Barrett using his Hidden Wheel as a bridge to the future before pre-Datastrophe history completes itself.

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In these 57 poems, Fucaloro brings to light new angles of perception of madness, addiction, and modern urban living. Each poem takes risks in form and content.

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Hupert's rock-solid collection of 87 poems examine life, lust, love, religion, and politics in a word-play phantasmagoria in which, according to poet Dean Kostos, "sound is meaning and syntax is thrummed like strings on a guitar."

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The first bilingual (Corsican-English) poetry collection of native Corsican Gattaceca, well-known worldwide as a singer-songwriter, active in the Reacquistu (the Corsican cultural revival movement), and founder, with Patrizia Poli, of the female polyphonic singing trio Les Nouvelles Polyphonies Courses.

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"Fulbright and mtvU sponsored scholar Jillian Marshall offers honest and often humorous vignettes that delve far beyond Western stereotypes of Japanese culture to portray a society's deep relationship with music, and what it means to listen and understand as a cultural outsider"--Amazon.com.

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A fascinating biography of Beate Sirota Gordon, who secretly helped draft Japan's post-WWII constitution, framing an article that required equal rights for women, translated to Persian.

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"Light of the Diddicoy" is the riveting and immersive saga of Irish gangs on the Brooklyn waterfront in the early part of the 20th century, told through the eyes of young newcomer Liam Garrity.

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Provocative, disruptive and visually compelling Dada poetry, collages. Themed "An Eye for a Lie," Maintenant 11 features art addressing the effects of climate change and global food shortages, increasingly populist governments, and world wars. Includes work of artists and writers from more than 30 countries, and more than 100 color images.

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MAINTENANT 12: A Journal of Contemporary Dada Writing and Art explores the concept of internal and external "acceptance" with the theme "We Are All A 'Like.'" The MAINTENANT series, established in 2008, gathers the work of renowned and emerging dada artists and writers from around the world.

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