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A breathtaking science fiction debut from a worthy successor to Octavia Butler.

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Against a backdrop of pagodas and enigmatic customs, Lidia De Camposa mature artist carrying a private burdentours a Southeast Asian country recently reopened to the world after a long dictatorship with a disparate group of characters; along the way, they all encounter adventures that challenge their assumptionsand Lidia embarks on a love affair with a surprising conclusion.

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The unabashed story of an all-female performance group unleashing their unique feminine satire in the early 1970sa time when being a funny feminist was considered an oxymoron.

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Quirky Frances Pia was a feminist Catholic nun, artist, and beloved sister and mother until she fell from gracebut now, done nursing her aching mood swings offshore in a thirty-foot sailboat, she is ready to paint her way toward forgiveness.

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A visceral, affecting fictionalised report of a bombing mission, from a former tailgunner shot down over Germany.

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After her teenage son dies, Linda Broder loses her faith, her music, and her hope. But then birds begin to show up in unexpected placesand take her on a spiritual journey that pulls her back to music, and teaches her how to find sacred wonder even in the midst of unimaginable loss.

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A dramatic and inspirational memoir from one of the world's top leaders of the movement for gay and lesbian equality.

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Written for everyone whos had a love/hate relationship with their job, this smart, funny novel by a former Wall Street sales pro reveals what it was like for a woman to build a successful career and a satisfying personal life in the macho world of 1980s stock trading.

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One of Andrew Wyeths most important paintings, Wind from the Sea, a recent gift to the National Gallery of Art, is also the artists first full realization of the window as a recurring subject in his art. In its exclusive focus on paintings without human subjects, this catalogue intends to offer a new approach to Wyeths work.

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The essential critical reference tool on Andy Warhols prints.

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The PDSA Dickin Medal (regarded as the animals' Victoria Cross) has been awarded to just 64 animals, from the Blitz to present day, for their courage in times of crisis. This title includes the true-life story of G I Joe the plucky pigeon, who rescued over 100 lives by flying twenty miles in twenty minutes to deliver a message in World War II.

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The second coloring book from celebrated tattoo artist Chris Garver. Featuring a wide array of animals and environments, it offers the same graceful imagery and distinctive elements that have made Chris Garver a breakout star. Garver's fans will love filling in his new collection of illustrations, which beautifully blend the familiar and fantastic.

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Starvation. Desperation. Madness. Shadowing the Donner Party as they trek west on the Oregon-California Trail, Answer Creek chronicles one young woman's descent into depravity as she risks everything-values, faith, reputation, and every last coin sewn into the hem of her skirt-for the mirage of a better life in California.

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Published to accompany the first Anthony Hernandez retrospective, this catalogue is the definitive exploration of this contemporary poet of the urban landscape.

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A collection of essays celebrating a remarkable young Latina politician who has already made history

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The wildly entertaining new novel from the bestselling author of Water for Elephants.

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After her mother's death, Gabrielle Robinson found diaries her grandfather had kept while serving as doctor in Berlin 1945-only to discover that her beloved "Api" had been a Nazi.

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The amazing inside story of Apollo 11 - The Right Stuff for a new generation

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When twenty-five-year-old Jenn Adler brings home a guru from Bangalore, with a plan to marry him, her parents must come to grips with the impending marriageand its effect on their own.

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Approximate Translation is a poetic and practical rumination on how to incorporate what makes a city a city stories about place, an unexpected encounter, the immediacy of experience into practices of urban design.