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On the eve of the groundbreaking series' 25th anniversary, this Pop Classics volume examines the cult classic Twin Peaks and its legacy as one of TV's most influential shows.

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Playful, erudite and gorgeously written, this is award-winning author Simonds' exploration of the nature of books and reading - from handmade books to digital text.

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Set in east Africa, between a war zone medical station and the moneyed colonial coast, this is a riveting novel of actions and consequences, of love and betrayal - and of the incalculable price of self-knowledge.

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Dr. John Molot's 12,000 Canaries Can't Be Wrong examines "canaries"--patients who are most sensitive to our polluted environment. These individuals are sounding the alarm about exposure to chemicals in our air, buildings, food, and water.

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From the bestselling author of Acquainted with the Night comes a brilliant and witty look at our favorite topic - weather.

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The music of Rush is filled with fantastic stories, evocative images, thought-provoking futures and pasts. From dark dystopian struggles to uplifting triumphs, bestselling and award winning authors each choose a Rush song as a spark for a story in this anthology.

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Who were the best pro wrestlers of all time What makes these 50 remarkable performers so special, and what were their contributions to the massively popular spectacle of wrestling The 50 Greatest Pro Wrestlers of All Time has the answers. Bestselling author Larry Matysik shoots from the hip about who qualifies as the very best in history.

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Musings from a 'one-man flash mob' (Toronto Star)

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The untold story of the making of one of the most popular holiday films of all time -- and what happened afterwards -- is being told for the first time. Complete with rare and previously unreleased photographs from the set.

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Raw and unflinching, A Desolate Splendor weaves a stark, and eerily familiar, portrayal of life on the brink of extinction and heralds the rise of an exciting new voice in apocalyptic fiction.

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The only comprehensive critical guide to the beloved sci-fi phenomenon

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An entertaining and digestible volume that demystifies science, from the author of 16 bestselling popular science books.

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The true story of Folke Bernadotte's heroic rescue of 30,000 prisoners during WWII.

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Nine physicists have been found dead in a remote house and Sheriff Luke McWhorter must work with the FBI to track down a serial killer. Could debris from Roswell's 1947 UFO crash have anything to do with the mystery

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This story of a man offered the chance to save our future becomes a dark journey into a new psychological space, a relationship between a man and robot, and a postmodern last will and testament of mankind.

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This book will explore whether we can successfully align our politics with climate science, and the conditions under which it may be possible to act boldly. Canada's WWII experience, Klein contends, provides a reminder that we have mobilized in common cause and retooled our economy in a few short years.

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A fresh collection of new and revised essays on food and nutrition by bestselling author Dr. Joe Schwarcz

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A charming and nostalgic memoir by the former and much loved Hockey Night in Canada broadcaster, creator of Peter Puck, and beloved hockey author, Brian McFarlane.

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Montreal 1972. Against a backdrop of actual events like the Blue Bird Cafe fire, Canada-Soviet hockey series, Milton Park protests and a robbery at the Museum of Fine Arts, Constable Eddie Dougherty investigates the murder of an American draft dodger.

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A personal, poetic journey though the 1972 Canada-Russia Summit Series on its 50th anniversary. Bidini reimagines the epic and at times mythological struggle of the hockey players representing Canada and Russia. Did the outcome of the series change what it means to be Canadian

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A personal, poetic journey though the the 1972 Canada-Russia Summit Series on its 40th anniversary. Reimagines the epic and at times mythological struggle of the hockey players representing Canada and Russia. Did the outcome of the series change what it means to be Canadian

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This memoir bears to mind the question "Who is the man behind the legend " as audiences are privy to the trials and tribulations that brought Pat Patterson all his successes to date.

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Renowned editor turned author Douglas Gibson takes readers on a literary tour of Canada, celebrating the country's literary locales and best-loved wordsmiths.