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The story of how the pioneering, rule-breaking literary wild child George Sand found love and stability in an unexpected place.

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In May 1993, three eight-year-old boys were brutally murdered. A month later, detectives made three arrests - three teenagers who didn't fit in. Despite the lack of evidence, they were convicted. Two were jailed for life, and the third is on death row. This book has been written in support of the West Memphis Three.

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The Last Prodigal Son is a collection of poems written during the pandemic lockdown and beyond. The poems deal with isolation, love, the existence of God, spirituality, death, psychology, childhood fantasy and the ever-changing wordplay in our secular culture.

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An honest, funny, beautifully written memoir that explores the author s growing up into middle age while rediscovering love, home, gardening, and art.

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A spiraling poem about the pathology of forgetting, a poetic narrative of credible absurdity and dazzling interest.

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Includes prose translations of "The Lays of Marie de France"; a general introduction; a map; commentaries on the lays; two anonymous Breton lays - "The Lay of Melion" and "The Lay of Tyolet"; a glossary of proper names; a glossary of specialised terms; and an appendix of selected texts in the Old French, including Marie's Prologue, and Yonec.

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Includes Edward Gallagher's prose translations of "The Lays of Marie de France"; a general introduction; a map; commentaries on the lays; two anonymous Breton lays - The Lay of Melion and The Lay of Tyolet; a glossary of proper names; a glossary of specialised terms; and an appendix of selected texts in the Old French.

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An innovative collection that strips Catholic co-ed in a series of poems in the form of monologues, letters, exam papers and newspaper articles. Bawdy, witty and poignant.

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A serious-minded collection from one of Canada's foremost young poets, critics, and editors.

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The highly anticipated debut poetry collection from the best-selling author of Dreaming in Cuban.

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Theodorus was "the kind of man who saved even the smallest scrap of paper," and it is because of this, and his endearing friendship with his elder brother, that a collection of letters from one of history's greatest painters exists in book form today. Within these pages, explore the beautifully written epistolary biography of Vincent Van Gogh.

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Theodorus was "the kind of man who saved even the smallest scrap of paper," and it is because of this, and his endearing friendship with his elder brother, that a collection of letters from one of history's greatest painters exists in book form today. Within these pages, explore the beautifully written epistolary biography of Vincent Van Gogh.

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The legend of Joe Hill, brought to life through his letters, songs, and writings.

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A lavishly illustrated, expertly written and perspicaciously edited volume that showcases one of the oldest continually-evolving academic library collections of the Anglophone world. From papyri to modern first editions, Renaissance portraits to C20th abstracts, this book will be a benchmark in academic publishing. -- .

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Covers the first half of the life of Dr James Hillman, who is considered by many as the world's foremost post-Jungian thinker. This title follows Hillman from his youth in the heyday of Atlantic City, through post-war Paris and Dublin onward to Zurich and the Jung Institute, which appointed him its first Director of Studies in 1960.

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