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"The new edition of a prize-winning memoir-in-poems, a meditation on life as a queer Indigenous man"--Publisher's description.

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Dyma'r llyfr ehangaf ei rychwant a manylaf ei ymchwil ar Thomas Charles o'r Bala i'w gyhoeddi ers canrif a mwy.

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This, the first modern critical study of a lyricist, humorist and social protest poet who was a household name throughout the Victorian period, explores the relationship between Thomas Hood's playfulness, his liberal politics, and contemporary cultural debate about labour and recreation, literary materiality and urban consumption. -- .

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A study of the strange life and pathetic death of T.J. Llewelyn Prichard, the author of "Twm Sion Catti", the first Welsh novel in English which was popular enough to have been pirated in the mid-19th century.

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This is the first, long overdue biography of Thomas Mackay, a major promoter of Ottawa as the capital of Canada. Mackay built the Ottawa and Hartwell Locks of the Rideau Canal, founded New Edinburgh and the Rideau Falls mill complex, built Rideau Hall, and financed the Ottawa and Prescott Railway.

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Poems from a father, a refugee, an activist resisting the invisibility of the Asian American urban poor.

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Passages in life that have felt forbidden, overwritten, underwritten, silenced are given voice in Darst's precise, rich, confessional poems.

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Now in paperback, a timely meditation on being Muslim in America today.

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Now in paperback, a timely meditation on being Muslim in America today.

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Loose threads that are dropped on one journey are picked up on another and woven into the delicate fabric we each wrap around ourselves. University of Sydney students have each taken up a strand and woven it into these stories, poems and essays.

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An annotated collection of three early modern English plays that allows readers to explore the relationship between Shakespeare's "Shrew" and two closely related plays of the same genre, the earlier of which, the anonymous "The Taming of a Shrew", once enjoyed a level of popularity that likely surpassed that of Shakespeare's play.

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A collection of three early modern English plays. It allows readers to explore the relationship between Shakespeare's Shrew and two closely related plays of the same genre, the earlier of which, the anonymous "The Taming of a Shrew", once enjoyed a level of popularity that likely surpassed that of Shakespeare's play.

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First published in her Chekhov: Four Plays and Three Jokes, Sharon Marie Carnicke's eye-openingtranslation of Three Sisters appears in this edition with a new Introduction that expands upon herdiscussion in Four Plays & Three Jokes of Chekov's innovative dramaturgyespecially as seen inthis subtle "melodrama turned inside out."

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First published in her Chekhov: Four Plays and Three Jokes, Sharon Marie Carnicke's eye-openingtranslation of Three Sisters appears in this edition with a new Introduction that expands upon herdiscussion in Four Plays & Three Jokes of Chekov's innovative dramaturgyespecially as seen inthis subtle "melodrama turned inside out."

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A trio of compelling, cutting edge plays on notorious rebels including radical feminist and Warhol attacker Valerie Solanas (SCUM: The Valerie Solanas Story), Dada instigator Arthur Cravan (Art Was Here), and a twisting tale of Jack the Ripper and T.S. Eliot (Jack the Rapper)

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Stirring, poignant stories humanize great historical tragedies with interviews and accounts of individuals affected by European and South American fascism.