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Excitingly original stories from new and recently emergent writers make this now-venerable annual a must for readers who mean to keep up with contemporary short fiction.

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There's an activist in all of us, and you don't have to shout about it to be heard. In Small World, Big Ideas, Satish Kumar collects the voices of some of the most passionate activists fighting for a better world, and shares their insights into how we can achieve this.

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A brilliant and thrilling memoir of a dangerous and disorienting year of self-discovery in the Congo, set against the backdrop of the explosively violent 2006 elections.

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Major writers through the centuries have turned their minds to the subject of books, often with humour, sometimes with exasperation, always with affection. This essential anthology for bibliophiles offers a rich selection of musings on the virtues of libraries, books and 'the pleasant smell of paper freshly pressed.'

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This collection of stories captures the timeless quality of the oral tradition from coastal New South Wales and the Riverina into Victoria. Endorsed by the Burraga Aboriginal History and Writing Group, the stories include creation stories and cosmological insights.

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Presents a sequence of sea novels set in the early nineteenth century, about a voyage from England to Australia.

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The author reflects on the links between the homosexual of the 1980s and his counterparts of a century ago--between gay lives today and those of Oscar Wilde, his friends, lovers, and acquaintances.

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Four of the most sizzling authors of paranormal romance take readers beyond their wildest fantasies, to a seductive midnight world of erotic suspense, demons, mages, vampires, and knights.

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100 of literature's sexiest stories, selected and introduced by Mariella Frostrup and the Erotic Review.

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By turns funny, disquieting, and moving, "Fight Scenes" takes an unsparing look at juvenile disaffection and the dark side of white, working-class masculinity. In a pared-down, highly readable style, Bottoms shows how even the most accepted forms of "toughness" can be damaging.

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Part love story, part thriller, part meditation on how the dead are remembered and history is presented, this novel chronicles the story of a letter written by eminent philosopher Martin Heidegger to his optometrist, who was lost in the dying thralls of Auschwitz.

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Theres no place like home for the horrordays, as this anthology of dark fantasy and paranormal romance shows, with a spellbinding look at what happens when the magic of the season is unleashed--for good and evil. Includes tales from Kim Harrison, Lynsay Sands, Marjorie M. Liu, and Vicki Pettersson. Original.

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Ageing is about losing youth and finding a varicose vein. It is about fighting your children and making peace with your parents. It is about gaining wisdom and mislaying your reading glasses. Throughout time, people have feared ageing, laughed at it, cried about it, defied it, accepted it and written about it.

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Studies in English Philology was first published in 1929. Minnesota Archive Editions uses digital technology to make long-unavailable books once again accessible, and are published unaltered from the original University of Minnesota Press editions.

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An anthology of Irish short stories selected by writer, editor and broadcaster Sinead Gleeson.

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The very best of British and Irish nature writing selected by the natural history writer Patrick Barkham.

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Lovingly collected and beautifully presented, this rich and diverse treasury offers excerpts from distant times to the present day, covering myth, spirituality, literature, politics, and love.

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Looking back at the last 35 years of Vanity Fair features on women, by women, with an introduction by editor in chief, Radhika Jones

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