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When Dark Regions publisher Joe Morey told me he wanted this to be “the definitive David Niall Wilson collection,” I wasn’t sure what to do. How do you choose? I’...
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There are communities in America that have been closeted away since the earliest European explorers arrived. They brought their families and they brought their...
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by Pat Mullan
Brand new stories by: Ken Bruen, Eoin Colfer, Jason Starr, Laura Lippman, Olen Steinhauer, Peter Spiegelman, Kevin Wignall, Jim Fusilli, John Rickards, Patrick J....
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by Pat Mullan
James Dickey, a poet who raised my consciousness at a time when I was not writing any more, a time when I had abandoned it, a time when the muse had departed. Well...
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by Pat Mullan
BLOOD RED SQUARE , the story of the creation and redemption of a terrorist. It is also a story of revenge.
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold died in a plane...
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The World is a sixth grade text with hands-on, activity-based skills that promote students' application of knowledge in geography, economics, history, citizenship,...
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The study of North Ameria is a fifth grade text that uses hands-on, activity skills that provides students with knowledge of the geography, history, economics,...
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When Alice marries Ramesh, her new mother-in-law, named Shiva for the Hindu god of Creation and Destruction, usurps the young woman’s authority in her own home,...
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In game theory’s prisoner’s dilemma problem, two prisoners are given the choice between silence, and the betrayal of the other. The optimal choice turns out to be...
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A witty guide for women in the workplace
From waitresses to Wall Street brokers, as more and more women join the workforce, there is one truth about work they didn'...
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by Matt Silady
When Darcy Shaw starts a 24-hour cable network called "The Homeless Channel," she thinks she's got everything figured out. But confronted with an...
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This is a book about relationship. It is not a how-to or self-help book, but instead an anatomy of the relationship experience itself, its inherent significance and...
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by Diana Everstine and Louis Everstine
People in Crisis will enable therapists to walk into potentially explosive situations with a thorough understanding of the...
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Wesselmann's debut collection contains richly varied stories with a wide range of cultural knowledge. Whether the setting in Taipei, Florence, the Andean foothills...
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When Michelle Trutor escapes her violent domestic life for the Wharton home, she plans to write a biography of the deceased matriarch, Caroline. But Caroline has...
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“A haunting story about the legacies of love and war, about three women living with hope and loss and each other. A splendid debut.”Robert Olen Butler
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With the power of The Light under his control, even Swamp Thing may not be able to stop the evil Arcane...not without paying an unimaginable price. With Swamp Thing...
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Written by Joshua Dysart; Art by Enrique Breccia, Ronald Wimberly and Richard Corben Cover by Breccia
A new collection featuring issues #15-20 of the ongoing...
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Hollywood, 1939. Josh Jones has escaped rural Mississippi racism and found a makeshift family among other refugees in Tinseltown. His secret life as Captain Gravity...
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Conan has won the throne of Aquilonia and the hand of the beautiful Zenobia. With a kingdom to rule and an heir on the way, will the Cimmerian finally put up his...
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