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Frauen verführen leicht gemacht (Pick Up Artist / Pick-Up Künstler)

Die Pickup Hypnose: Hol dir jede Partnerin, die du dir wünschst

The Island - Part 4

Obras Maestras de Emilia Pardo Bazán

A Guide for Practitioner Scholars

The Education Dissertation

Ballades des quatre saisons

Captain Desmond; Volume C

Timeless Pieces for Your Home

Heirloom Furniture Projects

Jardinería hidropónica: Una guía completa para principiantes para la construcción de un sistema hidropónico de jardinería, el cultivo de verduras, frutas, hierbas y más

Delightful Stories with a Twist

»es ist nach wie vor ein Vergnügen sich von Rothfuss‘ Figuren, Geschichten, Sprache verzaubern zu lassen«
Christian Endres, Doppelpunkt, 28. November 2023

Der Weg der Wünsche

Stephen Skinner’s book has contributed significantly to our understanding of the vital democratic standards that underpin the right to life, as well as to our understanding of democracy itself … This book is a difficult and challenging read for lawyers as well as social and political theorists. It takes them out of their comfort zone – as it is meant to – but the effort is highly rewarding since it speaks to each discipline about one of the most important features of life in a democracy and one that is subject to endless debate.

Narratives of Death and Democracy

Lethal Force, the Right to Life and the ECHR

NY Math Connects, Grade 3, Student Edition

Interpretations of a National Identity

Cuba, the Elusive Nation

A sweeping historical fiction novel from the author of Dublin's Girl

Kitty's War

Aprendizaje extraordinario en Finlandia

The Seismic Motion of the Deep Ocean Floor

The Woman Who Turned Children into Birds

Fällung · Flockung · Separation

Wassertechnologie

Ein Streifzug durch den Alltag Kameruns. Roman

Mambés Heimat

Daniel Webster and the Birth of American Nationalism

Indivisible

Die Bewältigung des Übergangs vom Kindergarten in die Grundschule

&ldquo;More Kafka than Kafka, Renee Gladman&rsquo;s achievement ranks alongside many of Borges&rsquo; in its creation of a fantastical landscape with deep psychological impact.&rdquo; &mdash;Jeff VanderMeer  &ldquo;Renee Gladman has always struck me as being a dreamer&mdash;she writes that way and the dreaming seems to construct the architecture of the world unfolding before our reading eyes.&rdquo; &mdash;Eileen Myles  &ldquo;Gladman is more fantasist than estranging analyst. The quality of her dreaming, its interior abstraction, is exquisite. Its wonder lies in how closed its shutters are to any mundane world, how far back the lanes and alleyways of its imagining recede from the proper nouns and pedestrianisms of our lives.&rdquo; &mdash;n+1 &ldquo;The Ravikian novels exalt the primacy of language to further imaginative possibility, which dominant and oppressive regimes would shut down. Gladman's writing cleaves to the luminous. It slips through the gaps in our thinking to pluralise, queer, subvert, and mobilise. These books are strange but, through a bright and deft poetic obliquity, they shine an incomparable light onto our contemporary moment.&rdquo; &mdash;The White Review &ldquo;The Ravicka books&mdash;flagships of the elegant small press Dorothy&mdash;are what usually get classified as 'poet's novels,' like Anne Carson's Autobiography of Red or My Life by Lyn Hejinian, but in this case, that's a cop-out. Gladman writes and publishes poetry, nonfiction, and novels with the same frequency. I doubt she makes much distinction between disciplines (and in fact she resembles a visual artist in her staunch pursuit of a theme through varied layers of form and abstraction).&rdquo; &mdash;BOMB  &ldquo;[The Ravicka] books are absurd and surreal, and are stabilized by an eerie interior logic: Think The Phantom Tollbooth for adults.&rdquo; &mdash;The Atlantic  &ldquo;Gladman&rsquo;s talent for linguistic architecture makes for a supple, tight promenade through heady ideas whose appeal rests on the implicit connection it draws between a people, their language, and the shape of communication. A novel set inside a poem, the work grasps at the heart of an imaginary people, deftly illustrating their inner life and looming stagnation in little more than 150 pages.&rdquo; &mdash;Publishers Weekly &ldquo;Aesthetically precise and formally daring, Renee Gladman sets us adrift in the country of her imagination, challenging us to puzzle out fluency, space, and meaning along the way.&rdquo; &mdash;Windham-Campbell Prize Committee

The Ravickians

WIA, Corpsman Up!

Diagnose-Prescribe-Practice for the Illinois Standards Achievement Test

Mastering the ISAT, Grade 3

Friday the 13th

Principles of Corporate Finance

Sweet Dreams, My Love (Turkish English Bilingual Children's Book)

&ldquo;I&#160;love it so much. Fire & Blood is Martin Unbound . . . and I couldn&rsquo;t put it down. . . . There&rsquo;s an&#160;addictive quality to the prose that&rsquo;s outright gossipy.&#160;. . . The obvious comparison here is J.R.R. Tolkien&rsquo;s The Silmarillion. . . . Writing centuries after the events he&rsquo;s describing, the&#160;Gyldayn voice complicates this game of thrones with a clash of perspectives and a storm of debatable facts.&#160;. . . Heavy stuff, but Fire & Blood flies.&rdquo;&mdash;Entertainment Weekly&ldquo;A brilliant book . . . vivid, memorable and personal.&rdquo;&mdash;The Times &ldquo;Lean and efficient and slyly seductive and instructive . . . The text is filled with such a wealth of incident and so many colorful characters.&rdquo;&mdash;Locus &ldquo;The overall narrative of the book is wonderfully fluid. . . . Fire & Blood was a great surprise to me. I found myself becoming deeply emotionally invested in the Targaryens, thrilling when they achieved great victories and lamenting when they succumbed to their more idiotic desires. (And they have a lot of idiotic desires.) This book feels like A Song of Ice and Fire. And you know how I know? Because I want the next book right away.&rdquo; &mdash;Tordotcom &ldquo;[There are] treasures hidden in this new Targaryen history.&rdquo;&mdash;Vanity Fair &ldquo;The world of ice and fire only gets more fascinating the more we learn about it.&rdquo;&mdash;Mashable &ldquo;Martin is still a powerfully gifted, inventive writer. . . . [Fire & Blood] has hundreds of fascinating anecdotes, ranging from the cruel fate of a jester named Tom Turnip to a dragon that, tellingly, refuses to venture beyond the Wall. . . . Fire & Blood is a lavish object, with charts, family trees, and stunning illustrations by comic book artist Doug Wheatley. . . . In this sense it fits into a venerable tradition, from J.R.R. Tolkien in his Silmarillion to Diana Gabaldon in her companion to the Outlander series.&rdquo;&mdash;USA Today &ldquo;[Fire & Blood] explores the dragon-fueled secrets upon which the current saga is built.&rdquo;&mdash;The Hollywood Reporter &ldquo;Martin has done it again. . . . [Fire & Blood is] a beautiful weaving of the wars, marriages, deaths, dragons, and politics that shape the world Martin has created, leaving the reader feeling like this is a true history rather than a piece of fantasy. This is a masterpiece of world-building. . . . Beyond Martin&rsquo;s legions of fans, anyone with a taste for richly, even obsessively detailed historical fiction or fantasy about royalty will enjoy this extraordinary work.&rdquo;&mdash;Booklist (starred review)

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