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&ldquo;Reference mixed with irreverence&mdash;that's what makes&#160;To Be or Not to Be&#160;so much fun.&rdquo; &mdash;Slate&ldquo;An idea that is, by most conventional literary standards, terrible, but pushed so far past terrible that it wraps around like a comet slingshotting around the sun and comes back as utterly brilliant.&rdquo; &mdash;Lev Grossman, TimePraise for other work by Ryan North:&ldquo;Romeo and/or Juliet is written  with the finest distilled charm and genuine enthusiasm.  Entertaining  and extremely satisfying.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;Kate Beaton, author of Hark! A Vagrant and Step Aside, Pops&ldquo;Ryan North's The Best of Dinosaur Comics: 2003-2005 A.D. had me howling with laughter and passing the book around to whomever I  could lay hands on to point out particularly good strips. Dinosaur Comics is an unlikely gem of a webcomic.&rdquo; &mdash;Cory Doctorow, Boing Boing"Adventure Time #10 is a spectacular jumping-on point for readers young and old. Even for non-fans, this issue is one of the most captivating comics of the year." &mdash;The Onion A.V. Club"[The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl] was freaking hilarious... it's the closest thing the Marvel universe has to a classic screwball sitcom." &mdash;Nerdist &ldquo;Machine  of Death is a marvelous collection, riddled with intelligence, creative  reach, and a frankness that makes the best use of the central  gimmick.&rdquo; &mdash;Tasha Robinson, The Onion A.V. Club&ldquo;This Is How You Die is a brilliantly addictive book that reads like a series of  existential, death-obsessed Twilight Zone episodes. Very highly  recommended.&rdquo; &mdash;Seth Grahame-Smith, author of Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter

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More than any previous interpreter of Flannery O'Connor, Jordan Cofer attends to the specifically scriptural quality of her fiction—her overt biblical references, her covert biblical allusions, her radical biblical reversals of human expectation, her subtle recasting of biblical characters and stories. Moses and Elijah, Job and Peter, Paul blinded and the Rich Young Ruler sent sorrowfully away: Cofer demonstrates how such biblical figures and events are given compelling new life in Flannery O'Connor's novels and stories.

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"Rainer Guldin’s Translation as Metaphor admirably fills a pressing need in our knowledge of changes in the humanities and social sciences over the past few decades, focusing on how translation functions as a metaphor in a wide variety of disciplines. A must-read for anyone who wants to understand how the way in which we know our new globalized world is being transformed." James St. André, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China
"Translation as Metaphor offers an absorbing account of the ways in which notions of translation and metaphor have informed each other across a very broad range of disciplines from psychoanalysis to genetics. Rainer Guldin offers a bold and lucid demonstration of how to understand translation as metaphor is to understand fundamental aspects of our contemporary condition." Michael Cronin, Dublin City University, Ireland
"The book can be addressed as the latest effort to redefine translation concept and scrutinize its application in other disciplines on the basis of various case studies and critical reflections in the broad cultural and historical contexts. Overall, the comprehensive analysis makes it a must-have book for students, researchers and professional translators working in the field."Liu Lisheng, School of Foreign Languages, Xuchang University, China.

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