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Scholars who concentrate on the nonscientific aspects of bioscience and biotechnology are often identified with ethical and legal scholarship focused on narrow range of issues. It is therefore refreshing to find in Tactical Biopolitics a diverse collection of essays that extend the horizon of inquiry into the meanings and impacts of bioscience and biotechnology.&#8212;David Castle, The Quarterly Review of Biology&mdash;Tactical Biopolitics is a snapshot of the state-of-the-art at one of the farthest frontiers of interdisciplinary exploration.&#8212;Cheryl A. Kerfeld, PLoS Biology&mdash;

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Redesigning Leadership is a gem of a book, and like a genuine gem is compact, short, succinct and a pleasure to read.&#8212;Mohsen Shahmanesh, Design Talks&mdash;It's short, beautifully designed and produced...There's none of the usual guff that afflicts the genre. Intead, clear crisp prose, a lot of common sense, and some points that were either new to me or worth reaffirming.&#8212;The Enlightened Economist&mdash;

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George Baker's book... is the first in English dealing specifically with Picabia's Dada work in Paris and is a serious rethinking of the readymade (the other, Picabian, one) based on a study of the artist's singularly multifarious practice.&#8212;Artforum&mdash;

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No Medium is not only an admirable feat of painstaking research that puts into conversation an impressive range of artworks, both famous and obscure, but also a testament to the fact that for the industrious critic encountering an apparent absence there is always something interesting to say.&#8212;Michael Leong, Hyperallergic&mdash;Dworkin's study of apparent anomalies that turn out to be representative exemplars rather than quirky curiosities is well worth attention.&#8212;Johanna Drucker, Los Angeles Review of Books&mdash;

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Praise for Beyond the Call&ldquo;An untold story from those last days of WWII in Europe when the unthinkable became real&mdash;when our ally had turned against us, when our POWs were left to die, and when a veteran pilot would receive a harrowing final mission&mdash;to fly against the might of the Soviet Union.&rdquo;&mdash;Adam Makos, New York Times bestselling author of A Higher Call"Vivid and engaging, Beyond the Call is partly a story of one officer&rsquo;s guile and bravery in the face of forces much larger and more powerful than himself. But it is also a moving and appalling tale of the full horror of World War II&rsquo;s last year on the eastern front."&mdash;Randall Hansen, author of Fire and Fury and Disobeying Hitler&ldquo;Beyond the Call is the brilliantly told, fast-paced true story of a remarkable young man. Nerve-wracking, informative, yet profoundly moving, Beyond the Call is a truly inspiring book.&rdquo;&mdash;Susan Ottaway, author of Sisters, Secrets, and Sacrifice&ldquo;A little-known set of moving adventures, well-researched and presented.&rdquo;&mdash;Kirkus Reviews&ldquo;Trimble&rsquo;s son has provided a riveting, tense, and ultimately satisfying account of his father&rsquo;s heroic effort.&rdquo;&mdash;Booklist&ldquo;This account delivers a different story from the norm...a remarkable (and virtually unknown) story of courage in the face of incredible danger.&rdquo;&mdash;Library Journal"A brilliantly told story of a true unsung hero."&mdash;History of War Magazine

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Dodie Bellamy's latest work, When the Sick Rule the World, is a series of biting, ouroboric takes on the bi-polar allure of sickness, a fantastic book of psychic bloodletting and cauterizing ironies.&#8212;The Rumpus&mdash;'Art writers lie. Art lies.' Bellamy fishhooks these sentences into an essay that begins with an ingenuous art review, passes through cancer and the Rust Belt, ends with the dreams of a child. And each piece of writing in this book does something similar&#8212;whether it's essay or narrative or both at the same time&#8212;which is to say that no two pieces are alike. Whether she writes about the death of her mother or Occupy Oakland, Kathy Acker's Gaultier dress or 'Techrification with Heart' (in a letter to Twitter), Bellamy never fails to infect the holistic pieties of contemporary culture, to expose art's enduring lies.&#8212;Flavorwire&mdash;The beautiful thing about Bellamy and this book is how readily and insistently she gives herself over.&#8212;The Los Angeles Review of Books&mdash;Bellamy's infused wit is the lifeline that keeps the work buoyant, a line of resistance thrown out for the reader to grab and hold to. With its raw, sometimes crass observation juxtaposed with neurotic intellectual analysis, When the Sick Rule the World provides a peculiar brand of humor that is both a tool of self-examination and an exercise in revolt.&#8212;Lambda Literary Foundation&mdash;

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As my copious citations of McDonald prove, he honed a kind of cultural criticism&#8212;personal but outward-looking, raunchy yet brainy, funny and furious&#8212;rare in his era and barely in evidence today, when we are overrun with professional (and paraprofessional) opinionators whose writing rarely rises above plot synopses with some adjectives and adverbs thrown in.&#8212;Bookforum&mdash;Cruising the Movies is film writing that delivers that magic with verve, wit, and self-deprecation. It is, against all odds, a piece of film criticism that is as entertaining as the movies that it looks at, and contemporary film writers would do well to take a page from Boyd's book.&#8212;PopMatters&mdash;

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Packs a lot of intellectual ammunition...[T]here is no shortage of incredibly astute and insightful reflections on contemporary culture&#8212;Peter Lang, The Architect's Newspaper&mdash;

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...we need more writers like Derek McCormack, whose bizarre, wild novel achieves the same effect as any good joke: it disrupts and surprises us, and colours our worlds a little differently.&#8212;Literary Review of Canada&mdash;

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[A] detailed and engaging history of the efficiency principle and its role in supporting the paradigm of unlimited economic growth.&#8212;Nature&mdash;...an admirable and timely book... a first-rate effort at breaking new ground in the consumption debate.&#8212;Science&mdash;

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