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&ldquo;[A] fine, carefully wrought novel. . . . There are no angels or devils, no absolute good or bad, only flawed though mostly forgivable people, whose complicated subjectivities make reading this novel, despite its many sad moments, a heartening experience.&rdquo; &mdash;Naomi Fry, The New York Times Book Review&ldquo;Brelinski&rsquo;s page-turning debut is full of humor, insight and imaginative sympathy. Think of it as the annunciation of a new talent.&rdquo;&mdash;The Wall Street Journal&ldquo;A revelation.&rdquo; &mdash;Vanity Fair &#160;&ldquo;[Brelinski] had readers hooked from page 1.&rdquo;&mdash;Elle&ldquo;Two young sisters&mdash;one devout and undeniably pregnant, the other full of the devil&mdash;left by their God-fearing parents in a remote farmhouse . . . what could possibly go wrong?&#160;Val Brelinski's fictional debut,&#160;The Girl Who Slept with God, answers that question and others with daring and grace.&rdquo;&mdash;More Magazine&ldquo;[A] complex portrait of a family in upheaval. . . . Brelinski excels at capturing the mixture of sensations and hormones in the teenage girl. . . . A compelling, thought-provoking story about female adolescence, family love, faith and independence, with a well-drawn girl at the heart of it.&rdquo;&mdash;The Seattle Times&#160;&ldquo;The Girl Who Slept with God juxtaposes the visceral details of everyday life with the more contemplative life of the mind and spirit. Like the novel&rsquo;s stark but beautiful landscape, Brelinski&rsquo;s prose is rich without being flowery. . . . This striking, quirky and ultimately haunting debut raises questions about the nature of faith and the principles we should uphold when faced with difficult decisions.&rdquo;&mdash;The Houston Chronicle&ldquo;An impressive debut. . . . As [Brelinski] examines the intersections between science and faith, family control and individual choice, The Girl Who Slept with God delivers a memorable coming-of-age story.&rdquo;&mdash;San Jose Mercury News&ldquo;Three sisters! Chekhov set his trio adrift in rural nowhere-land. Shakespeare beset his with a tyrannical, tragic father.&#160;In her thoughtful debut novel, The Girl Who Slept with God, Val Brelinski gives her Quanbeck sisters both these challenges and more .&#160;. . . compassionate . . . . radiant.&rdquo; &mdash;The Cleveland Plain Dealer&ldquo;From Nathaniel Hawthorne&rsquo;s doomed Puritans and Flannery O&rsquo;Connor&rsquo;s cursed freaks, right up to Marilynne Robinson&rsquo;s devout, reserved Midwesterners, there is a rich tradition of religious novels in American literature. Val Brelinski explores similar themes in her provocatively titled debut novel&#160;The Girl Who Slept with God. . . . [Brelinski examines] religion with depth and complexity. The narrative momentum builds impressively as Jory uncovers secrets and confronts painful truths about family, love, religion and growing up.&rdquo;&mdash;Bookpage&ldquo;[An] engaging debut. . . . A heartrending portrait of the challenges of accepting and rejecting both faith and family and realizing that decisions aren&rsquo;t always so straightforward.&rdquo; &mdash;Library Journal&#160;(starred review)&ldquo;[An] intriguing story of a close evangelical Christian family. . . . In her debut novel, Brelinski makes Jory&rsquo;s solitude nearly palpable and dissects the dynamics of family through Jory&rsquo;s life on the fringe of society, and the result is fascinating.&rdquo;&mdash;Publishers Weekly&ldquo;A soulful exploration of the limits and consequences of familial control.&rdquo;&mdash;Kirkus Reviews&ldquo;Populated with vibrant, three-dimensional characters and filled with lighthearted moments, pitch-perfect dialogue, and evocative descriptions of the Idaho countryside, Brelinski&rsquo;s debut is a memorable twist on the coming-of-age narrative. It is a piercing yet nuanced exploration of toxic parenting, guilt,&#160;manipulation, cowardice, and other human frailties, and the claustrophobic grip exerted by the ties that&#160;bind.&rdquo;&mdash;Booklist&ldquo;The Girl Who Slept with God&#160;is full of passion and compassion. It treats its characters as people in a way few novels can&mdash;allowing each of them to be fascinating, full-hearted, noble, confused, brave, fumbling, petty, right and wrong by turns, in a way that feels like life.&rdquo; &mdash;Chad Harbach, author of&#160;The Art of Fielding &#160; &ldquo;Val Brelinski manages to make a foreign world utterly familiar with prose that's heartfelt, provocative, and wistful. A striking debut.&rdquo; &mdash;Kaui Hart Hemmings, author of The Descendants &#160; &ldquo;The Girl Who Slept with God&#160;is a lushly detailed and immensely compelling portrait of adolescence, Idaho, sisterhood, the 1970s, and the painful, precious mystery of family. Any reader who has ever sought to love someone beyond her understanding will relish this lovely book.&rdquo; &mdash;Eleanor Henderson, author of Ten Thousand Saints &#160; &ldquo;What is it about the stark snows and broiling summers of Idaho that make an evangelical life seem both so compelling and so alien? Inventive and dynamic,&#160;The Girl Who Slept with God&#160;put me constantly in mind of&#160;Housekeeping, but rubbed roughly against life as we live it, with drugs and high school and 'A Whiter Shade of Pale.' Twinning grace and humor with startling psychological depth, Brelinski&rsquo;s debut novel is bold, sometimes unnerving, and chock full of the moments, insights, and beauty we read for.&rdquo; &mdash;Scott Hutchins, author of A Working Theory of Love &#160; &ldquo;The Girl Who Slept with God&#160;is a deeply moving and beautiful novel that challenges our notions about faith, family and community. Val Brelinski is a gorgeous writer&mdash;compassionate and spare, generous and insightful&mdash;and this novel will stay with me for a long time. I loved it.&rdquo; &mdash;Molly Antopol, author of The UnAmericans &#160; &ldquo;Page after page in The Girl Who Slept with God I was reminded of what I cherish most in fiction: the wonder of falling headfirst into a story, of falling for the people in it.&#160; For this is a wondrous debut, written with as much care for its characters' hearts as for the finest points of the writer&rsquo;s craft. Seldom have I found a book so full of love or loved living in a novel's world so much.&rdquo; &mdash;Josh Weil, author of The Great Glass Sea &#160; &ldquo;The Girl Who Slept with God&#160;is a gorgeously harrowing examination of a family facing perils so great everything they know about faith and love is challenged. Val Brelinski is a writer of uncommon precision and empathy, and this novel makes for a brilliant and commanding debut.&rdquo; &mdash;Laura van den Berg, author of&#160;The Isle of Youth&#160;and&#160;Find Me

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&ldquo;With all human culture arguably evolved from Palaeolithic shamanism, Bebergal engagingly explores the uncanny overlap between an ancient landscape of occult ideas and today&rsquo;s techno-saturated environment, from Victorian table-tilting to the digitally remastered voices of the dead; from confidence tricksters, through the desperate or delusional, to the artists and visionaries currently exploring this marvelous, ectoplasm-damp material. An absorbing, comprehensive guide to the high-definition s&eacute;ance parlor of the modern world, and a timely reminder that, in contemporary civilization, we are never more than a couple of centuries away from an alchemist.&rdquo;&mdash;Alan Moore&ldquo;Even the most well-read esoteric scholar will find some new and fascinating bit of lore in Bebergal&rsquo;s book&hellip; an engrossing read&hellip; And as far as tour guides to the occult underworld go, you couldn&rsquo;t ask for a better Virgil than Bebergal: his prose is warm, clever and erudite without being alienating. Read it with as open a mind as he wrote it and you&rsquo;ll be bound to pick up a few interesting frequencies on your wavelength.&rdquo;&mdash;Fortean Times&ldquo;Bebergal dives into the relationship between technical and occult imagination and comes up with something profound about the human experience. By turns funny, spooky, thought-provoking, and moving, Strange Frequencies is brilliant work.&rdquo;&mdash;Daniel Abraham,&#160;New York Times&#160;bestselling co-author of&#160;the Expanse series&ldquo;This enchanting, insightful book equates the effects of diverse phenomena from Elizabethan stagecraft, cybernetics and handmade automata and the Brazen Head to astral travel and ectoplasmic manifestations&mdash;and examines them all in light of the human hunger for a magic that may be far closer to us than we know.&rdquo;&mdash;Maria Bustillos&ldquo;Bebergal deftly explores how we subliminally or overtly use science and technology to rediscover the evolutionary metaphysical heart of what it means to be human, and our desire to speak with voices no longer bound to the Earthly plane.&rdquo;&mdash;J. H. Williams III, Sandman: Overture, Promethea, Echolands, Batwoman"In these technology-haunted times, we are sorely in need of a guide for the perplexed limning the connections between our eternally seeking souls and our gadget-addled minds. Peter Bebergal is the ideal companion on this quest, finding ghosts hidden in the machines all around us.&#160;Strange Frequencies&#160;is delightful and engaging examination of the human desire to forge new keys to unlock the mysteries of life.&rdquo;&mdash;Peter Manseau, author of&#160;The Apparitionists&ldquo;Ever dream of building a monster in your basement? Photographing ghosts? Entering drug-free states of euphoria? You&rsquo;re not alone. In this brilliant, knowing, and thrill-a-page historical and literary exploration, Peter Bebergal explores the human endeavor to use technology to probe hidden and forbidden zones.&#160;Strange Frequencies&#160;expands how we understand technology, and takes us into shadowy realms where science and strangeness intermingle.&rdquo;&mdash;Mitch&#160;Horowitz, PEN Award-winning author of&#160;Occult America&#160;and&#160;One Simple Idea

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&ldquo;Superb and provocative&hellip; It will rivet anyone wondering why the struggle to racially integrate Corporate America has made such scant progress.&rdquo;&mdash;David Segal, Washington Post &ldquo;Like Grisham, Barrett has a knack for writing dramatically about lawyers and their world. What haunts this reader is the sadness of a man who spent his life trying to be &lsquo;a good black.&rsquo;&rdquo;&mdash;Newsweek &ldquo;An emotional roller coaster&hellip; Should serve as a wake-up call for those who have ignored the wide gulf between blacks and whites in the American workforce.&rdquo;&mdash;Lawrence Otis Graham, author of Our Kind of People and Member of the Club &ldquo;Barrett has written a fascinating racial Rashomon story. With unusual empathy and evenhandedness, Barrett illuminates the complicated workings of race in a middle-class, post-civil rights society&mdash;while at the same time spinning an absorbing courtroom yarn.&rdquo;&mdash;Nicholas Lemann, author of The Promised Land &ldquo;A morality tale with a twist&hellip; Has the power to unsettle us and our self-congratulatory expectations.&rdquo;&mdash;Denver Post &ldquo;A remarkably clear portrait&hellip; part case comment, part biography, and part snapshot of race relations at the end of the twentieth century.&rdquo;&mdash;Harvard magazine &ldquo;Powerful and poignant.&rdquo;&mdash;David J. Garrow, author of Bearing the Cross &ldquo;Raises all the right questions&hellip; paints an intimate picture&hellip; illustrates one of the modern-day iterations of the debate about race.&rdquo;&mdash;Chicago Tribune &ldquo;An important story&hellip; No one who cares about the future of black-white relations in this country can afford to ignore its lessons.&rdquo;&mdash;Charles Lane, editor, The New Republic &ldquo;The Good Black really is The Firm&hellip; Illuminates not only the avarice at the core of modern law practice but the never-ending ambiguities of race.&rdquo;&mdash;Jeffrey Toobin, author of The Run of His Life: The People v. O.J. Simpson

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Praise for the Confederation series:&#160;&ldquo;The action is solid, and the marines are&#160;an entertaining mix of oddballs&#160;led by the highly competent and eminently likeable Staff Sergeant Kerr.... A rousing military adventure.&rdquo; &mdash;Locus&#160;&ldquo;An intriguing alien race, a likeable protagonist,&#160;a fast moving plot, and a rousing ending. What more could you ask for?&rdquo; &mdash;S.F. Chronicle&#160;&ldquo;The notable Tanya Huff proves herself equally adept at military science fiction as contemporary fantasy. A writer of great versatility, Ms. Huff captures the ambiance of an elite military group and adds&#160;a rare depth to skillful characterization&#160;to make each personality stand up and be counted.&rdquo; &mdash;RT Reviews&#160;&ldquo;This book is&#160;Rendezvous with Rama&#160;for the rest of us:&#160;exciting, mysterious and full of action and puzzles to solve. Torin is everything you want in an action heroine.&rdquo; &mdash;Kliatt&#160;&ldquo;Readers who enjoy military SF will love Tanya Huff&rsquo;s&#160;Valor&rsquo;s Choice. The level of detail is intricate&hellip;the blow-by-blow of combat is delivered with a focus on character as well as with lots of empathy and humor.&#160;Howlingly funny and very suspenseful.&rdquo; &mdash;Science Fiction Weekly&#160;&ldquo;Fans of military science fiction will want to read&#160;The Better Part of Valor,&#160;a thriller that is every bit as exciting as Star Wars. Torin is a great heroine, while the realistic species provide an authentic spin to this vigorous fantastic futuristic tale.&rdquo; &mdash;Midwest Book Review&#160;&ldquo;Sergeant Torin Kerr is a great character &ndash;&#160;gutsy, capable, and kick-ass. Everything a reader could hope for.... The series maintains its quality and addictiveness&hellip;there&rsquo;s a great balance of humour, story, and action.&rdquo; &mdash;Civilian Reader

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"With enthralling characters and tons of heart, this read (much like a good con) has something for everyone." &mdash;Bustle"A perfect summer read for the Comic-Con crowd . . . Anybody up on superheroes and X-Files will have a lot to love here."&mdash;USA Today"Comic-Con age's definitive novel about a road trip through geek culture." &mdash;The Wall Street Journal, Speakeasy Podcast"Anyone who is a geek or a parent of a geek should read this novel. In these interesting times . . . books like A Hundred Thousand Worlds are doing the work of navigating a new reality, where work, family, and adulthood are all being redefined." &mdash;Tor.com"Who doesn&rsquo;t like a good origin story? This delightful novel has a dozen of them, each sparking deftly off the next. A work of wit and heart, A Hundred Thousand Worlds is for anyone who craves a smart family saga. Especially one with superheroes. I loved it completely."&#160;&mdash;Karen Joy Fowler,&#160;Booker Prize finalist and author of We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves"Proehl creates worlds within worlds within worlds, all of them full of surprise and wonder. One of the best novels I have read in a while."&#160;&mdash;Charles Yu, author of&#160;How to Live Safely in a Science Fictional Universe"For all its acrobatic wit and outsize charm, at its heart this is the love story of two everyday heroes&mdash;a mother and a son&mdash;who, like their author, possess the superpower of storytelling. A Kavalier & Clay for the Comic-Con age, A Hundred Thousand Worlds is a bighearted, inventive, exuberant debut."&#160;&mdash;Eleanor Henderson, author of Ten Thousand Saints

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&#8220;A glorious achievement. . . . Infinitely satisfying. . . . A triumph.&#8221; &#8211;The New York Times Book Review &#8220;A fine collection, with a resonating and particularly rewarding novella.&#8221; &#8211;San Francisco Chronicle &#8220;Impressive . . . brilliant . . . engrossing. . . . This is a book that will last and last.&#8221; &#8211;The Philadelphia Inquirer&#8220;Thrilling to read. . . . The prose has about it the effortlessness only effort can produce.&#8221; &#8211;USA Today&#8220;Thoroughly familiar moments are captured by Ms. Smiley with such immediacy and precision that we are left with a sense of having participated in her characters&#8217; lives.&#8221; &#8211;The New York Times

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"With her DIY Project Based Learning books, Heather opens up her extensive toolkit and invites fellow teachers to take a look—and borrow liberally. It’s a generous move by a teacher who has worked hard to develop her own, deep understanding of PBL and to design projects that resonate with students." --From the Foreword by Suzie Boss, Education Consultant and National Faculty Member for the Buck Institute for Education, Portland, Oregon
"This book is worth your time. Heather Wolpert-Gawron’s conversational writing style and step-by-step guidance take you on a magical journey, energize you, and fill your head with new possibilities. These innovative teaching units, mix-and-match lessons, and ready-to-use tools provide a rich array of material to bring your classroom to life. Heather is a truly talented curriculum designer with a gift for inspiring and connecting with her readers." --Anne Jolly, PLC Consultant with Learning Forward and author of STEM by Design (Routledge, 2016) 
"Heather Wolpert-Gawron is that rare teacher that will go to any length to bring a subject to life. I know so, because as a quantum physicist at Caltech, I am invited to her classroom every year to help her students create powerful superhero origin stories that incorporate real science into their chosen superpowers. In this book, you will find Heather's philosophy on teaching math and science effectively, as well as fully developed lessons from which any teacher can draw to create their own Project Based Learning modules. Perhaps, most importantly, teachers will find here the inspiration and tools they need to unlock their very own superpowers, the ones that make students say years later, 'I had this one math teacher that made me fall in love with math.'" --Spyridon Michalakis, Research Scientist and Manager of Outreach, Institute for Quantum Information and Matter, California Institute of Technology
"...this text would be beneficial for a teacher looking for alternate ways to assess their students in a meaningful way. I would also recommend this book to preservice teachers as it encompasses the NCTM Process Standards that are addressed in some state curricula." -- Katelyn Devine,Virginia Beach City Public Schools

DIY Project Based Learning for Math and Science

&ldquo;[A] reminder that contrarian opinions can motivate us to think about what we&rsquo;re consuming and what we&rsquo;re taking for granted.&rdquo; &mdash;Radheyan Simonpillai,&#160;NOW&#160;magazine&ldquo;Well-argued and warmly rendered &hellip; an unmistakable call for a new scepticism, a disciplined interrogation of one's own ideas and courage to express them despite the crushing pressures of conformity or indifference.&rdquo; &mdash;Brent Bambury, CBC&rsquo;s&#160;Day 6&ldquo;In this clarion call to turn down the suck, John Semley turns up the good. Do hate the player, do hate the game, and do read Hater to do so decently." &mdash;Benjamin Errett, author of Elements of Wit&ldquo;In an age where pop-culture opinions are evenly sorted between rigid agreement and insubstantial trolling, John Semley makes a fierce case for the dying art of informed criticism. Hater&#160;is necessary reading for the modern misanthrope.&rdquo; &mdash;Andray Domise, Maclean&rsquo;s Contributing Editor&ldquo;Defying the relentless pressure to stay positive, John Semley stands up for the righteous cause and dying art of ruthless critique. From&#160;predictable&#160;commodified culture to phony corrupt politics, there&rsquo;s a lot to dislike these days. This is a scathing guidebook to hating in good faith.&rdquo; &mdash;Astra Taylor, Writer and Filmmaker Like a lot of manifestos, [Hater is] also a passionate broadside, a clarion call to wake the sheeple from their slumbers&hellip; the message of a book like Hater is more important than ever.&rdquo; &mdash;Literary Review of Canada

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'The essays could clearly be used in an introductory course in preventative medicine... or in an Epidemiology and Health Policy course...' Lewis H. Kuller, Journal of Public Health Policy.
'Readers should find it a valuable compendium for delineating the gap between available epidemiological knowledge and its application to the design and implementation of health programs. Linda Duffy, Dept of Social and Preventative Medicine, SUNY at Buffalo.

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&ldquo;A marvelous elucidation of life&hellip;a story full of craft and full of mystery&rdquo; &mdash;The New York Times Book Review&ldquo;A witch&rsquo;s brew of eerie power and startling novelty&rdquo; &mdash;The New York Times&ldquo;I was thrilled by the genuine but meaningful strangeness of Shirley Jackson&rsquo;s We Have Always Lived in the Castle.&rdquo; &mdash;George Saunders&ldquo;Jackson&rsquo;s novel is so wonderfully creepy that students usually feel subversive just for reading it. Add to that one of the most brilliantly realized unreliable narrators in fiction and the book becomes irresistible.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;Marlon James

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