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Courageous Doctor

Wilfred Grenfell

Isaac Vossius (1618-1689) Between Science and Scholarship

Over the Mountains: More Thoughts on Things That Matter

The Resource Utilization of Plastic Waste with Supercritical Water Treatment

Historiæ Ecclesiasticæ

Despair's Last Journey

Cry of the Flying Rhino

A Review of the Birds of Connecticut

Em Países Emergentes

Compostagem de resíduos

La Grande Complicazione

Doc.' Gordon

The Right and Wrong Uses of the Bible

Sammlung Altenglische Legenden

The Diary Of Sir John Moore V1

A Child-friendly, Spooky Story

Beware the Jersey Devil

"How did they get away with it for so long &mdash;&nbsp;the corrupt drug manufacturers, distributors, pharmacies and physicians who flooded the most vulnerable communities in America with highly addictive pain pills, raking in billions of dollars even as thousands died from overdoses? Read&nbsp;Death in Mud Lick&nbsp;and understand. It is a stunning story, and Eric Eyre tells it with compassion, grit, deep knowledge and the &#39;sustained outrage&#39; (as he puts it) that is the rocket fuel of great journalism." &mdash;Dan Fagin, author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning Toms River  "Death in Mud Lick is simultaneously a gripping account of the corporate interests who started the opioid epidemic and a vivid illustration of the power of scrappy, relentless, investigative journalism.&nbsp; Eric Eyre is not just a great West Virginian; he&rsquo;s a national treasure." &mdash;Keith Humphreys, former White House drug policy adviser to Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama  "Eric Eyre represents the absolute best of newspaper reporting: He&rsquo;s dogged, fair, and as scrappy as the mountains he calls home. His book, Death in Mud Lick,&nbsp;is a riveting, intimate look at the corporate greed, regulatory failure and lobbying shenanigans that led to pill mills complete with &ldquo;courtesy snacks&rdquo; and cash registers so full they wouldn&rsquo;t close. In the most opioid-ravaged place in America, Eyre makes you see the opioid crisis anew." &mdash;Beth Macy, author of Dopesick: Dealers, Doctors, and the Drug Company That Addicted America  "I thought I knew about the roots of the opioid crisis in rural Appalachia. Then, I read this book with my mouth agape. The larger-than-life characters, the vivid scenes, so many deaths, and so much money made from an alliance of local crooks and global corporations. With searing storytelling and deep investigative reporting, Eric Eyre has written an indispensable book that you won&#39;t be able to put down." &mdash;Anna Sale, host of the podcast Death, Sex & Money and author of&nbsp;Let&#39;s Talk About Hard Things  "In his newspaper work, Eric Eyre performed a historic public service, with his pioneering coverage of America&#39;s opioid disaster. In this book, he converts that achievement into a riveting drama of crime, collusion, coverup &mdash;&nbsp;and then unveiling, by a reporter and a news organization that refused to give up. Death in Mud Lick attaches names, stories, and vivid characters to the major public-health story of our times." &mdash;James Fallows, author of Our Towns: A 100,000-Mile Journey into the Heart of America  Eric Eyre blows the lid off the corporate malfeasance&nbsp;and institutional&nbsp;greed that created the greatest public health crisis in a generation. Death in Mud Lick raises&nbsp;the curtain on the players, tactics, and corruption that continues to rip our communities apart. A uniquely American tale and heartbreaking account that will leave every reader certain on how we got into this nightmare otherwise known as the opioid crisis." &mdash;Ryan Hampton, nationally recognized recovery activist and author of American Fix: Inside the Opioid Addiction Crisis &mdash; and How to End It  "At a time when real journalism is under attack,&nbsp;Death in Mud Lick&nbsp;stands as a clenched fist of rebuke. Eyre and the scrappy&nbsp;Charleston Gazette-Mail&nbsp;exposed the hellacious mendacity and moral criminality of America&rsquo;s biggest businesses and richest executives, and the hack politicians and lobbyists who enabled them to exploit some the most vulnerable people in this country and then leave them to die. Eyre&rsquo;s book is a thrilling recounting of how it all went down in the tradition of&nbsp;Call Northside 777&nbsp;and&nbsp;Spotlight." &mdash;Brian Alexander, author of&nbsp;Glass House: The 1% Economy and the Shattering of the All-American Town

A Coal Country Fight Against the Drug Companies that Delivered the Opioid Epidemic

Death in Mud Lick

Peggy in Her Blue Frock

In God's Country: A Southern Romance

Brief Memorials of Jean Frédéric Oberlin, Pastor of Waldbach

Unsere Farben. Life is a Story - story.one

in large print

The Light Princess

Auserlesene Gedichte

School Etymology of English Derivative Words

Word Analysis

Part 1 - in large print

Orlando Furioso "Orlando Enraged"

A Well-Trodden Path

Songs of Innocence and of Experience; and the Book of Thel

»Die amerikanische Schriftstellerin Marie Benedict ist fasziniert von Frauen, die hinter ihrer öffentlichen Fassade noch andere, offiziell nicht gewürdigte Talente auslebten [...]. Hedy Lamarr, in den 1940er/50er-Jahren eine der berühmten Filmdiven Hollywoods, Schönheitsikone mit dunklem Haar, blutrot geschminktem Mund und einem geheimnisvollen Lächeln – ihre Maske«

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