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"In many ways, James&rsquo;s anger at New York is the anger of a scorned lover, of someone who has lost something beautiful and soft."&#160;&mdash;The New York Times"&hellip;for Colm Toibin, author of&#160;The Master, the acclaimed biographical novel about James published last year, James&rsquo;s anger at the city&hellip;reflects his sexual ambivalence, and perhaps offers a clue to the nature of &ldquo;the obscure hurt&rdquo; that James claimed he suffered in his youth&hellip;"&#160;&mdash;The New York Times"&hellip;the idea that James&rsquo;s last novel is now being published for the first time since 1911 is frankly incredible."&#160;&mdash;The Spectator

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&ldquo;From the shores of classical Asia Minor, through Athens and Alexandria, Freely takes the reader on a fascinating&#160;stroll along the route whereby the scientific knowledge developed in the ancient Greek world was translated into Arabic in&#160;Islamic Baghdad and Andalusia, and ultimately found its way back to Europe via translations from Arabic into Latin.&#160;&#160;The path he traces is one well worth traveling, and, as always, his intimate knowledge of the Mediterranean world,&#160;adds a unique dimension to his writing. This, coupled with his early training as a physicist, ensure that what&#160;in lesser hands might be a tiresome trek, is indeed a fascinating introduction to the history of science and the transmission of knowledge.&rdquo; &mdash;Heath W. Lowry, Ataturk Professor of Ottoman and Modern Turkish Studies, Princeton University &ldquo;Mr. Freely, a professor of physics and the history of science at Bogazici University in Istanbul, is good on individual scientists, such as the ninth-century mathematician al-Khwarizmi, the inventor of algebra. (Our word derives from the Arabic al-jabr.) Or Ibn al-Haytham, the 11th-century physicist from Cairo who made pioneering advances in optics. Mr. Freely includes lucid diagrams, together with magnificent color plates taken from illuminated manuscripts.&rdquo; &mdash;Eric Ormsby, Wall Street Journal &ldquo;A chewy study of the preservation and transportation of classical Greek thought. . . . Freely extensively documents Islamic works that gave us words like algebra and algorithm and dusted off the even more ancient Hindu numerals now universally employed.&rdquo; &mdash;Kirkus &ldquo;A sinuous odyssey. . . . Freely chronicles the transmission of scientific ideas from ancient Greece and Rome to an early modern Europe on the cusp of the scientific revolution.&rdquo; &mdash;Booklist &ldquo;Informative and intriguing. . . . Freely shows how Western science developed in relation to&mdash;and in controversy with&mdash;ancient Greek ideas about matter, light, motion and the structure of the heavens.&rdquo; &mdash;Publishers Weekly

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&ldquo;Tarkin tells a compelling tale of mystery while revealing much about a character who has fueled debate among fans since 1977, as well as the oppressive regime he represents. [James] Luceno has proven once again that the villains of Star Wars are as much fun as the good guys.&rdquo;&mdash;New York Daily News &#160; &ldquo;Another home run in the new canon . . . This is the highest and best distillation of Tarkin stories, old and new, we&rsquo;ve ever been given.&rdquo;&mdash;Big Shiny Robot &#160; &ldquo;A spectacular novel, with the intrigue, action, and profound characterization we have come to expect from the pen of Luceno . . . [Tarkin] provides a nuanced, multi-faceted anti-hero who is captivating, ominous, and calculating; in many ways, this is an origin tale of the Empire [and] a fascinating portrait of one of the more popular characters in the Original Trilogy. It may very well be one my favorite Star Wars novels.&rdquo;&mdash;Coffee with Kenobi &#160; &ldquo;A fascinating look at the pathos of one of the galaxy&rsquo;s most criminally underused characters.&rdquo;&mdash;TheForce.net

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A Path Through China

Red Dust

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&ldquo;Harrar tacklessome big issues here, notably vengeance, guilt, and absolution, with the underlying question of when sex becomes rape. But messages aside, this is tightly written psychological suspense from the author of The Spinning Man (2003). Harrar is one of those writers on the verge of connecting with a much larger audience; this could be his moment.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;Booklist&ldquo;Harrar skillfully echoes Alfred Hitchcock&rsquo;s theme about how a seemingly innocent man can be sucked into a disturbing vortex of forces that lie just below the surface of &lsquo;normal&rsquo; life.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;Kirkus"More than a conventional mystery or thriller, "Reunion at Red Paint Bay" lays bare the consequences of guilt, denial, and moral absolutism. The novel can be read on several levels, but it devolves into a book tailored to spur readers into examining the limits of responsibility for one's actions." &mdash;Huntington News&ldquo;George Harrar tells a remarkable story about a newspaperman who struggles to tell the truth, feeling reluctant to bear the consequences, a story of human failure and hard redemption. The writing, razor-sharp and wildly insightful, creates characters who seem to jump off the page&mdash;becoming people we know, people we are. Read this book, each page mysterious and compelling, hiding within it the deep core of being human.&rdquo; &mdash;Elizabeth Cox, author of The Slow Moon&#160;"Harrar's novel...is an intriguing and provocative take on some standard themes of contemporary fiction....Reunion at Red Paint Bay is well written even if it invites controversy and criticism. It is a memorable work that could spur some heated debate." &mdash;Metapsychology"Secrets can haunt us. In George Harrar's novel Reunion At Red Paint Bay, secrets hunt us down for revenge."&#160;&mdash;Interview Magazine"This is a gripping thriller, utterly convincing and alarming, as people struggle to justify past deeds, weigh the costs of the truth and decide that maybe a half-lie is just as good." &mdash;Bill Bushnell, Morning Sentinel (Waterville, Maine)"Ironies abound here in this suspenseful study of universal themes of guilt, innocence, punishment, atonement, and absolution as seen through the seemingly simple life of a hitherto respected man in Red Paint Bay." &mdash;Seeing the World Through Books"George Harrar&rsquo;s incisive look at the soft-focus lens through which we view our respective pasts" &mdash;Book Page"The story resolution is quite wrenching. To say more would be to spoil a good read...It's a great tale of moral consequences, ethical dilemmas, differing perspectives, secrets, guilt and absolution." &mdash;Tutu's Two Cents

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Reunion at Red Paint Bay

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&ldquo;As if you needed a reason to take an island vacation, Caribbean Hideaways: Discovering Enchanting Rooms and Private Villas comes out this month. The book takes you onto ocean-view terraces and into canopy beds at 30 little-known destinations. Most people can&rsquo;t keep a secret, so you better hurry.&rdquo; ~Hemispheres &#160;&ldquo;The accommodations live up to their &lsquo;hideaway&rsquo; status as refuges with seclusion and serenity.&rdquo; ~Chicago Tribune&#160;&ldquo;No cruise ships here, no mass tourism&hellip;just serenity, magic and enchantment. BRAVO.&rdquo; ~Global Writes&#160;&ldquo;Seasoned travel journalist and luxury hotel expert Meg Nolan Van Reesema sussed out the Caribbean&rsquo;s most exotic and exclusive escapes for her entrancing new book Caribbean Hideaways: Discovering Enchanting Rooms and Private Villas from Rizzoli. The thirty gorgeous destinations from fifteen islands featured in the book were chosen for their unique views, elegant d&eacute;cor&mdash;no examles here of the tacky tropical style we like to call &lsquo;Caribbean Awful&rsquo;&mdash;and unique ambience. Over 200 vibrant photographs by Jessica Antola bring the desirable destinations to life, while practical information about the best suites, what to expect during your stay, and the local surroundings is also included.&rdquo; ~Luxist

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