from “The End: Marx, Darwin, and the Natural History of the Climate Crisis” - Cleveland Review of Books
My aim is more modest: To present a conceptual, Marxist, natural-historical vantage upon the emergence of capital.| Cleveland Review of Books
there will be no more lie detector tests or astonishing new pieces of information. The post from “Groceries” appeared first on Cleveland Review of Books.| Cleveland Review of Books
An excerpt from Dogtangle by Max Huffman, out from Fantagraphics November 2025. The post Dogtangle by Max Huffman – excerpt appeared first on The Comics Journal.| The Comics Journal
Want to get new excerpts, musings, and more from The Bibliophile right away? Sign up for our weekly online newsletter here! *** An introduction to Precarious: The Lives of Migrant Workers by Marcello […] The post The Bibliophile: Welcome to work but not to remain appeared first on Biblioasis.| Biblioasis
Olga Ravn's The Wax Child (Book*hug Press) reimagines the story of seventeenth-century Danish noblewoman Christenze Kruckow, accused of witchcraft, told through the haunting perspective of a wax doll she creates. Translated by Martin Aitken, this unsettling, dizzying horror story explores brutality and power, nature and witchcraft, set in the fragile communities of pre-modern Europe. Read an excerpt from the book, below.| Alllitup.ca
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From World Fantasy Award-winning author Tasha Suri comes The Isle in the Silver Sea, a heart-shattering standalone romantasy of sapphic longing, medieval folklore and a love that spans the centuries. ★ “Beautifully inevitable and surprising at the same time.” –Kirkus (Starred Review) ★ “A sensuous and haunting story of love beyond time.” –Library Journal (Starred Review) Read the first three chapters of The Isle in the Silver Sea on sale October 21st below! --- Part One ...| Hachette Book Group
Is grief what happens when a preposition flips? The post from “Windower” appeared first on Cleveland Review of Books.| Cleveland Review of Books
My aim is more modest: To present a conceptual, Marxist, natural-historical vantage upon the emergence of capital.| Cleveland Review of Books
McKinley, shot, entombed over in Canton while Garfield, / shot prior, in Cleveland / the statue paid for by women and children / inborder / outborder| Cleveland Review of Books
Excerpted from the introduction to Remembering Air India: The Art of Public Mourning, by Chandrima Chakraborty, Amber Dean, and Angela Failler, editors of the volume. Note: There is also an... READ MORE The post Excerpt from Remembering Air India appeared first on University of Alberta Press.| University of Alberta Press
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What does the future of student debt look like in today's political climate? Jamal Watson from Diverse: Issues in Higher Educator reflects.| blog.broadleafbooks.com
An excerpt from Eike Exner's book Manga: A New History of Japanese Comics, which tells their story from the 19th century to the present day.| Yale University Press
Welcome to the Blog Tour for Midnight Offensive by Elle E. Kay, hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours! About the Book Title: Midnight Offensive Series: Toxic Truths #1 Author: Elle E. Kay Publisher: Faith Writes Publishing Release Date: May 14, 2025 Genre: Christian Romantic Suspense / Thriller Former Navy SEAL Craig Malone is now a Tactical Operations Leader for Homeland Security with a critical mission: protect the only antidote to Viper-X, a stolen... Read More| the calico books
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Kids of missionaries live in the hardest core of a hardcore religious culture. They are ready to talk and share their experiences.| blog.broadleafbooks.com
Excerpt from Cartographic Poetry by by Ted Binnema, François Lanoë, and Heinz W. PyszczykMost travellers in Blackfoot country might not recognize their| University of Alberta Press
ISSA QUINCY They are dense redbrick high rises. Each one perfectly equidistant from the other. Along the face of each building is an endless number of windows that on certain days, in certain lights, with the sun shimmering off them, seem to ripple like great red undulations flashing as you drive in their shadow.| The Common
ISSA QUINCY They are dense redbrick high rises. Each one perfectly equidistant from the other. Along the face of each building is an endless number of windows that on certain days, in certain lights, with the sun shimmering off them, seem to ripple like great red undulations flashing as you drive in their shadow.| The Common
Excerpted from Meltdown: The Making and Breaking of a Field Scientist by Sarah Boon. Sarah Boon is a freelance writer and editor. She has published| University of Alberta Press
While the world of reality has its limits, the world of your imagination is without boundaries. Learn to recognize the signs of habitual ways of being, and then learn to shift your thinking to being in balance with your dreams. The post How to Create Life Balance Between Dreams and Habits appeared first on Dr. Wayne W. Dyer.| Dr. Wayne W. Dyer
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Today we are thrilled to be taking part in the cover reveal for Alix E. Harrow upcoming genre-defying novel THE EVERLASTING, due for release from Tor in October 2025!| Fantasy-Hive
Heart of The Sun By Mia Sheridan ISBN: 9781335424921Publication Date: May 20th 2025Publisher: Canary Street Press Trade PaperbackGenre: Romance, Dystopia, Contemporary Romance, Second Chance, Cont…| Bookish In Bed
In the West, Yoga has been culturally appropriated and commodified. Liberating Yoga seeks to reclaim yoga and recenter this spiritual practice.| blog.broadleafbooks.com
Why should we make art when so many are struggling? Author Mitali Perkins explores why she keeps writing and making beauty in a broken world.| blog.broadleafbooks.com
Dearly Beloved is an essential guide for anyone who loves Prince, is inspired by him, is confused by his lyrics, or is curious about what his music means.| blog.broadleafbooks.com
Have you ever felt lonely or like you didn’t belong? Looking this way and that way for your “True home”? Deer Park Monastery invites you to an international Online Retreat, At Home in the World, March 20-24, 2024. More details below. Zen Master Thích Nhất Hạnh recounts a powerful story of how he found his| Parallax Press
ILAN STAVANS I have lapsed; / I have been arrogant; / I have rallied my people to the battlefield; / I have built alliances based on self-interest. / Yet I have also rebuilt Texcoco from the ashes, / erecting temples, gardens, and libraries, / all designed to erase our enemies.| The Common
Cristina Rathbone reflects on the resilience and struggles of migrants at the border, personal experience, and the need for compassionate policies.| blog.broadleafbooks.com
Trauma psychotherapist Amanda Ann Gregory explores why forgiveness should be an elective choice in trauma recovery, not a requirement.| blog.broadleafbooks.com
The Queen of Fives By Alex Hay ISBN: 9781525809859Publication Date: January 21st 2025 Publisher: Park Row BooksGenre: Historical Fiction, Mystery, Fiction, Historical, Suspense, Victorian, British …| Bookish In Bed
Our stories are too important to forget. Dr. Yolanda Pierce reminds us how wounds bear witness to pain, joy, sorrow, and the extraordinary work of healing.| blog.broadleafbooks.com
White Christian nationalism isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. Bring Back Your People is a guide with ways regular people can counter this movement daily.| blog.broadleafbooks.com
Joy can be found in the everyday moments of life. Jennifer McGaha reflects on how her life changed when she started noticing joy in small moments.| blog.broadleafbooks.com
Excerpted from Of Canoes and Crocodiles: Paddling the Sepik in Papua New Guinea by Tony Robinson-Smith. British-Canadian travel writer Tony Robinson-Smith| University of Alberta Press
Explore an Indigenous perspective on well-being though the Harmony Way, allowing a deeper understanding of well-being beyond just personal happiness.| blog.broadleafbooks.com
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Excerpted from Canada as a Settler Colony on the Question of Palestine, edited by Jeremy Wildeman and Muhanad AyyashForeword by Veldon Coburn You would be| University of Alberta Press
Author Rainie Howard invites us to learn how to shift from self-sabotaging habits to healthier behaviors for fulfilling connections.| blog.broadleafbooks.com
Excerpt from Reimagining the Revolution: Four Stories of Abolition, Autonomy, and Forging New Paths in the Modern Civil Rights Movement Modern Abolition| North Atlantic Books
In the midst of environmental devastation, kids help us to slow down and draw closer to the earth, community, and creativity.| blog.broadleafbooks.com
In early 2020, at the height of China’s early Covid epidemic, over a dozen American journalists were expelled from the nation. Where does that leave China coverage today?| China Books Review
