25 contradictions about that day in New York by David Ray Griffin
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A River Called Time
The fourth novel of Mozambican author Mia Couto
- Peter Whittaker
- November 30, 2008
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From A to X: A Story in Letters
A heartrending love-story and a searing indictment of authoritarianism in all its forms.
- Peter Whittaker
- November 2, 2008
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The Rebels' Hour
Lieve Joris’s spellbinding account of the recent ill-starred history of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Peter Whittaker
- November 2, 2008
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The Riddle of Qaf
The Riddle of Qaf is crammed with allusions to classical literature and cod-scientific theories and it makes free (and unapologetic) use of myths and legends.
- Peter Whittaker
- November 2, 2008
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Dancing, dying, crawling, crying
Stories of continuity and change in the Polynesian community of Tikopia by Julian Treadaway
- Peter Whittaker
- September 30, 2008
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In Defense of Lost Causes
Superstar philosopher Slavoj Zizek writes in defence of lost causes
- Richard Swift
- September 30, 2008
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Children of the Revolution
This is a book that highlights how people caught in between places are denied identity, perspective and intimacy.
- Matthew McCann
- September 30, 2008
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The Hangman's Game
Karen King-Aribisala’s debut novel, a dark and brooding meditation on the stories we tell and the effect they have on everyday life
- Peter Whittaker
- August 31, 2008
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Body Shopping: The Economy Fuelled by Flesh and Blood
Donna Dickensen’s fascinating overview of the complex world of medical ethics
- Peter Whittaker
- August 31, 2008
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Anarchy Alive!
Gordon is well-grounded in both anarchist theory and as an activist in Britain and his own country, Israel. He provides a useful examination of the movement in many ways at the heart of the resistance to contemporary war and globalization.
- Richard Swift
- July 31, 2008
- 0
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