Shipping class: US Media Mail
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Sex Pistols: The Making of The Great Rock ‘n’ Roll Swindle
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How the Sex Pistols clawed their way, spitting and swearing through the concept, production, and release of the movie and its aftermath.
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The Record Players: The Story of Dance Music Told by History’s Greatest DJs
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Interviews with the revolutionary and outrageous DJs who shaped the last half-century of pop music.
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Psychotic Reactions and Carburetor Dung by Lester Bangs
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The wild and brilliant writings of Lester Bangs — the most outrageous and popular rock critic of the 1970s — edited and with an introduction by the reigning dean of rock critics, Greil Marcus.
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Guitar Army: Street Writings / Prison Writings by John Sinclair
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Guitar Army is comprised of articles and essays by John Sinclair, who managed the MC5 and led the White Panthers and the Rainbow People’s Party during the late 1960s and early 1970s.
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Raven’s Exile: A Season on the Green River by Ellen Meloy
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The author chronicles a season on the Green River in Utah’s red-rock canyon country, describing her impressions of the region from a series of rafting trips.
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Hard Laughter by Anne Lamott
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Anne Lamott’s unexpectedly sweet and funny first novel, sketching an offbeat family and their nearest and dearest.
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The Reincarnations of Robert MacCready
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Robert Macready writes about his experiences with hypnosis and past life regressions.
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Wilderness by Robert B. Parker
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A successful writer witnesses a petty killing that plunges his life into a nightmare of violence and fear.
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The Exploits of Moominpappa by Tove Jansson
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Here at last is Moominpappa’s promised life story — from the days when he was abandoned in a newspaper parcel on the doorstep of a Moomin orphanage, to when he ran away to see the world and was lucky enough to meet Moominmamma.
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To Be Brave by Jennifer Sukis
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To Be Brave is a self-published book project about reshaping the American dream.
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Mississippi to Madrid
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James Yates shares his experiences from his birth to a share cropper family in the cotton fields of Mississippi to the unrest in Chicago and New York during the depression.
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Papiamentu Textbook
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This textbook is to teach you Papiamentu, a Creole language based principally on Spanish and Portuguese.
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Sapphic Songs: Eighteen to Eighty by Elsa Gidlow
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A collection of poetry from the author of the first openly lesbian love poetry published in North America.
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Eve in Hollywood by Amor Towles
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In Eve in Hollywood, we watch as Eve forges a new and unexpected life for herself in late 1930s Los Angeles.
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Symbols and Magic in the Arts of Kabyle Women
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Makilam’s research on the history of women and Berber culture, one of North Africa’s most ancient civilizations, demonstrates that the Kabyle women’s magic practices, graphic symbols, and rites of passage permit a new interpretation of their cultural identity.
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High Rise by JG Ballard
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Modern elevators become violent battlegrounds and cocktail parties degenerate into marauding attacks on “enemy” floors.
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1Q84 by Haruki Murakami
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1Q84 captures a dystopian society in which morals, social and political acuity is at stakes.
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Hobohemia
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Hobohemia: Emma Goldman, Lucy Parsons, Ben Reitman & Other Agitators & Outsiders in 1920s Chicago is a vivid account of a colorful, dynamic, creative and radical community of hoboes which flourished in Chicago from the 1910s through the Depression ’30s.
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Wandering Through Vietnamese Culture
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This comprehensive introduction to Vietnamese culture and history provides a context for the individual traits explored by the author.
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Weighted Down: The Complicated Life of Skip Spence
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Weighted Down is the first biography of the legendary ’60s cult musician Skip Spence.