CATEGORY: Non-fiction
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The Curt Flood Story: The Man Behind the Myth
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A. E. Bye
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Exhibiting Scotland: Objects, Identity, and the National Museum
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In Good Times Prepare for Crisis: Lessons from the Great Depression through the Great Recession
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Pug Shots
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Crisis and Conflict in Agriculture
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Love that Dares to Speak: A group study course exploring Christian reactions to homosexuality
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Examining the Teacher Induction Process in Contemporary Education Systems
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Kicking Center: Gender and the Selling of Women’s Professional Soccer
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The African American Sonnet: A Literary History
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Enemy of the People: Trump’s War on the Press
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Biafra Genocide: Nigeria: Bloodletting and Mass Starvation, 1967-1970
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Exhibiting Scotland: Objects, Identity, and the National Museum
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The Extraordinary Life of E Nesbit: Author of Five Children and It and The Railway Children
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African Development: Making Sense of the Issues and Actors
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Humankind, Society, and the Environment: Lessons of the Past and Responsibility to the Future
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Daytime Stars
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Gene Kiniski: Canadian Wrestling Legend
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Surviving Agent Orange: And Other Things I Learned From Being Thrown Under the Partridge Family Bus
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Frontiers of Science: Imperialism and Natural Knowledge in the Gulf South Borderlands, 1500-1850
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Winterbourne by Elisabeth Wolf
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FEATURED AUTHOR:
Peter May
Peter May is a novelist, originally from Glasgow but now living and working in France. He started out as a journalist, studying at the Edinburgh College of Commerce, and winning the Fraser Award aged just 21 for his writing. He was named Scotland’s You …
FEATURED PUBLISHER:
Saraband
Saraband is a creative independent publisher known for its engaging, well-written and beautiful non-fiction titles (especially in nature, history and memoir), and for its emerging literary and crime fiction lists. The crime, mystery and noir titles are …