CATEGORY: Non-fiction
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Gears for Queers
Abigail Melton and Lilith Cooper
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The Seafarers
Stephen Rutt
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The Safety Net: Surviving Pandemics and Other Disasters
David Eagleman
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Freddy Anderson: Collected Poems and Prose
Freddy Anderson
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Mary Symon: Collected Poems
Mary Symon
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Hume’s Sceptical Enlightenment
Ryu Susato
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Derrida and Other Animals: The Boundaries of the Human
Judith Still
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Deleuze, a Stoic
Ryan J Johnson
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A Sociolinguistic History of Scotland
Robert McColl Millar
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Deleuze’s Hume: Philosophy, Culture and the Scottish Enlightenment
Jeffrey Bell
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The Sea Kings: The Late Norse Kingdoms of Man and the Isles c.1066-1275
R. Andrew McDonald
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The Ideology of Democratic Athens
Matteo Barbato
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Celtic Blessings
Laurence Wareing
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Celtic Saints
Laurence Wareing
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Body Mind Movement: An evidence-based approach to mindful movement
Jennifer Pilotti
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The Secret Life of the Mountain Hare
Andy Howard
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Great GAA Rivalries: Unforgettable Showdowns
John Scally
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Bridges Between Life and Death
Iris Paxino, Cindy Hindes
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Stories, Poems and Meditations
Karl Koenig
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McMillan’s Galloway: A Creative Guide by an Unreliable Local
Hugh McMillan
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