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A stylistically bold and innovative, cinematic horror novel about greed and paranoia, set amongst the grit and mud of the trenches in WW1. Perfect for fans of Stephen Graham Jones and Alma Katsu.

ICE Core Concepts: Low Carbon Cements and Concrete for Construction is an accessible introduction to cement and concrete, focusing on recent developments and trends in low-carbon concrete materials and technologies used in construction

Centers Indigenous people and voices in the history of the vast expansion of Virginia colonialism into Appalachia Flocks of Birds is an inclusive and interconnected history of the Virginia colony, one that demonstrates the centrality of Native history to America's colonial history. By delving deep into the primary record, Anthony S. Parent explores the evolving Indigenous response to Virginia colonialism in Native country across three generations, from 1670 to 1776. As Virginia colonists expanded their settlements west from the Tidewater, they entered a region that was far from uninhabited wilderness. In 1685 more than 100,000 Indigenous people from dozens of nations lived in the Southern Appalachians. These were different groups than the Tsenacomoco (the Powhatan Paramount chiefdom) that colonists had encountered when they established their first permanent settlements along the coast. They included Susquehannock in the north; Shawnee and Seneca-Cayuga (Mingo) in the northwest; Saponi in the west; Tuscarora and Yamasee in the south; and the Ani'-Yun-wiya (Cherokee) in the southwest, among many others. Parent explores the complex interactions amongst and between Indigenous people, European colonists, and enslaved Africans.

"The first comprehensive examination of the development of judicial elections in the American South The practice of choosing state judges by popular election is a unique aspect of American democracy. First appearing in Mississippi in 1832 and then sweeping across the United States, judicial elections had a distinctly Southern origin. Prior scholarship seeking to explain the broad acceptance of the elected judiciary mainly relied on the records of northern-state constitutional conventions. In Democracy and the Courts, David M. Gold, focusing on the nineteenth-century American South, offers the first comprehensive e exploration of the advent of this often-controversial democratic reform in the nineteenth-century American South. Making intensive use of primary sources, such as constitutional convention proceedings, legislative journals, and newspapers, in Democracy and the Courts Gold explores the various paths taken by southern states toward the elective judiciary and the reasons why some states accepted judicial elections only partially or rejected them altogether. He considers the impact of judicial elections on judicial review before the Civil War and looks to the last quarter of the nineteenth century, assessing the final and ironic triumph of the elective judiciary during the decidedly undemocratic Jim Crow era"--

There She is, devastated. Her long-term boyfriend Mike has just walked out on her unceremoniously. A fresh start calling out to her. She decides to take a leap into the unknown. With the throw of a dart determining her fate, she lets go of control. She doesn't really care where the dart lands. As long as it is anywhere other than Denver, Colorado.What's been revealed as her destined new chapter? New York City. The exact opposite of Denver. Doubt and resistance arises and yet she moves forward.As she negotiates life in the new city with all its strangeness, romance, art, and drama - she begins to find herself gravitating towards yoga to find her center in the chaos of the city.What begins to unfold from there, she didn't expect at all. Her one step into the unknown has revealed many more to take. A new way of experiencing life has begun.Become one with the eponymous, She for a journey into the unknown filled with new cities, adventures, spiritual growth, and romance.

A classic postpunk memoir by a cult hero of the 80s - Budgie, the drummer in Siouxsie and the Banshees - with a twist

Named one of the best New Novelists for 2025 by The ObserverTaking us back in time to 1960s Bradford, The Mercy Step follows the precocious Mercy, a young child facing a world that is far too big for her small body. Mercy lives with her Windrush generation parents; she craves her mother's attention, which she must share with the Church and her many siblings, while trying to avoid the fists and temper of her father. Mercy struggles to find her place in the world, surrounded by flawed adults and a family she feels like an outsider in, her only joys her loyal doll Dolly and the escapism she finds in books. But Mercy is nothing if not resilient, and she takes up the fight to escape her traumatic upbringing, all while maintaining her humour, style and verve. A raw and tender story of family, isolation and growth.

The Official Hear Your Story(R) CollectionGrandfather, I Want to Hear Your Story is a special space for your grandfather to reflect on his life, offering a chance to preserve his wisdom, his humor, and his stories for generations to come. This guided journal invites him to delve into the memories that have shaped his life, from the playful adventures of childhood to the defining challenges of adulthood.With over 300 engaging prompts and thoughtful questions from bestselling author Jeffrey Mason, sharing your grandfather's journey becomes an enjoyable and meaningful experience for the entire family. Each page is an opportunity for him to recount his insights, his passions, and the lessons learned along the way.Bestselling author Jeffrey Mason has expertly created the incredibly popular Hear Your Story collection of guided journals to help millions share their life stories, chronicle their memories, and create a legacy for their families.Features & Benefits: Revised, expanded edition features rounded edges, heavier paperweight for easier writing, and over 40 pages of new questions to more deeply understand his journey.Over 300 Guided Prompts: The carefully curated questions will gently guide your grandfather down memory lane, making it simple and fun for him to reminisce, write about, and share his life's tales.The perfect size: The 154 beautifully designed pages and 6x9 size have been specifically selected to make this journal easy for Granddad to use and carry. Available in your choice of paperback or hardcover.Elegantly Designed for Your Grandfather: This beautiful, guided journal has been specifically crafted to capture your grandfather's lifetime of stories. Every page is an invitation to explore and celebrate her incredible journey.Hear Your Story(R) was founded as a heartfelt response by our founder to losing his father to Alzheimer's. Our journals are a commitment to safeguarding family legacies and a testament to the belief that every life is a story worth telling and preserving.The Hear Your Story(R) team is made up of parents, grandparents, and grandchildren. We draw upon the rich tapestry of our collective experiences and perspectives to infuse each of our journals with the care and love it deserves. Grandfather, I Want to Hear Your Story will encourage your grandfather to share his story and create a legacy for the whole family to benefit from for years to come.

This advent devotional from author Catherine Campbell invites you to journey through the story of Christmas

'Who would have guessed that the person who gives the best advice about marriage was the guy responsible for getting you out of yours?' - New York TimesWe've all heard the statistic that 50% of marriages end in divorce. What if we could learn the secrets for preventing this, from someone who truly knows?In If You're In My Office, It's Already Too Late, James Sexton, an unconventional and hard-hitting divorce lawyer with two decades of experience, shares hard-won insights on how to avoid the relationship pitfalls he sees daily. From the front lines of divorce to understanding the recipe for lasting love,Sexton draws from years of legal experience, blending engaging storytelling with practical advice, to help readers understand the small yet impactful actions that can help keep relationships strong.Through candid anecdotes and direct counsel, Sexton demystifies the inner workings of long-lasting love, providing readers with a toolkit to safeguard their relationships against common pitfalls.This practical and wise handbook for successful, long-term love is perfect for those looking to reinforce or refresh their romantic connections, aiming for honest communication and intentional attachment and affection.

Inside Bechara's thought process for his meticulously planned and painted colorful geometric gridsPuerto Rico-born, New York-based artist Tony Bechara (born 1942) served as board president of El Museo del Barrio for 15 years, while also honing his own geometric abstraction process. Dividing his canvas into hundreds of quarter-inch squares, Bechara meticulously fills each space in with complementary colors. The resulting grid paintings thus evoke a variety of cultural influences: from Seurat's pioneering pointillism to hard-edge abstraction, traditional weaving and 8-bit "pixel art" of the last half century. In keeping with Bechara's richly chromatic oeuvre, this artist's book is inspired by Bechara's notes and color formulas that form the basis for his acrylic paintings. It features over 130 illustrations, with foldouts and multiple materials, as well as a glossary of key motifs that introduces Bechara's personal artistic language to the public for the first time. This book was published in conjunction with Tony Bechara

How artists build and shape a myriad of knowledge forms, spanning the decolonial to the transnational and the multilingualWhat types of knowledge do artists produce? How do they give that knowledge form? Featuring works by 11 artists from 9 different countries, whose birth years range from 1946 to 1992, Ways of Knowing highlights different ways artists give form to complex ideas. The catalog, documenting an exhibition at Minneapolis' Walker Art Center, highlights the strategies by which some of today's most compelling artists resist assumptions about how information should be gathered and shared, bringing their own perspectives to cultural artifacts and histories. Some focus on the ethics of research or the connections between culture, place and language, while others examine the impacts of colonialism across continents or the historical formation of gender identity, among other themes.Artists include: Iosu Aramburu, Sammy Baloji, Anna Boghiguian, Cabello/Carceller, Chang Yuchen, Petrit Halilaj, Sky Hopinka, Christine Howard Sandoval, Eduardo Navarro, Gala Porras-Kim, Rose Salane.

Adsorption by Powders and Porous Solids: Principles, Methodology, and Applications, Third Edition provides a comprehensive treatment of all aspects of adsorption at both the gas/solid interface and the liquid/solid interface, while also covering the application aspects of adsorption. The book gives an introductory review of the various theoretical and practical aspects of adsorption by powders and porous solids with reference to advanced techniques and applications (including separation of industrial gases and pollution control, catalysis, gas storage) involving materials of technological importance. It is primarily written for advanced undergraduates, postgraduates, lecturers, researchers, and practitioners in physical chemistry, materials science, surface science, and chemical engineering.The book's primary aim is to meet the needs of students and non-specialists who are new to surface science or who wish to use the advanced techniques now available for the determination of surface area, pore size and surface characterization. In addition, for this fully updated third edition, a critical account is given of the most recent work on the adsorptive properties of activated carbons, oxides, clays, zeolites, and MOF’s.

This book dismantles the simplistic equation of wealth, political power and social rank in the Roman Eempire. Historians will appreciate the innovative approach, which combines economic modelling with archaeological and epigraphic evidence, and the fresh perspectives on the complexities of wealth and power in ancient Rome.

Early modern London has long been recognised as a centre of religious diversity but this study is the first to examine domestic religion in the capital during a period of intense religious change. Emily Vine foregrounds the experiences of minority communities, Christian and Jewish, to explore the role of the home as a setting of religious practice.