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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 96 pages. 3 Andrew Motion Wait 5 Carolyn Jess-Cooke Sweet Pea 7 Bernard O Donoghue Swifts 8 Dave Wakely / Tim Cockburn Still 17 Declan Ryan The Resurrection of Diego Chico Corrales 19 Carlos Nogueiras Organic Bread 20 Hyounsang Yoo Photographs 29 Flora de Falbe Narcoleptic Love Song 30 Malene Engelund Freggio 32 Jocelyn Page Ice Cream 34 Richard Scott Veil 35 Marcella O Connor Motherland 41 Jenny Dunseath Today the studio is my laptop 50 Jenny Dunseath An image, I m pleased, I m sad 52 Pavle Radonic Street Shoot 55 Lawrence Bridges Predictable and Odorless 56 Sally Festing The Right Thing 57 Padraig Regan 10 Game Fowls 58 Claire Booker Street Furniture 59 Charles Bliss What If I m Paraphernalia in the United States of America 61 Robert Selby In God s Prevenient Grace 64 Tania Hershman / Laura Griffin God Glows 72 Isabel Galleymore Fixation 74 Ivy Callaway Sierra Nevadas 75 Emily Blewitt Things My Dance Teacher Used to Say 76 Roy Marshall Eclipse 77 Summer Salon 86 Jonny Keyworth Bildungsroman 91 James Nixon Note After Extra-Curricular Activity 92 James Gidding A Proposal 95 Sarah Howe Love Poem 96 Olivier Cablat Compression, Deir El Medina Artwork on cover by Hyounsang Yoo.…

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. UK1ST.EDITION.1ST.PRINTING.VG SOFTWRAPS ORIGINAL.25. Language: eng Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng Language: eng.

No Binding. Condition: Collectible-Very Good. Original black-and-white publicity photograph showing a scene from the 1973 London production or the 1974 revival of the play, Gypsy. Three burlesque dancers are shown during the musical number, "You Gotta Have a Gimmick." No date, circa 1973-1974. 8" x 10." Printed description tipped in on back. Photo is very clean and intact except for a small wrinkle in the upper-left corner and a couple spots on the description from the glue (does not affect image). Please note: there are four rectangles with images of cars superimposed over two of the dancers. Sally Cooke's character is the only one unaffected by the rectangles. A Very Good copy. Gypsy is based on the memoirs of burlesque dancer Gypsy Rose Lee. The play is about Gypsy and her mother, Rose, who was her manager. Description on back: "The ladies sing and strut in 'Ya Gotta Have A Gimmick' in this scene from the musical fable Gypsy starring Angela Lansbury which is at the Shubert Theatre for eight weeks starting Sunday, April 21. Left to right are: Gloria Rossi, Sally Cooke and Maureen Moore." Contact information on description: "Edward Parkinson, Shubert Theatre, [Shubert Theatre number: 2135539000].".…

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. 400 p. illus. 29 cm. ; Book Club Edition ; Contents: Prologue. A passage to America -- The new-found land -- A home away from home -- Making revolution -- Inventing a nation -- Gone west -- Firebell in the night -- Domesticating a wilderness -- Money on the land -- The huddled masses -- The promise fulfilled, the promise broken -- The arsenal -- Epilogue. The more abundant life. ; ISBN: 0394487265; 9780394487267 LCCN: 73-7268 ; LC: E178; Dewey: 973 ; OCLC: 825669 ; "For years legendary broadcaster Alistair Cooke brought America to the rest of the world with incomparable wit and wisdom. This is his now classic and irresistibly readable 'personal history' of America, guiding us through centuries of changing life in the US. Beginning with his own arrival in America as a graduate in the 1930s, Alistair Cooke goes on to write about the explorers who put their new-found land on the map, the pioneers who tamed the Wild West, the soldiers who fought for independence and the tycoons who built fortunes. From the Mayflower to the gold rush, the jazz age to Pearl Harbour, with portraits of figures as varied as Buffalo Bill, John D. Rockefeller and Martin Luther King, here is the American story in all its triumphs and failures, grandeurs and tragedies. It is the defining portrait of a nation." ; A tour of American life and history based on Cooke's television series on the nation's growth and development and illustrated with photographs, cartoons, prints, and paintings. ; wine-colored textured boards with beige spine in color photographic dustjacket ; VG/G. Book.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. Learn how libraries can develop and use collections, space, resources, and programs to expand racial literacy in their communities.Libraries are no longer simply providers of basic literacy - they're evolving to meet community needs for an expanding list of literacies: digital, health, information, financial. Racial Literacy in Libraries argues persuasively that libraries need to add racial literacy to that list. Its authors and contributors teach you how to understand and communicate about race and racism.Since readers are likely to begin with different backgrounds on race, Part One offers a primer written by experts on the science and history of skin color, the invention of race and racism in the United States, and the development of racial identity. Part Two helps librarians bridge the gap between theory and practice. Chapters discuss the important concepts of representation, equity, and access and offer practical examples of how to apply them in libraries, including through collection development. Part Three offers real-life examples of libraries across the country who are bringing racial literacy to their communities through collections, curated resources, and programs. A companion website offers tools you can use right away, whenever you're ready to put your racial literacy learning into practice. All librarians who want to bring a more bias-free worldview to library work will benefit from this guide to racial literacy. …

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Paperback. Condition: New. Learn how libraries can develop and use collections, space, resources, and programs to expand racial literacy in their communities.Libraries are no longer simply providers of basic literacy - they're evolving to meet community needs for an expanding list of literacies: digital, health, information, financial. Racial Literacy in Libraries argues persuasively that libraries need to add racial literacy to that list. Its authors and contributors teach you how to understand and communicate about race and racism.Since readers are likely to begin with different backgrounds on race, Part One offers a primer written by experts on the science and history of skin color, the invention of race and racism in the United States, and the development of racial identity. Part Two helps librarians bridge the gap between theory and practice. Chapters discuss the important concepts of representation, equity, and access and offer practical examples of how to apply them in libraries, including through collection development. Part Three offers real-life examples of libraries across the country who are bringing racial literacy to their communities through collections, curated resources, and programs. A companion website offers tools you can use right away, whenever you're ready to put your racial literacy learning into practice. All librarians who want to bring a more bias-free worldview to library work will benefit from this guide to racial literacy. …

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Learn how libraries can develop and use collections, space, resources, and programs to expand racial literacy in their communities.Libraries are no longer simply providers of basic literacy theyre evolving to meet community needs for an expanding list of literacies: digital, health, information, financial. Racial Literacy in Libraries argues persuasively that libraries need to add racial literacy to that list. Its authors and contributors teach you how to understand and communicate about race and racism.Since readers are likely to begin with different backgrounds on race, Part One offers a primer written by experts on the science and history of skin color, the invention of race and racism in the United States, and the development of racial identity. Part Two helps librarians bridge the gap between theory and practice. Chapters discuss the important concepts of representation, equity, and access and offer practical examples of how to apply them in libraries, including through collection development. Part Three offers real-life examples of libraries across the country who are bringing racial literacy to their communities through collections, curated resources, and programs. A companion website offers tools you can use right away, whenever youre ready to put your racial literacy learning into practice. All librarians who want to bring a more bias-free worldview to library work will benefit from this guide to racial literacy. Learn how libraries can develop and use collections, space, resources, and programs to expand racial literacy in their communities. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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