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SingleIssueMagazine. Condition: Good. Vol. 36, No. 2. Pulp magazine. Cover art is uncredited for "The Riders of Rusk" (complete novel) by Jackson Cole. Includes "The Marshall Comes to Town" by Tex Holt; "Plumb Simple" by Tom Parsons; "Powder Burned to Glory" by Gladwell Richardson; "The Man Who Couldn't Kill" by Richard Brister. Features: "The Frontier Post" by Captain Starr; "Top Man" (True story of Ranger McDonald) by Harold Preece). Illustrations are uncredited. Tape and glue mends; creased; tears and small losses.

Paperback. Condition: New. Feridun Zaimoglu made a spectacular entrance onto the German cultural scene in 1995 with Kanak Sprak: a volume of incendiary texts based on interviews with disaffected Turkish German youths, using an invented, stylized literary language, a hybrid of multiple varieties of German with a hip hop beat. A prolific and acclaimed novelist, dramatist, newspaper columnist, visual artist and live performer, Zaimoglu has remained in the public eye through controversy and reinvention. His more recent work appropriates German literary traditions in radically new ways, adapting Romantic styles, narrative forms and motifs to postmodern conditions. This volume features the suppressed original first chapter of Leyla, Zaimoglu's critically and commercially most successful novel, first published in 2006, as well as an extensive interview with the author. Critical essays on his writing by major scholars in the field cover issues of gender, language and power, the politics of ethnicity, religion, Romanticism and anti-modernism, and the challenges of translating his work. This is the first volume of criticism in any language dedicated to Zaimoglu's literary work.

Paperback. Condition: New. Feridun Zaimoglu made a spectacular entrance onto the German cultural scene in 1995 with Kanak Sprak: a volume of incendiary texts based on interviews with disaffected Turkish German youths, using an invented, stylized literary language, a hybrid of multiple varieties of German with a hip hop beat. A prolific and acclaimed novelist, dramatist, newspaper columnist, visual artist and live performer, Zaimoglu has remained in the public eye through controversy and reinvention. His more recent work appropriates German literary traditions in radically new ways, adapting Romantic styles, narrative forms and motifs to postmodern conditions. This volume features the suppressed original first chapter of Leyla, Zaimoglu's critically and commercially most successful novel, first published in 2006, as well as an extensive interview with the author. Critical essays on his writing by major scholars in the field cover issues of gender, language and power, the politics of ethnicity, religion, Romanticism and anti-modernism, and the challenges of translating his work. This is the first volume of criticism in any language dedicated to Zaimoglu's literary work.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Last Lost Warrior, a mystery/thriller. Vietnam was a long time ago. Maybe his friend killed her in the war, maybe not; George Duvall wanted not to know, so he's careful never to ask. Thirty five years later when Tuco Ruis is mixed up in another murder, Duvall has to find out. Tuco's running and looks more guilty than before. With little hope he's not guilty, but desperate to help his friend, Duvall goes after him. Tuco doesn't make it easy; he rips off another old comrade, a gangster who wants him dead. As Tuco runs on, Duvall's less sure of what he wants. If the cops get Tuco he's down for murder, if the gangster gets him, worse. Duvall must evade gangster and cops, find Tuco, and learn the truth - but maybe from the barrel of Tuco's gun.The author reveres Dashiell Hammett, Raymond Chandler, and Robert B. Parker. He hopes to have emulated them at least in some small way. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.