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Paperback. Condition: New. Winner, 3-Day Novel Contest (2013) Joshua Chapman Green is searching for answers. He is combing through boxes in the attic of his recently deceased mother's home and uncovering childhood memories, mysterious letters, and perplexing photos of people he does not know. They appear to be circus performers, members of a travelling freak show, or Victorian era sideshow performers. Then he finds a crumbling copy of Moss-Haired Girl: Confessions of a Circus Performer by Zara Zalinzi . . . the clasp falls away and the pages open revealing a family story that may or may not be fiction . . . In this ambitious short novel, R.H. Slansky weaves a complex narrative about the very nature of narrative: it is an annotated re-issue of a fictional autobiography that casts a questioning eye on the reliability of family lore. Praise for Moss-Haired Girl: "Ever wonder if the mad-dash products of speed-writing contests can be any good? With Moss-Haired Girl, winner of the 2013 Three-Day Novel Contest, R.H. Slanksy answers in the affirmative and offers some guidance by example to would-be contestants: Start with a great premise and bite off only so much as you can chew. . At 72 pages, it's a slight but extremely fun read. Let's see what Slansky can do with a few more days." (The Globe and Mail) "Moss-Haired Girl is an enjoyable, light read with stylistic flair. . the elements of Slansky's writing and the novella's presentation offer the reader plenty to reflect upon." (The Peak) "Moss-Haired Girl is wonderful stuff, punchy and clever and engaging." (San Francisco Book Review).

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Winner, 3-Day Novel Contest (2013) Joshua Chapman Green is searching for answers. He is combing through boxes in the attic of his recently deceased mother's home and uncovering childhood memories, mysterious letters, and perplexing photos of people he does not know. They appear to be circus performers, members of a travelling freak show, or Victorian era sideshow performers. Then he finds a crumbling copy of Moss-Haired Girl: Confessions of a Circus Performer by Zara Zalinzi . . . the clasp falls away and the pages open revealing a family story that may or may not be fiction . . . In this ambitious short novel, R.H. Slansky weaves a complex narrative about the very nature of narrative: it is an annotated re-issue of a fictional autobiography that casts a questioning eye on the reliability of family lore. Praise for Moss-Haired Girl: "Ever wonder if the mad-dash products of speed-writing contests can be any good? With Moss-Haired Girl, winner of the 2013 Three-Day Novel Contest, R.H. Slanksy answers in the affirmative and offers some guidance by example to would-be contestants: Start with a great premise and bite off only so much as you can chew. . At 72 pages, it's a slight but extremely fun read. Let's see what Slansky can do with a few more days." (The Globe and Mail) "Moss-Haired Girl is an enjoyable, light read with stylistic flair. . the elements of Slansky's writing and the novella's presentation offer the reader plenty to reflect upon." (The Peak) "Moss-Haired Girl is wonderful stuff, punchy and clever and engaging." (San Francisco Book Review) Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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wire spiral bound paperback. Condition: very good +. 8 1/2 x 10 3/4 " 591 pages (being pages 302 - 893 of the set. This is volume 2 only. part of the Los Alamos Series in Basic and Applied Sciences. shipping will be extra, please inquire.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Winner, 3-Day Novel Contest (2013) Joshua Chapman Green is searching for answers. He is combing through boxes in the attic of his recently deceased mother's home and uncovering childhood memories, mysterious letters, and perplexing photos of people he does not know. They appear to be circus performers, members of a travelling freak show, or Victorian era sideshow performers. Then he finds a crumbling copy of Moss-Haired Girl: Confessions of a Circus Performer by Zara Zalinzi . . . the clasp falls away and the pages open revealing a family story that may or may not be fiction . . . In this ambitious short novel, R.H. Slansky weaves a complex narrative about the very nature of narrative: it is an annotated re-issue of a fictional autobiography that casts a questioning eye on the reliability of family lore. Praise for Moss-Haired Girl: "Ever wonder if the mad-dash products of speed-writing contests can be any good? With Moss-Haired Girl, winner of the 2013 Three-Day Novel Contest, R.H. Slanksy answers in the affirmative and offers some guidance by example to would-be contestants: Start with a great premise and bite off only so much as you can chew. . At 72 pages, it's a slight but extremely fun read. Let's see what Slansky can do with a few more days." (The Globe and Mail) "Moss-Haired Girl is an enjoyable, light read with stylistic flair. . the elements of Slansky's writing and the novella's presentation offer the reader plenty to reflect upon." (The Peak) "Moss-Haired Girl is wonderful stuff, punchy and clever and engaging." (San Francisco Book Review) Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Gell-Mann, Murray. P. Ramond, and R. Slansky. "Color embeddings, charge assignments, and proton stability" in Reviews of Modern Physics, October 1974, vol 50 no. 4. Original wrappers. The Gell-Mann et al is on pp 721-744 in the issue of pp 721-915. G/VG copy. "Three problems in hypothetical unified theories of electromagnetic, weak, and strong interactions are discussed here. First, the problem of embedding color in any simple gauge group is solved, and a complete classification of theories where the fermion color is restricted to 1c, 3c, and ¯3c of SUc3 is given. Generalizations are also indicated. Second, an unbroken U1 generated by electric charge is embedded into each of the above theories and the charge assignments analyzed. Third, the general problem of stabilizing the proton by a suitable atomic mass number A is studied for the same set of theories. It is always possible to define A if the gauge group is not too small.--abstract.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Fiction. Winner of the 3-Day Novel Contest (2013). Joshua Chapman Green is searching.searching for answers. He is combing through boxes in the attic of his recently deceased mother's home and uncovering childhood memories, mysterious letters, and perplexing photos of people he does not know. They appear to be circus performers, members of a travelling freak show, or Victorian-era sideshow performers. Then he finds a crumbling copy of Moss-Haired Girl: Confessions of a Circus Performer by Zara Zalinzi.the clasp falls away, and the pages open revealing a family story that may or may not be true. In this ambitious novella, R.H. Slansky weaves a complex narrative about the very nature of narrative: it is an annotated re-issue of a fictional autobiography that casts a questioning eye on the reliability of family lore. 'MOSS- HAIRED GIRL is wonderful stuff, punchy and clever and engaging.'--San Francisco Book Review 'Ever wonder if the mad-dash products of speed-writing contests can be any good With MOSS-HAIRED GIRL, winner of the 2013 Three-Day Novel Contest, R.H. Slanksy answers in the affirmative and offers some guidance by example to would-be contestants: Start with a great premise and bite off only so much as you can chew. At 72 pages, it's a slight but extremely fun read. Let's see what Slansky can do with a few more days.'--The Globe and Mail 'MOSS-HAIRED GIRL is an enjoyable, light read with stylistic flair. the elements of Slansky's writing and the novella's presentation offer the reader plenty to reflect upon.'--The Peak.

Hardcover. Ex-library with stamp and library-signature. GOOD condition, some traces of use. Ancien Exemplaire de bibliothèque avec signature et cachet. BON état, quelques traces d'usure. Ehem. Bibliotheksexemplar mit Signatur und Stempel. GUTER Zustand, ein paar Gebrauchsspuren. 17 AFF 9780520067684 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1150.

Paperback. Condition: New. Winner, 3-Day Novel Contest (2013) Joshua Chapman Green is searching for answers. He is combing through boxes in the attic of his recently deceased mother's home and uncovering childhood memories, mysterious letters, and perplexing photos of people he does not know. They appear to be circus performers, members of a travelling freak show, or Victorian era sideshow performers. Then he finds a crumbling copy of Moss-Haired Girl: Confessions of a Circus Performer by Zara Zalinzi . . . the clasp falls away and the pages open revealing a family story that may or may not be fiction . . . In this ambitious short novel, R.H. Slansky weaves a complex narrative about the very nature of narrative: it is an annotated re-issue of a fictional autobiography that casts a questioning eye on the reliability of family lore. Praise for Moss-Haired Girl: "Ever wonder if the mad-dash products of speed-writing contests can be any good? With Moss-Haired Girl, winner of the 2013 Three-Day Novel Contest, R.H. Slanksy answers in the affirmative and offers some guidance by example to would-be contestants: Start with a great premise and bite off only so much as you can chew. . At 72 pages, it's a slight but extremely fun read. Let's see what Slansky can do with a few more days." (The Globe and Mail) "Moss-Haired Girl is an enjoyable, light read with stylistic flair. . the elements of Slansky's writing and the novella's presentation offer the reader plenty to reflect upon." (The Peak) "Moss-Haired Girl is wonderful stuff, punchy and clever and engaging." (San Francisco Book Review).

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Moss-Haired Girl | The Confessions of a Circus Performer: By Zara Zalinzi; Annotated by Joshua Chapman Green | Slansky R. H. | Taschenbuch | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Englisch | 2015 | Anvil Press Publishers Inc | EAN 9781772140026 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

souple. Condition: Bon. 12 vol. in-4 br., 26e Congrès Géologique International Paris 7 - 17 Juillet 1980. Ministère de l'Industrie (CIAM), Délégation Générale à la Recherche Scientifique et Technique, Bureau de Recherches Géologiques et Minières, Institut Français du Pétrole, Revue Européenne d'Océanologie, Colloques (7 Tomes - Complet) [Avec : ] Excursions (4 Tomes) [Avec : ] Le gisement filonien de Noailhac-Saint-Salvy (Tarn). [ Contient : ] Colloques C1 : Ressources Minérales Mineral Ressources, 165 pp. ; C2 : Ressources énergétiques. Energy Ressources, pp. VIII-[179]-581 ; C3 : Géologie des Marges Continentales. Geology of Continental Margins, 293 pp. ; C4 : Géologie des Océans Geology of Oceans, 151 pp. ; C5 : Géologie des Chaînes Alpines issues de la Têthys. Geology of the Alpine Chains born of the Thetys, 355 pp. ; C6 : Géologie de l'Europe du Précambrien aux bassins sédimentaires post-hercyniens. Geology of Europe from Precambrian to the Post-Hercynian sedimentary basins, 305 pp. ; C7 : Géologie de la France, 355 pp. ; Excursions : 062A - 063C - 066C Introduction à la géologie du Bassin de Paris, 133 pp. ; Excursions B : Bassin de Paris ; Excursions 010A - 011A - 081C - 116A - 117C : Introduction à la géologie du Massif Central ; Excursions : 025A - 027C - 036A - 038C - 108A - 149 C : Introduction à la Géologie du Sud-Est ; Le gisement filonien de Noailhac-Saint-Salvy (Tarn) Zn (Ag, Ge, Pb, Cd), 42 pp., on join la brochure "La mine de Noailhac-Saint-Salvy" Rare ensemble réunissant l'intégralité des 7 volumes de colloque publiés à l'occasion du 26e Congrès Géologique International organisé à Paris du 7 au 17 Juillet 1980, ainsi que 4 volumes relatant des excursions en France, et l'un des 10 fascicules publiés sur les gisements français. Bon ensemble (discret ex-libris ms. ou cachet d'ex-libris, très bon état par ailleurs). Langue: Français.