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The Man from Turkey
How to Cyberbully Your Teachers
Halfway to the Stars: Cable Car Tales of a Grumpy Gripman
Rollins of Stone House
Cane (Wisehouse Classics Edition)
A Passage to India (Wisehouse Classics Edition)
The Dream (Wisehouse Classics Edition)
The Great Gatsby (Wisehouse Classics Edition)
Dropping names

Dropping names

Dropping names Daniel Curzon - - "Tell the truth till it hurts." - Daniel Curzon "This lucid and chatty book is perceptive, wry, and penetrating to the last drop of bile." - Robert Patrick "Angry, bitter, with chips on both shoulders, Daniel Curzon is also ferociously honest and very funny." - Ian Young "He has been everywhere, he has met everyone, and now that he has your attention, ...
Insomniac: in exile poems 2006-2016

Insomniac: in exile poems 2006-2016

Insomniac: in exile poems 2006-2016 Sam Vaseghi - - INSOMNIAC, by the Iranian-German author and poet Sam Vaseghi, is a collection of exile poems, gathered in the period of 2006 to 2016, during the poet’s stay in Germany and Sweden. The poems have social and political relevance and reflect a bipolar vecu of the poet split between Europe and Iran. Some of these poems have been published ...
GEA – My Mirror the Earth

GEA – My Mirror the Earth

GEA - My Mirror the Earth Sam Vaseghi - - “Gea – My Mirror, The Earth” is a transcript from the original poem in Farsi language (and the German translation of the poem, which was published by Edition l'Aleph), which unfortunately due to censorship in Iran has been never published in Farsi. The transcript is a masterpiece of translation by Jeanette Skirvin. Taking into account that ...
A Son at the Front

A Son at the Front

A Son at the Front Edith Wharton - - Largely criticized or ignored by a war-weary public when it was originally published in 1922, A Son at the Front is an extraordinarily poignant novel chronicling the effects of WWI on painter John Campton and his only child, George […] Wharton movingly portrays those left behind during war-not the wives and children but the devastated parents, who ...

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