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Marsden Hartley: The Earth Is All I Know of Wonder
The market for the artist's work, once confined to the US, has become much more widespread.
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The Art of Fermentation
New York Times BestsellerLibrary Journal- This is not a line-by-line recipe cookbook, but it contains detailed instructions on fermenting (or creating via fermentation) nearly every imaginable food or beverage. After a foreword by Michael Pollan, Katz ("Wild Fermentation") explores the scientific basis of fermentation, then gives details for creating everything from yogurts to prosciutto to wines, beer, and kombucha. He emphasizes how fermentation influenced human development. Used to preserve food, it affected human biology so that humans could eat foods that would be poisonous otherwise, and it had an impact on global human culture as a reflection of indigenous cultural identity. Simply put, fermentation allows lactic acid bacteria naturally found in the air to overcome and exclude bacteria that are harmful to humans, and it increases advantageous chemical compounds, such as vitamins, in the process. There is a generous photo section of tools, containers, and processes; along with fascinating electron microscope photos of bacteria, which convey a sense of wonder at the unseen world of fermentation. VERDICT: Katz takes fermentation down to the molecular level while keeping it conversational and accessible to the generalist. Fermentation foodies will be ecstatic.
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Crime and Punishment
A New TranslationAn event to be celebrated, a Dostoesvsky translation that fully captures the literary achievements of the original.
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Beware of Pity
His stories are full of characters poisoned by things left unsaid, or situations misread... an interior state of mind is beautifully translated into memorable yet familiar imagery... a ring of interior psychological veracity.
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A Contar Besitos (Counting Kisses)
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The First Homosexuals (2025)
A groundbreaking, global survey of queer art, featuring more than 300 artworks made following the introduction of the term ‘homosexual’ in 1869
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Stopping War, Seeking Justice
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Trajectories of Change in Child Protection Systems
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Unseen
Field Notes of a Global PsychiatristThe book aspires to educate on the mental health gap by showing rather than telling and using narrative rather than epidemiology and statistics.
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The Portable Stephen Crane
An essay on life during the Victorian era prefaces a collection of writings by leading British authors whose works reflect the values and concerns of the age.
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Struggling with Anti/Fascism
Contested Art, Politics, and Memory in the Recent European PastProfessor Cecilia Sjöholm, Södertörn University, Stockholm, Sweden; Assistant professor Gal Kirn, University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia; Associate Professor, Rebecka Katz Thor, Linköping University, Linköping, Sweden.
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Angels of Amsterdam
For fans of Irena's Children and The Dressmakers of Auschwitz, the never-before-told story of a Jewish daycare director who led one of the most daring rescue operations of World War II, saving 600 children from the Netherlands' Nazi occupiers—“a rare story that reframes the Holocaust narrative from victimhood to heroism” (Mitch Albom). Henriëtte Pimentel was an unlikely heroine. But when Nazi Germany invaded her native Holland and turned the theater next to her daycare into a detention center for Jewish families, she knew that she had to act. Recruiting young women and teenagers from her staff, Pimentel became the mastermind behind one of the boldest and most elaborate rescue operations of World War II, hiding and smuggling hundreds of children out of Amsterdam right under the noses of their Nazi captors—children who would have otherwise been deported to concentration camps such as Auschwitz and Sobibor. Armed with an array of clever tricks to deceive SS officers—trading baby dolls for children, handing their wards over hedges, and bundling them off in carts—Pimentel and her associates successfully saved as many of their charges as they could from near-certain death. Tragically, Pimentel herself would not survive: she, too, was eventually sent to her death. But her courage and that of her fellow resistors lives on in the survivors from her daycare, some of whom are in their 80s and 90s today. Drawing on extensive research and original interviews with survivors and former teenage resistance workers, ANGELS OF AMSTERDAM is an astonishing true story of wartime solidarity and courage, immortalizing one of the most remarkable acts of anti-Nazi resistance ever recorded.
€ 30,50