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      • Ailbert Cultural Company Limited

        Ailbert Cultural Company Limited was established in 2012 with the original purpose of promoting the works of Taiwanese writers to Mainland China, and then expanding the translation rights territory to Southeast Asia such as Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia, as well as the UK, US and European markets. Since 2018, we started to authorize TV/film rights across the world on behalf of our representative authors.   安伯文化事業有限公司成立於2012年,最初宗旨是將台灣作家的著作推向中國大陸,隨後拓展版權版圖至泰國、越南、印尼等東南亞地區,以及英美歐書市。我們授權代理的知名台灣導演和藝人作家包括:吳念真導演(《這些年,那些事》,中簡版在中國暢銷逾50萬冊)、小S(《國際廚娘的終極導師》)、陳昇(《9999滴眼淚》、《鹹魚的滋味》等共7本書)、曲家瑞(《誰說我沒有影響力》等共3本書)、黃子佼(《我還在》)、鄭華娟(《氣質卡小狗學堂》);以及台灣年度暢銷作家:肆一(《可不可以,你也剛好喜歡我?》等共4本書)、Peter Su(《夢想這條路踏上了,跪著也要走完》等共3本書;同時代理著作文學小說家,包括囊括多座文學獎項的張貴興(《野豬渡河》和《沙龍祖母》等3本小說)、香港知名小說家董啟章(《愛妻》和《命子》等2本小說);自2018年為旗下代理作家授權影視版權,包括董啟章的《體育時期》授權全球電影版權等。

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      • Children's & YA
        2017

        The Traveler

        by Aileen Munene

      • November 2020

        Requiem for a Female Serial Killer

        by Phyllis Chesler

        This psychological crime thriller takes us inside the mind of a unique female serial killer, a prostitute who murdered seven adult men—a case with which the author was intimately involved. The issues raised by this high-profile criminal case remain unresolved to this day. Women, even prostitutes, have the right to self-defense in theory, but in practice, the story is more complicated.  This book will challenge everything you ever thought about prostitutes, serial killers, and justice in America.  Aileen Wuornos is a damaged soul, a genuine American outlaw, a symbol of women's rage, a symbol of what can happen to severely abused children, and of how our justice system fails women. Chesler's involvement with a serial killer has haunted her ever since. She speaks in Aileen Wuornos' voice, as well as in her own, and delivers an incisive, original, and dramatic portrait of a cognitively impaired, traumatized, and alcoholic woman who had endured so much pain in her short life. When she'd had enough, the results were deadly. This is a poignant, sometimes humorous, never-before-told behind-the-scenes tale. Wuornos' story is handled with great sensitivity, but also with realistic detachment by Chesler as she probes the telling moment, the telling phrase. Was Wuornos suffering from post-traumatic stress after a life lived on a "killing field?" Was she also "born evil?" So many prostitutes have been torture-murdered by serial killers—how did Wuornos, once prey, become a predator?   Requiem for a Female Serial Killer will also haunt you. It won’t let you put it down.   Take a walk on the wild side. The ghost of Aileen Wuornos beckons.

      • Health & Personal Development

        The Healthy Brain

        Optimize Brain Power At Any Age

        by Aileen Burford-Mason

        The Healthy Brain makes the compelling case that most people's brains are underperforming because they are undernourished. As the most metabolically active organ in the body, the brain has nutritional needs that are 10 times higher than any other organ. The brain is the first organ to falter when it is improperly fed. Author Aileen Burford-Mason offers step-by-step guidance on how to implement dietary changes and select appropriate supplements for optimal brain power at any age. She offers real case histories and summarizes leading-edge scientific research to support her advice.

      • Humanities & Social Sciences

        Talkin' Up to the White Woman

        Indigenous Women and Feminism (20th anniversary edition)

        by Aileen Moreton-Robinson

        In this ground-breaking and timeless book, Distinguished Professor Aileen Moreton-Robinson undertakes a compelling analysis of the whiteness of feminism and its effect on Indigenous women. As a Goenpul woman and an academic, she operationalises an Indigenous women’s standpoint as she ‘talks up’, engages with and interrogates western feminism in representation and practice.   Through an examination of an extensive range of feminist literature written predominantly by white scholars and activists, Moreton-Robinson demonstrates how whiteness dominates from a position of power and privilege as an invisible norm and unchallenged practice. She illustrates the ways in which Indigenous women have been represented in the publications and teachings of white women. Such renderings of Indigenous lives contrast with the way in which Indigenous women re/present and understand themselves.   Persuasive and engaging, Talkin’ Up to the White Woman is a timely and necessary argument for the inclusion of Indigenous perspectives in the teachings and practices that impact on Australia’s pluralistic society. First published twenty years ago, this new edition proves the continued relevance of this classic work as a critique of the whiteness of western feminism.

      • The War Against Viruses

        How The Science of Optimal Nutrition Can Help You Win the Battle

        by Aileen Burford-Mason

        When operating efficiently, the immune system represents biological teamwork at its best – a symphony of protective cells and bio-molecules acting together to rapidly recognize potentially harmful microbes and eliminate them. But the orchestration of this complex system depends on a continuous and ample supply of essential nutrients – vitamins, minerals, essential fats and other nutrients A growing body of research shows that the nutritional content of our food has sharply declined over the course of the last century. As the use of high yield industrial farming practices has increased, so the nutritional content has decreased. The War Against Viruses shows how without a rounded intake of essential nutrients our immune response may be compromised. It provides advice on how to recognize gaps in our nutritional arsenal. It offers a personal supplement regime that can overcome potential dietary shortfalls, strengthening immune response to infection and helping reduce the potential for lethal illness.

      • Education

        Re-authoring Teaching

        Creating a Collaboratory

        by Sax, P.

        Key phrases: blended learning, insider knowledge, online pedagogy, narrative therapy, postmodern pedagogy, practitioners and consumers, practitioner-training, public practices, reflective practitioner, students' voices, teaching congruently, teacher-practitioner, therapeutic letters, teaching therapeutic practice, Product description:From the back cover: Against my better judgment, I found myself falling in love with the people in this book. I was reminded of the mediaeval 'scholares vagantes' (wandering scholars) with Peggy like a modern day tour guide whose itinerary was to have us travel from place to place, teacher to teacher, seeking wisdoms. - DAVID EPSTON, MSW, Co-founder, Narrative Therapy. From the foreword. This is a breakthrough book. It offers teachers and students in human service work a way to transcend classroom walls (and mindsets) by adding the fifth dimension of the World Wide Web. Any teacher, any student of relationship therapy will be inspired by the many examples of the effect of "learning on a cloud" that Sax puts into her spacecraft of a delicious, lively book. - LYNN HOFFMAN , LICSW, Author, Exchanging Voices: A collaborative approach to family therapy; Family Therapy: An Intimate Journey Peggy Sax provides a model to aspire to of how online learning platforms can be used to enrich systematic learning. I know of no better account of how to teach and to learn therapeutic practice in the era of online learning. Without being taught in any didactic or pedantic way, you cannot help but find yourself responding, reflecting and learning. - JOHN WINSLADE, PHD, Coordinator of Educational Counseling Program, Dept of Educational Psychology & Counseling, California State University San Bernardino One does not 'read' so much as 'engage' with the pages of this book, positioning the reader as an active participant in the learning process. As a newer instructor, I was inspired to expand upon my collaborative processes in the classroom, through the increased use of technology and dialogue between students, practitioners and consumers. As a student, it is a rare experience to read a text that simultaneously introduces and embodies the theoretical framework that it espouses. - BETH PRULLAGE, LICSW, Doctoral Candidate, Simmons College School of Social Work, Adjunct Faculty, Simmons College SSW and Smith College SSW As a teacher I was engaged from the first page in reflecting on extending my own teaching practices. I am left with all this lovely space to play with the ideas Peggy and her students have so generously offered. - AILEEN CHESHIRE, M.COUNS., Counselling Co-ordinator, Bachelor of Social Practice, Unitec, Auckland, New Zealand Peggy Sax's book incited my imagination to look at my "growing edge" as a teacher-practitioner, inspiring me to review the principles and beliefs I hold dear and to reflect on the congruency between the cherished values of Narrative Therapy and the values and purposes expressed in the teaching relationship. - MARTA CAMPILLO, MA, Director of Centro de Atención Psicológica a la Familia AC, Xalapa Veracruz México. Author, Peggy Sax, PhD, is in independent practice in Middlebury, Vermont, USA, as a licensed psychologist, consultant, workshop presenter and university instructor. An enthusiastic teacher, Peggy feels privileged for opportunities to share powerful stories of learnings from over 30 years of work with families and their children, teens, adults, couples, communities and students of all ages.

      • Spanish Civil War
        March 2020

        ‘BRIGADISTAS’

        LIVES FOR LIBERTY.

        by Jordi Martí-Rueda

        Fanny Schoonhey was said to be the bravest woman in Barcelona. Felicia Browne decided it was time to put down her paintbrushes for the gun. The Nielsen brothers took three bicycles and pedalled all the way from Copenhagen to the Pyrenees. Penny Phelps, a nurse, was worried about the wine in a fur vessel that had been shared by many and was about to be handed to her. During the Spanish Civil War something extraordinary happened. Thousands of men and women from all over the world left their families and jobs to cross borders to fight fascism in the Iberian peninsula. History had never seen a wave of solidarity like this and it has not been seen since.  ‘Brigadistas’ gives us 60 stories on those who took part in the International Brigades. They could be fictional material but the tales are real. And they tell us how during the epic events of the Civil War people loved, dared, and were scared. They wanted to cry and even laugh. Keeping their memories alive is more necessary than ever.

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