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        50 Percent Rational
        Fiction
        2016

        50 Percent Rational

        by Boichenko Oleksandr

        Oleksandr Boichenko is known for noticing existentially important moments in everyday life and writing about them in plain, conversational language. "50 Percent Rational" is a collection of 50 short essays on the most discussed topics in Modern Ukraine: the language issue, European integration, the limits of tolerance, ways to find common ground for people of different ages and backgrounds. He also writes about Soviet times, 1990s, 2000s. Boichenko skillfully weaves lyrical notes from the private lives of famous individuals, comic and tragic situations in their everyday life into his essays about everyday life of the late XX - early XXI century in Ukraine.

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        Irish Journalism Before Independence
        British & Irish history
        January 2013

        Irish Journalism Before Independence

        by Edited by Kevin Rafter

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        Irish Journalism Before Independence
        Humanities & Social Sciences
        October 2011

        Irish Journalism Before Independence

        by Kevin Rafter

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        #Mariupol #Hope
        Memoirs
        2023

        #Mariupol #Hope

        by Nadia Sukhorukova

        Could anyone imagine that in the twenty-first century, a city of an independent European country could be erased from the face of the earth, while its people were put on the brink of humanitarian catastrophe? For almost three months, in real-time, the whole world had been watching the Russian army slowly destroy Mariupol—one of the key cities of eastern Ukraine. “I was born in Mariupol and lived there all my life. It’s the city of my childhood, of my love and my happiness. I’ve seen it in different shapes and forms, but I’ve never thought that I would see it dead. I couldn’t even imagine that I would be describing its agony. The characters of this book are real people. They are my friends, relatives, and neighbors. During the blockade, bombardments, constant shelling, and hunger, we, the residents of Mariupol, tried to survive. I was writing down everything that was happening to us to keep my sanity. I didn’t think I had a chance to escape this hell and that’s why I described all events as they really happened”, writes Nadia Sukhorukova about her book.

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        Trapped by Social Media
        September 2023

        Trapped by Social Media

        How we save our digital sovereignty

        by Björn Staschen

        — Who is behind the big platforms, what are their alternatives and why do algorithms contribute to polarisation? — A contribution to the discussion on current media policy in the EU It's a paradox: thanks to the countless platforms and channels that are around today, it has never been so easy to express your opinion. And yet never before have so few people decided on the rules of these platforms. Never before has the free formation of opinion, which is essential for our democracies, been in so much danger. And never before have the signs of recognising this been so obvious. So what needs to be done? In a controversial discourse on the effects of TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and the rest, Björn Staschen reveals how we are slowly losing our freedom – and how we can get it back again.

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        Mytes et Legendes Africains (African Myths and Legends)

        Mytes et Legendes Africains (African Myths and Legends)

        by Adotévi Joël, Kanad Sambiani Tani, Gilka, Assem, Anani Accoh, Adomayakpo Papi

        Six stories to make young and old travel through history, the imaginations of Africa. The myth of Shango, the legend of the buffalo woman, the legend of the mother of the Tuaregs, the story of King Agokoli, then that of the Amazons of Dahomey and finally that of the Ablafo

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        Monfay chez lez les magiciens du fer (Monfay chez lez the iron wizards)

        Monfay chez lez les magiciens du fer (Monfay chez lez the iron wizards)

        by Koffivi Assem & Kanad

        A city girl gets lost while visiting her grandparents. Accompanied by a young native, she must pass several trials to find her way back.

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        Love Amateurs

        Love Amateurs

        by Aleksandar Prokopiev

        Anti-hero, and a would-be lover whose longing turns him into a buffoon: Prokopiev’s book is, surprisingly, a very English type.  Heir to Shakespeare’s Bottom, Henry Fielding’s trickster Tom Jones, and even Kingsley Amis’s Lucky Jim, he could also share a pint or two with the deprecating genii loci of today’s British poetry: Alan Brownjohn’s Ludbrooke, Christopher Reid’s Mr Mouth or one of Hugo Williams’s frank self-portraits. But Peeper also belongs to the wider family of “the little man”, struggling under a weight of circumstance he has no notion how to negotiate. Living among, without managing to live by, conventions, the Peeper is a descendent of that wry Everyman who has suffered and been compromised since mediaeval times. He is a Good Soldier Svejk, a Charlie Chaplin, more than he is a Humbert Humbert or an Alexander Portnoy.

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        Srcki

        Srcki

        by Pijan Slavej

        Bestselling poetry book by one of the most famous singers in North Macedonia.

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        Krevetizam I horizonatala

        Krevetizam I horizonatala

        by Pijan Slavej

        Bestselling poetry book by one of the most famous singers in North Macedonia.

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        Pickled pumpkins

        Pickled pumpkins

        by Sasa Stanisic

        The collection of short stories "Pickled pumpkins" by Sasha Stanisic is an extremely compact, mature and skillful literary achievement in Macedonian literature. An achievement that, fortunately, will succeed in placing one of its neighborhoods, one of its suburbs, on the literary map of Skopje, which so far has not aroused special interest among any Macedonian writer. But that is only one of the other arguments for the value of this book.

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        Monfay à Afrotopia (Monfay at Afrotopia)

        Monfay à Afrotopia (Monfay at Afrotopia)

        by Anani Accoh, Koffivi Assem

        Monfay can, thanks to his friends Béliké and Napo, travel in time.Today she explores an Africa which has freed itself from all foreign domination and which asserts itself to show humanity the way to sustainable development.

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        La faim justifie les moyens (Hunger justifies the means)

        La faim justifie les moyens (Hunger justifies the means)

        by Gilka

        Elo the crocodile finds himself in a small dilemma: he must choose between his stomach and his heart. But hungry for several days, he will not hesitate long.

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        Créatures Fantastiques (Fantastic Creatures)

        Créatures Fantastiques (Fantastic Creatures)

        by Armand Adodokpo

        More than a coloring book; this album in French and English allows children to discover birds and the alphabet.

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        Holodomor research and genocide studies
        History
        October 2021

        Holodomor research and genocide studies

        by Andrii Kozytsky

        The book describes the research of the Holodomor and other issues related to genocidal studies. Demographic and sociocultural aspects of the Holodomor-genocide, methods and narratives of denial of the Holodomor, other issues related to the history of the biggest crime committed against Ukrainians in the 20th century are considered. The second thematic block of the collection concerns the discussions surrounding the qualification of the Ukrainian-Polish conflict in Volyn during the Second World War. Most of the scientific articles included in the book were written during 2016–2021. Some of the research works are published for the first time. The publication is for historians, journalists, political scientists, and anyone interested in the problems of studying the history of the Holodomor and genocides of the 20th century.

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        New Mexican Chiles
        April 2018

        New Mexican Chiles

        by Dave DeWitt

        As the foods and recipes of Mexico have blended over the years into New Mexico's own distinctive cuisine, the chile pepper has become its defining element and single most important ingredient. Though many types were initially cultivated there, the long green variety that turned red in the fall adapted so well to the local soil and climate that it has now become the official state vegetable.To help chefs and diners get the most from this unique chile's great taste–without an overpowering pungency–Dave DeWitt, the noted Pope of Peppers, has compiled a complete guide to growing, harvesting, preserving and much more–topped off with dozens of delicious recipes for dishes, courses, and meals of every kind.

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        Margaret Harkness
        Literature & Literary Studies
        November 2018

        Margaret Harkness

        by Lisa C. Robertson, Flore Janssen, Anna Barton, Terry Elkiss, Tabitha Sparks, Nadia Valman, Eliza Cubitt, David Glover, Ruth Livesey, Lynne Hapgood, Deborah Mutch, Angharad Eyre, Helena Goodwyn, Lisa C. Robertson, Flore Janssen

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        Global humanitarianism and media culture
        Teaching, Language & Reference
        January 2019

        Global humanitarianism and media culture

        by Michael Lawrence, Rachel Tavernor, Bertrand Taithe

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