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        Poemas Náufragos (Castaway Poems)
        Literature & Literary Studies

        Poemas Náufragos (Castaway Poems)

        by Dulce María Loynaz

        Book of poems written by the Miguel de Cervantes Awarded cuban poet Dulce María Loynaz.

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        The memory of catastrophe
        The Arts
        May 2004

        The memory of catastrophe

        by Peter Gray, Kendrick Oliver

        Investigates the dynamic relationship between experiences of profound social and cultural disruption, and human memory. Critical comparisons are made across a wide variety of catastrophic experiences and memories; not just of war, but also of massacre, genocide, rebellion, famine, partition, shipwreck and fire. The book is an accessible showcase for a wide range of methodological approaches to the study of memory, including literary studies, cultural studies, participant-observation and historical studies, and uses a variety of oral, visual and written sources. Offers a diverse chronological and geographical range of catastrophic cases, from seventeenth-century England to the recent conflicts in the former Yugoslavia, from Ireland to the Indian sub-continent, from Mexico to wartime Leningrad. Well-written and accessible - a fascinating read. ;

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        The Strategy of Rescue
        March 2024

        The Strategy of Rescue

        The past and present of a power-political concept

        by Johannes F. Lehmann

        "Rescue” has two fundamentally different “existential” dimensions. One is aimed at “saving” individual lives that are in danger. Firefighters, for instance, rescue people from fires, while the sea rescue services rescue shipwrecked people from the Mediterranean. The second dimension of “rescue”, on the other hand, concerns systems – think of the bailing out of banks, the euro or the climate disaster – and so points to a larger context that creates the conditions for “life” to even be possible, or at least to be preserved. The complex subject of this stringent essay is just to what extent politics enable or prevent “rescue attempts”, to what extent it understands its actions as “rescue actions”, and how decisively the “narrative”, i.e. the “talk of rescue”, ultimately dominates our entire understanding of politics.

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        Sir Philip Sidney: The Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia
        Literature & Literary Studies
        February 2024

        Sir Philip Sidney: The Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia

        The New Arcadia, Second Revised Edition

        by Victor Skretkowicz, Elisabeth Chaghafi, J. B. Lethbridge

        Shipwrecks, gory battle scenes, cross-dressing, toxic relationships, abduction, torture (psychological and physical), comical country bumpkins, and, of course, love and poetry -Sir Philip Sidney's witty pastoral romance The Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia is the classic that has it all in terms of entertainment factors. Modern readers mostly know Arcadia in its complete 'old' version, but it is the New Arcadia (published in 1590) that was the most influential and most widely imitated literary text of the sixteenth century. While preserving the basic plot - a ruler attempts to escape an alarming oracle by moving his family to the countryside and engaging in shepherd-cosplay until the arrival of two foreign princes triggers a chain of events leading to the fulfilment of the oracle - this version adds further narrative strands and introduces ambitious revisions that showcase Sidney's stylistic brilliance as a prose writer.

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        Wild. They Hear You Thinking
        Children's & YA

        Wild. They Hear You Thinking

        by Ella Blix

        They hear you thinking. But you can’t understand them. Not yet! After a terrifying experience on a school trip to the forest, Noomi isn’t the same anymore. Fragments of memories that are as thrilling as they are disturbing continually lead her back to this same day in the forest. Something has happened to her since then and she has to find out what went on there. Why can’t she remember? Why does she now feel so close to animals? One secret experiment. Four young offenders. Animals acting like humans in the forest. Evolution at a turning point - FEEL NATURE! Atmospheric, enigmatic and disturbing – the new novel from the prize-winning author duo Ella Blix, consisting of Antje Wagner and Tania Witte. 2019 literary awards: the Mannheim Feuergriffel (Fire Pen) for Tania Witte and the town of Wetzlar’s Fantasy Prize. Printed on recycled paper and certified with the Blue Angel.

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      • The Mystery of Juliana's Gold
        Educational material

        The Mystery of Juliana's Gold

        by John Carr

        Stace’s catch when she goes magnet fishing is a vessel’s name plate. Team Turbo takes it to the town librarian, Mrs Winston, for information. Together, they uncover a mystery that includes a shipwreck, stolen gold and the founding of the Naneek Museum and Public Library.

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      • Puerto es naufragio (Port is a wreck)
        Literature & Literary Studies
        June 2019

        Puerto es naufragio (Port is a wreck)

        by Yamil Narchi Sadek

        Whoever arrives at the coast after inhabiting the sea, does so transformed. The sea, ubiquitous, we can never reach it: it dominates us, and before we can touch its immensity, it spits us out. Its temperament is greater than its size. That is what this book, after years of navigation, traces in its movements.

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      • THE TSARINA’S LOST TREASURE
        September 2020

        THE TSARINA’S LOST TREASURE

        Catherine the Great, a Golden Age Masterpiece, and a Legendary Shipwreck

        by Mara Vorhees, Gerald Easter

        A riveting history and maritime adventure story about priceless masterpieces originally destined for Catherine the Great.In October 1771, a merchant ship out of Amsterdam, the Vrouw Maria, crashed off the stormy Finnish coast, taking her wonderous cargo to the depths of the Baltic Sea. The vessel was delivering a dozen Dutch masterpiece paintings to Europe’s most voracious collector: Catherine the Great, Empress of Russia. Among the lost treasures was The Nursery, an oak-paneled triptych by Leiden fine painter Gerrit Dou, Rembrandt’s most brilliant student and Holland’s first international superstar artist. Dou’s triptych was long the most beloved and most coveted painting of the Dutch Golden Age, and its loss in the shipwreck was mourned throughout the art world. The Vrouw Maria, meanwhile, became a maritime legend, confounding would-be salvagers for more than two hundred years. In July 1999, a daring Finnish wreck hunter found Vrouw Maria, upright on the sea floor and perfectly preserved. The Tsarina and the Lost Treasure masterfully recounts the fascinating tale of Vrouw Maria—her loss and discovery—weaving together the rise and fall of the artist whose priceless masterpiece was the jewel of the wreckage.Gerald Easter and Mara Vorhees bring to vivid life the personalities that drove (and still drive) Russian high politics, her art and her culture. And in the spirit of Gary Kinder and Robert Kurson, they show how these personalities instersect with the danger and adventure out on the beguiling Archipelago Sea.

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      • Pas même le bruit d'un fleuve
        March 2020

        Pas même le bruit d'un fleuve

        by Hélène Dorion

        When Hanna finds notebooks in her mother’s belongings, she decides to travel up the St.Lawrence river, to try to find the thread which could tie her life to Simone’s, this silent woman who distanced herself from her own life. Along the river, Hanna will meet Antoine, her mother’s true love, and will go all the way back to 1914, to the sinking of the Empress of Ireland. She will discover how personal tragedies which affect generations sometimes stem from a catastrophe, and how the survivors can be the true castaways. Through this journey, there will be the power of art and that of friendship to escort a luminous and demanding interior quest.   To see all the information about this title: https://editionsalto.com/droits-rights/pas-meme-le-bruit-dun-fleuve/

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      • In Case You Come Back

        In Case You Come Back

        Poems, Confessions, Apologies, and Promises

        by Reese Lansangan, Marla Miniano

        This book of poetry contains musings on:adventure, anniversaries, the beach, breakfast, childhood, clouds,constellations, courage, delayed gratification, dragonflies, eating alone,falling in love, first dates, frenemies, goodbyes, growing up, half-truths,heartbreak, holding hands, homecomings, insecurities that follow youaround, the internet, jealousy, kisses, marshmallows, memory, mornings,mortality, newsletters, opposites, paper cuts, pixie dust, plane crashes,popularity, queues, rain, report cards, room service, science, a sea ofco!ee, shipwrecks, sick days, souvenirs, space, tattoos, tense luncheswith mom, trains, travel, waiting, weekends, white dresses, yoga

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      • 20,000 Leagues under the Sea
        August 2023

        20,000 Leagues under the Sea

        by Jules Verne

        A thrilling classic of world literature With authentic illustrations that inspired the author himself With 10 special extras to take out and keep “You know, my friend, there is a monster out there... We will free the oceans of it! A very glorious mission... though very dangerous, too! It is one of those journeys from which one is not sure one will return home.” In the year 1867, the frigate Abraham Lincoln is sent on an expedition to hunt the mysterious, gigantic creature that has for some time been making the world’s oceans unsafe and has caused a great many shipwrecks. On board are the natural scientist Pierre Aronnax, his unflappable assistant Conseil and the intrepid whale hunter Ned Land. When the three men go overboard in a struggle with the monster, they learn its true nature. Together with Captain Nemo and his fantastical submarine the Nautilus, they embark on an adventure that takes them through the deeps and wonders of the seas. Jules Verne’s classic of world literature in an unabridged, modern translation with a helpful afterword and notes by Volker Deh. 10 beautifully designed extras take readers back to the period of the novel, bringing the story to life and providing fascinating background information. This collectors’ edition, with its detailed, thoughtful design and authentic illustrations that inspired the author himself, will make a handsome addition to anyone’s bookshelves.

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      • The Common Sense Clicker: Guide to Online Dating
        Lifetyle & personal style guides
        June 2011

        The Common Sense Clicker: Guide to Online Dating

        by H. Michael Bastien

        Online dating has its own set of skills that need to be mastered. You also have to be very aware of the nuances. You risk major misunderstandings if you do not know the rules. You may wreck a great thing before it starts or not catch on to something wonderful. I wrote this guide to help you navigate the complex world of online dating and increase your chances of finding true love. The internet can be a powerful tool when it comes to meeting that special someone. The Common Sense Clicker is your guide to online dating, the preferred, modern route to romance. We all want to find happiness with that perfect someone. All too often in today's busy and hectic world, finding romance takes a back seat to other priorities. But it doesn't have to! It is very possible to work hard and love hard. You just have to know how to use the dating sites available to all of us.

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      • Pirates of the Sub-Sahara
        Fiction
        April 2023

        Pirates of the Sub-Sahara

        by Omoruyi Uwuigiaren

        After his escape, a sailor immediately seeks to settle old scores. He meets a dangerous man who knew the gunmen that killed his father. But in the process, he comes to learn the true cost of vengeance. In the Gulf of Guinea, dark spirits roam free.

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      • Wreck
        Memoirs
        May 2021

        Wreck

        A Very Anxious Memoir

        by Kelley Jo Burke

        Kelley Jo Burke embarks on a wild journey to understand many things, including the part where her grandfather sort of murdered her grandmother. Returning to a house filled with her first memories of childhood, she begins to explore the complex origins of her own anxiety. Along the way, she reflects on alienation and immigration, mental health and generational trauma, and the nature of memory itself. A memoir filled with raw honesty, comedy, tragedy, and grace.

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      • Castaway Tales
        May 2016

        Castaway Tales

        by Palmer, Christopher

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      • Space Wreck
        Children's & young adult fiction & true stories

        Space Wreck

        by Jonny Zucker

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      • Love Castaway

        Love Castaway

        by Cara Cooper

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      • CHOCOLATE BURNOUT
        Fiction
        May 2022

        CHOCOLATE BURNOUT

        Chocolate 4 Life

        by Emunah La-Paz

        Chantel Reed is a successful human resources professional in Seattle who has a hard time with relationships. She has drifted from her friends Astrid and Serenity after the death of their friend Alison; her oldest sister, Daria, the family’s maternal figure, is prickly and controlling; and she finally breaks up with her slacker boyfriend, Cameron, after she finds him cooking dinner for another woman in her apartment. Astrid and Serenity have different ideas about how Chantel should move on after the breakup. Chantel, who has always dated black men, is initially hesitant when Brandon, a white guy, asks her out. She quickly falls for him, and they come close to marriage despite push back from her family and racism from his. But when Brandon and Daria ask an attractive black man to test Chantel’s loyalty, her trust in everyone is shattered. Chantel enters a self-destructive spiral that wreaks havoc on her professional and personal lives in search of the history behind broken relationships past and pressent, within her secrative family. Emunah La-Paz brings this cast of characters to life on the page, with each one somehow more memorable than the last. They bring to light a comment on interracial relationships that is just as enjoyable to read as it is poignant. An intro to the prequel.  Featuring Chocolate Recipe and upcoming chocolate website from the characters. Redvelvetseattle.com

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