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Alphabetically arranged articles on 107 poets from around the world, accompanied by fifteen essays on various genres and schools of poetry.
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The concluding volume in Simmon's Nebula Award-winning Hyperion saga continues the story of Aenea and Raul Endymion. As Raul ascends the political ladder, and Aenea realizes her destiny as the messiah, the two travel to Hyperion, where their destiny awaits them in the abandoned city of Endymion. A New York Times Notable Book for 1997.
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Dr. Jake Skully has been tapped by his employer, a biotechnology company, to be part of a group attempting to take DNA samples from a small Brazilian tribe who are the sole possessors of a gene that may be able to cure blindness. Although Jake's own blind son might benefit from the gene therapy, he is sufficiently disturbed by his company's ruthless drive to secure the gene at any cost--even through murder--that he teams up with an activist to protect the tribe from the company's amoral scheming.
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In this two-books-in-one edition, complete with color illustrations, readers are invited to learn how to count with ten dirty little pigs! Turn the book over, and they can count to ten again--but this time the pigs are squeaky clean.
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In beautifully imagined diary entries, Sandra Gulland continues the story of Josephine's marriage to the Corsican,
Napoleon Bonaparte. As Napoleon's march to power erupts in political intrigues and personal betrayals, Josephine witnesses the triumphs, as well as the death and ruin, of those closest to her. The novel is set at the end of the eighteenth century, when Napoleon is General-in-Chief of the Army of Italy, and his impassioned -- and at times disturbing -- love letters provide a fascinating counterpoint to Josephine's own journal. An impressive combination of historical fidelity and fictional artistry, Tales of Passion, Tales of Woe brings the legendary Josephine and the drama of her time to vibrant life.
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