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Devastation

Daniel D. Longdon

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Devastation is the chilling, thought-provoking tale of a world not unlike our own, filled with civil...

Familiar Things

Hwang Sok-Yong and Sora Kim-Russell

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Seoul. On the outskirts of South Korea's glittering metropolis is a place few people know about: a...

Barrow Hill

Jane Wainwright

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"'It took your Great-Great-Grandfather and the rest a' this town years to build this chapel. A...

Buckland Gap

Charles Stanley Wiltshire

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Being a hard geezer on the Buckland estate ain't easy, but David has the crown. He's got the girls,...

Castles in the Mist: The Victorian Transformation of the Highlands

Robin Noble

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SHORTLISTED Saltire Society History Book of the Year 2016. "A very worthwhile book." - Sir John...

Octavia E. Butler

Gerry Canavan

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I began writing about power because I had so little, Octavia E. Butler once said. Butler's life as...

Paddington' Pollaky, Private Detective: The Mysterious Life and Times of the Real Sherlock Holmes

Bryan Kesselman

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'Paddington' Pollaky, Victorian super-sleuth, was a contradiction: a man of mystery who tried to...

Billy Gibbons recommended Midnight Highway by Quinn Sullivan in Music (curated)

Midnight Highway by Quinn Sullivan

2017 | Rock

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"I was a little sceptical at first, because he's so young. The term 'blues' has come to be quite different than what I know as blues in a traditional sense. I've been tagged as this blues-rock guitar player and on more than a tolerable number of occasions I've been accosted by people who say, ""You must listen to this new young guy! A blues player, you won't believe it!"" And usually, no, I don't.   Quinn Sullivan seems to have what it takes. The 'blues' seems to be rediscovered about every ten years but in this case I think it's well done. It's certainly encouraging. Interpreting the blues in an appealing manner is not so different than attempting to speak a recently-learned foreign language. You can memorise the instruction book but it's the dialect that allows you to enter the society as a true speaker of the language."

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