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The Hologram
A radical new approach to health and caregiving in the age of COVID-19.
Capturing the High Priestess
The third book in the Cassie Thornton Mystery Series is another romp through New York City while Detective Ty Friday tries to capture a powerful Gypsy intent on ending Cassie's life - all because of a mysterious agreement brokered when Cassie was just a child. From its explosive opening to the revealing conclusion, fans will love this new title!
Embracing the Fool
Prof. Cassie (Cassandra) Thornton's mother left the family when her daughter was just eight years old to return to the Gypsy life in Europe. In this first book of the series, Cassie is starting her second year in a teaching position at New York University, trying to live a quiet academic life in a new city. She has secrets, but she is innocent of the murder she stumbles upon in the opening scene. Cassie is funny and fresh--imagine Janet Evanovich's bail bondswoman Stephanie Plum with a Ph.D. Her give-and-take with NYPD Detective Tyler Friday is priceless, and their relationship takes off when Cassie's past comes knocking at the door in book two, Freeing the Magician. The series is quick and fast-paced. with a bit of romance stirred in and a soupçon of the exotic when Cassie allows herself to test the skills she has inherited from her mother.
Freeing the Magician
The second book in the Cassie Thornton mystery series finds Cassie helping her friend Michael unravel an old family secret in his mother's attic, while her own past continues to encroach on the new life she's trying to establish in New York City. The presence of Cassie's "husband" complicates her growing relationship with Detective Ty Friday as the Gypsies come to town, and Cassie reaches for her deck of Tarot cards for guidance when life gets complicated. Magician takes readers on a fast-paced, bumpy ride, but whether she's sorting old papers in Massachusetts or dealing with a cat-napping in Manhattan, you can trust Cassie to have a snappy retort and a whole lot of moxie whenit's needed.
Scarlet
Cassie Thornton sets out to find her mother, Scarlet Pengally. Her search leads to Greystone House, home to generations of Pengallys. It's also home to an unspoken dread, a haunting tragedy, desperate love and dark vengence. Cassie must find her because now the curse threatens her own life.
A Matter Of Honor
A surprising solution! Lord Vincent Carlton requests that his mother invite Miss Cassandra Thornton for a visit. Having recently become an heiress, Cassie knows she needs help to bring her into style, but at least she can now afford to be selective about the man she'll marry. Unbeknownst to her, however, her late brother had made five of his friends promise that, should he die, one would marry Cassie and Lord Vincent had drawn the short straw .
A Matter of Honour
Miss Cassandra Thornton is unaware that, before his death, her brother Jack made five of his friends promise that one of them would marry her! Lord Vincent Carlton, having drawn the short straw, requests his mother to invite Cassie for a visit. But Cassie knows she can wait for the right man to marry.
Lifehouse
A Lifehouse is an institution at the heart of each neighborhood that responds to the terrifying reality of climate collapse in our own communities. In this book Adam Greenfield, author of Radical Technologies, recovers lessons from the Black Panther survival programs, the astonishingly effective Occupy Sandy disaster-relief effort and the solidarity networks of crisis-era Greece, as well as municipalist Spain and autonomous Rojava, to show how practices of mutual care and local power can help shelter us from a future that often feels like it has no place for us or the values we cherish.
In the Mind But Not From There
Artists and critics explore the concept of Real Abstraction to help understand contemporary cultural production In the Mind, But Not From There: Real Abstraction and Contemporary Art considers how the Marxian concept of Real Abstraction--originally developed by Alfred Sohn Rethel, and recently updated by Alberto Toscano--might help to define the economic, social, political, and cultural complexities of our contemporary moment. In doing so, this volume brings together noted contemporary artists, literary critics, curators, historians, and social theorists who connect the concept of Real Abstraction with contemporary cultural production. Theoretical and artistic contributions from Benjamin Noy...
