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GKP Mystery Series 1 - Illustrated Edition Volume 1
Welcome to the GKP Mystery Series 1 - Illustrated Edition Volume 1, where the dark and foreboding mysteries you love take on a whole new dimension. This special edition series brings hauntingly beautiful illustrations to accompany the chilling tales that have captivated readers worldwide. Dive into the shadows with these gripping stories, enhanced by evocative artwork that immerses you further into the eerie atmospheres and sinister plots. Books in this volume include: The Shadow of the Ripper: A spine-chilling hunt through the foggy streets of Victorian London as the infamous killer strikes again. The Kryptos Enigma: Secrets and codes collide in a race against time to unlock a deadly mystery. The Lost Roman Legion: Ancient history and modern intrigue meet in this haunting tale of a forgotten army. The Shugborough Inscription: An enigmatic cipher holds the key to a centuries-old conspiracy. Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering the series for the first time, this illustrated edition will immerse you in the macabre beauty of GKP Mysteries like never before. Prepare for a journey into the shadows that will leave you thrilled, chilled, and hungry for more.
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Votes and Proceedings
Includes special sessions.
The Trouble with Men
A collection of original essays focusing on masculinity and film, particularly the representation of European masculinity. Spilt into four sections -- stars, class and race, fathers and bodies -- areas covered include the Carmen films, Yiddish cinema, romantic comedy and beur cinema.
Journal of the Senate of the State of New York
Includes special sessions.
Incongruous Entertainment
With their lavish costumes and sets, ebullient song and dance numbers, and iconic movie stars, the musicals that mgm produced in the 1940s seem today to epitomize camp. Yet they were originally made to appeal to broad, mainstream audiences. In this lively, nuanced, and provocative reassessment of the mgm musical, Steven Cohan argues that this seeming incongruity—between the camp value and popular appreciation of these musicals—is not as contradictory as it seems. He demonstrates that the films’ extravagance and queerness were deliberate elements and keys to their popular success. In addition to examining the spectatorship of the mgm musical, Cohan investigates the genre’s production ...
