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The New Politics of Sinn Féin
Sinn Féin (“ourselves” or “we ourselves”) began innocuously enough, at least in etymology, when founder Arthur Griffith asked the publishers of an Oldcastle paper if he might use their name for a new political party that he was setting up. Since that 1905 founding, however, and through its journey from revolutionary movement to potential political partner in the state it was pledged to destroy, the modern political meaning of Sinn Féin reflects a contradictory and tension-heavy history of Irish republicanism. The New Politics of Sinn Féin is a powerful and revealing assessment of the ideological and organizational development of provisional republicanism since 1985. The first half...
The Tale of Sawney Bean
The legend of Sawney Bean has long been discussed and adapted into other stories. There has been discussion on which parts of the tale are fact and which parts are fiction. This is the story from the mans mouth himself. Sawney Beans journey from a twelve year old lad into the leader of the most notorious cannibal family to ever live. He tells the tale of how he met his wife and how they ended up raising a massive inbred clan in a secluded cave not far from the very people they were killing for food. Hear Sawney's side of the story and the true facts of what actually happened. Was he a cold blooded cannibal or just another man trying to do his best for his family?
Bean're Rambles the Orient
Bean're also known as the Mayor of Fun continues adventures with a tour of 7 Asian countries beginning with Vietnam. He flies over with a one way plane ticket, buys a 300 motorcycle off of Craigslist and sets off for the unknown.
World in My Eyes
Richard Blade’s autobiography is much more than a spotlight on any one decade. Instead, he gives you a jaw-dropping, uncensored insider’s look into the world of music, movies, and television and its biggest stars, starting in the sixties and continuing through to the new century. Richard takes you on a journey that few have experienced: from his early days as a student at Oxford to the wild, lascivious nights of being a disco DJ touring the clubs of Europe, to coming to America and working with Michael Jackson, Barbra Streisand, and Sarah Jessica Parker and finally breaking through into the L.A. radio scene and becoming the number one morning drive personality in California. From his TV ...
Bean's Gallipoli
The story of the ANZAC Gallipoli campaign based on the diaries of CEW Bean, the official Australian correspondent at Gallipoli.
Rising From the Ashes
Offers the first American look at emergent worship focused on mainline liturgical churches, featuring contributions from leading thinkers and their critics.
The Adventures of Jelly Bean Slide
Learning the ABCs has never been so fun! Jelly Bean Slide takes her young readers on an adventure, teaching them the alphabet and exciting new words along the way. This comprehensive alphabet book was written by parents in tuned with sharing the fundamentals of reading to all children. "If we can teach our kids the love of reading, a whole new world opens up to them. Hopefully, Jelly Bean Slide can help in creating a fun and effective foundation of reading for kids everywhere!" - JBS "A super fun and interactive children's book to effectively learn the Alphabet. A must-have for any young child's book library...." - "Jelly Bean Slide" is a fun book to read for the adult as well as for the chi...
The Heretic
"I'm a scientist. I don't 'believe' in anything." The study of climate science is the cool degree at the university where Dr Diane Cassell is a lead academic in Earth Sciences. At odds with the orthodoxy over the causes of climate change, she finds herself increasingly vilified and is forced to ask if the issue is becoming political as well as personal. Could the belief in anthropogenic global warming be the most attractive religion of the 21st century. What evidence do we need before deciding on policy? Winner of the 2011 Evening Standard Theatre Best New Play Award.
