Latinx TV offers an accessible and critical guide to television both by and about Latinxs, tracing the representation of Latinxs from the 1950s through to the present day.At once comprehensive in coverage and detailed and specific in examples analyzed, Latinx TV provides key insights into the study of Latinx TV as shaped within historical, social, cultural, regional, and global contexts. Throughout the volume, award-winning scholar Frederick Luis Aldama summarizes...

What happens when a loved one dies? What are the final words longed to be said that would aid in the healing process? What moments would a mourner wish to relive with a loved one? Sinking in Moonlight Alone accounts the lives of kindred spirits encountering loss. Communal toil with mental health, addiction, family, friends and desolate decision-making amounting to death are captured in this collection of elegiac verse. Frederick-Douglass Knowles II laments the lives of loved ones lost whil...

Crashed and disguised as a farmhand, Fawhikwuff, will fix his spaceship on Olive Louise's grandparent's farm in order to continue his journey to the moon. In return for Olive Louise keeping his secret, he will help her prove there is life on Mercury.What could go wrong?

In an imaginary Portuguese colony on the south coast of China a beautiful Australian woman gradually achieves her own freedom and integrity through her relationships with four men: her indifferent English husband, her deeply sensual Eurasian lover, an expatriate Hong Kong homosexual dropout and an aged Chinese millionaire. The interplay of personalities is woven into the social and political fabric of a splendid antique city which itself provides the gateway for all the characters to a dee...

Crashed and disguised as a farmhand, Fawhikwuff, will fix his spaceship on Olive Louise's grandparent's farm in order to continue his journey to the moon. In return for Olive Louise keeping his secret, he will help her prove there is life on Mercury.What could go wrong?

An extraordinary cutting-edge suspense novel from the "king of the pack" (The Washington Times), #1 New York Times bestselling author Frederick Forsyth.In northern Virginia, a secret agency named TOSA (Technical Operations Support Activity) has one mission: to track, find, and kill those so dangerous to the United States that they are on a short, very close-held document known as the Kill List.Now a new name has been added: a terrorist of ...

Thomas Whitaker is thirty-eight years old, holds a steady job at the University of Pennsylvania archives, and lives a life as neatly filed as the boxes he handles every day. He has spent his career sorting other people's stories into folders. He never expected to become one himself.Then, one October night, something happens to him — something he can't prove and can't fully explain. As an archivist, Thomas knows better than anyone what a reliable account looks like, so he does the o...

Incorporates experimental archaeology to understand the food-caching strategies led by Indigenous women in Late Woodland Michigan.This experimental archaeology book centers on the decision of Indigenous women in Michigan’s Late Woodland to store food in cache pits for later use, to ensure a stable food supply. These food storage techniques were efforts to increase communal chances of survival in direct responses to sociopolitical changes. Kathryn M. Freder...

One voice, one extraordinary life, and a powerful account of the struggle for freedom. In Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, Frederick Douglass recounts his life under slavery and his remarkable journey toward freedom. First published in 1845, this influential autobiography provides a firsthand account of the brutal realities of American slavery and the struggle to preserve human dignity under oppression. Douglass describes the cruelty, fear, deprivation, and injustice experience...

One man's journey from slavery to freedom became a powerful voice for human dignity and equality. In My Bondage and My Freedom, Frederick Douglass recounts his experiences under slavery and his remarkable journey toward freedom, education, and self-determination. Expanding upon his earlier autobiography, Douglass provides a deeply personal account of the realities of enslavement and the forces that shaped his life and convictions. He describes the brutal conditions of slavery, the denial o...

He wasn't supposed to be able to read. He wasn't supposed to be able to write his own story. He did both anyway—and named his former owners.Published in 1845, Frederick Douglass's Narrative is the book that turned a 27-year-old escaped man into the most powerful abolitionist voice in America. Douglass lays out, in spare and devastating detail, exactly how slavery was built to work: the deliberate withholding of literacy, the calculated cruelty, the psychological machinery that tried to con...

Trump is pregnant.This is inconvenient for almost everyone.Trump is Pregnant is a motherhood-horror opera-libretto love-poem in which political grotesque, philosophical fable, musical comedy and metaphysical travelogue collide. A narrator, a troupe of frogs, assorted revenants, musicians, bureaucrats, mystics and other unreliable entities move through a world where pregnancy becomes cosmology, revenge becomes pilgrimage and certainty proves conside...