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2021
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Showcasing stories from some of the comics' greatest female creators, this anthology features stories that range from mainstream adventures to hilarious comic shorts to heart-wrenching autobiographical stories. Originally published as Sexy Chix in 2006, this new edition is presented in a new, larger size!Featuring over a dozen stories by top talents like New York Times bestselling author Joyce Carol Oates, Eisner Award-winning illustrator Jill Tho...
2023
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"Readers who know Lovecraft's legacy mostly through turgid and tentacled Cthulhu Mythos pastiches will find this book a treasure trove of literary terrors." — Publishers Weekly (starred review)Here are nineteen Lovecraftian stories—both new and rediscovered—that take their cues from the mythos of the iconic horror writer. Today's masters of supernatural thrills celebrate H. P. Lovecraft's oeuvre with tales of weird fiction and cosmic horror, collected by H...
- Narrated by
- Simon Oats
Unabridged
4 hours 21 min
2010
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While scavenging in the desert, Jansi stumbles across PIM, a stelcorp starship, embedded in the sand. PIM is damaged and needs the boy's help, but Jansi has never encountered a starship before, much less one capable of thought and expression. Together they forge an unlikely friendship, until a Stelcorp shuttle arrives, threatening PIM with destruction. For the boy and the starship, there will be no future unless they triumph against the galaxy's mightiest force.
Journal of Soviet and Post-Soviet Politics and Society
2015/1: The Russian Media and the War in Ukraine
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- Andriy PortnovAndreas UmlandEdwin BaconRolf FredheimTatiana RiabovaOleg RiabovAlexandr OsipianElizaveta GaufmanTatiana Bonch-OsmolovskayaNikolay MitrokhinAnne ApplebaumMargarita AkhvledianiSabra AyresRenaud de la BrosseRory FinninJames MarsonSarah OatesSimon OstrovskyKevin PlattPeter PomerantsevNatalia RulyovaMichael WeissMaksym YakovlyevRasmus Nielson
2015
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The Russian war in Ukraine has been accompanied, fuelled and legitimized by a Russian information war campaign that is unprecedented in its scope and nature. Increasingly lurid in form, sometimes surreal, the Russian state-media propaganda campaign has been surprisingly successful in disguising and distorting the nature of the war and shaping the way it is perceived and understood, both in Russia and beyond. This special issue sets out to launch an interdisciplinary discussion on the Russi...



