It’s Good To Be Back Home, Where They Want to Kill You
…I’ve ever seen of this series was The Gray Man in Italian, which came out last year. It wasn’t even in English. I can’t read it. Chapter 16: What’s the…
…I’ve ever seen of this series was The Gray Man in Italian, which came out last year. It wasn’t even in English. I can’t read it. Chapter 16: What’s the…
…Southerner, whose convictions lay with the Union cause and who traveled by horse to treat the wounded on both sides of the battlefield. Peterson uses journal entries and letters from…
…nanny for John Tanner, a widower with two young children: seven-year-old Milly and five-year-old Martin. As Corrigan steps into the role of caring for them, she can’t help but think…
…gleefully capsizes literary conventions. The girl in question is Gwen, the incredibly bored daughter of Phil Needle, a hot-shot radio producer who is married to Marina, a painter and Gwen’s…
…to the edge: of sanity, of morality, of survival. Decisions can literally mean life or death, and the consequences of each individual’s actions can have enormous, sometimes nationwide or global,…
Sussex Academic Press
240 pages
$34.95
“Brilliantly documents the way Jews have imagined dogs and in so doing imagined what it means to be a human, a Jew, and an Israeli. A substantial contribution to both Jewish studies and animal studies, the text will be valuable both to research scholars and as an engaging resource for teaching undergraduates about the diverse experience of Jews throughout history.”
–Aaron Gross, University of San Diego