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Two brilliant, witty and subversive stories from the modern master - cult classics for the 60s generation
Things- A Story of the Sixties is the story ...
A long-suffering employee in a big corporation has summoned up the courage to ask for a raise. But as he runs through the looming encounter ...
Gaspard Winckler, master forger, is trapped in a basement studio on the outskirts of Paris, with his paymaster's blood on his hands. The motive ...
From the acclaimed journalist and author of Difficult Women, a timely and entertaining take-down of the genius myth, exploring the surprising history of invention, inspiration ...
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A ground-breaking book that ...
Have you noticed that in more and more areas of everyday life, rather than being addressed like a mature adult, you're increasingly treated like ...
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A few years back, Continuum published In The Closet of the Vatican. Frederic Martel's reporting exposed the hypocrisy of the Church and especially its ...
A troubling account of the unexpected impacts of treatment-based alternatives to criminal punishment.
Every year, courts send hundreds of thousands of people to treatment-based programs ...
An original transatlantic history of the invention of the corrections profession and of ensuing debates about punishment's purposes and prisoners' rights.
Impermissible Punishments explores ...
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You are now entering the Palaeodigital...Umbilically attached to our smartphones and tablets, 'oversharing' and posting selfies on social media, constantly checking our 'feeds' for ...
