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Brother - Matthew Dickman - Bog - Faber & Faber - Plusbog.dk

Brother - Matthew Dickman - Bog - Faber & Faber - Plusbog.dk

A dual-authored volume of poems from the multi-award winning Dickman twins - leading voices in America''s outstanding generation of younger poets. Although the brothers extol differing inspirations (Matthew writes with the ebullience of Frank O''Hara, Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac, Michael with the control of William Carlos Williams and Emily Dickinson), they are unified by the unflinching, remarkable verse they wrote when their older sibling tragically took his own life. It is these moving, grieving but life-affirming poems that solely comprise this dual-authored volume. Published in an inventive tête-bêche edition, the poems appear head-to-toe, communing in the middle, making Brother a searing but ultimately up-lifting journey of grief, love and family.''Michael''s poems are interior, fragmentary, and austere, often stripped down to single-word lines; they seethe with incipient violence. Matthew''s are effusive, ecstatic, and all-embracing, spilling over with pop-cultural references and exuberant carnality . . . together, the resonance of the work is amplified.'' New Yorker Matthew Dickman is the author of All-American Poem (2008), 50 American Plays (co-written with his twin brother Michael Dickman, 2012), Mayakovsky''s Revolver (2012), Wish You Were Here (2013) and 24 HOURS (2014). He is the recipient of The May Sarton Award from the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the Kate Tufts Award from Claremont College and a 2015 Guggenheim award. Matthew Dickman is the Poetry Editor of Tin House magazine. He lives in Portland, Oregon.Michael Dickman is the author of three books of poems, The End of the West (2009), Flies (2011, Winner of the James Laughlin Award), and Green Migraine (2015), as well as a book of plays, 50 American Plays , co-written with his twin brother, Matthew Dickman, in 2012. He lives in Princeton, New Jersey, where he is on the faculty at Princeton University.

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My Brother Benjamin - Beth Britten - Bog - Faber & Faber - Plusbog.dk

Mother, Brother, Lover - Jarvis Cocker - Bog - Faber & Faber - Plusbog.dk

When My Brother Was an Aztec - Natalie Diaz - Bog - Faber & Faber - Plusbog.dk

I Will Crash - Rebecca Watson - Bog - Faber & Faber - Plusbog.dk

Nineteen Eighty-Four - George Orwell - Bog - Faber & Faber - Plusbog.dk

A Land More Kind Than Home - Wiley Cash - Bog - Faber & Faber - Plusbog.dk

The Rose of Tibet - Lionel Davidson - Bog - Faber & Faber - Plusbog.dk

The Breach - Naomi Wallace - Bog - Faber & Faber - Plusbog.dk

The Outside Child - Nina Bawden - Bog - Faber & Faber - Plusbog.dk

Invisible Friends - Alan Ayckbourn - Bog - Faber & Faber - Plusbog.dk

The Stories You Tell - Kristen Lepionka - Bog - Faber & Faber - Plusbog.dk

An Enemy of the People - Henrik Ibsen - Bog - Faber & Faber - Plusbog.dk

The Cardinal King - Brian Fothergill - Bog - Faber & Faber - Plusbog.dk

The Cardinal King - Brian Fothergill - Bog - Faber & Faber - Plusbog.dk

When the last and the most significant of the Jacobite uprisings, that of 1745, ended in disaster Prince Henry, the younger brother of Bonnie Prince Charlie, was in his early twenties. Almost at once he exasperated his brother and antagonized his followers by accepting a cardinal''s hat. For eighteen years the brothers never spoke to each other and were not reconciled until the Old Pretender''s death in 1766. Then the Cardinal, who had become one of the richest and most splendid of the princes of the Church, a prelate famous for his love of art and for his lavish hospitality, once again took up the Jacobite cause. . Vainly he tried to obtain recognition for his brother as King of England; and he found himself involved, too, in a European scandal when Price Charles''s wife ran off with the poet Alfieri. On his brother''s death Henry Stuart was acknowledged by Jacobites as Henry IX. The outbreak of the French Revolution reduced him to sudden poverty; and when the mob looted his palace he was compelled to flee. In this distress the last of the Stuarts was rescued by George 111; a pension was offered and gratefully accepted; and with the Cardinal''s death in 1807 the tragic history of his House came at last to an end.Brian Fothergill''s metier was the byways of eighteenth-century and nineteenth-century history.It is eloquently demonstrated in all his books the following of which are being reissued in Faber Finds: The Strawberry Hill Set , Nicholas Wiseman , The Mitred Earl and The Cardinal King . ''Brian Fothergill has written a sympathetic study of this gallant old relic, the epitome of 18th century elegance, who came up smiling, and refused to abate a jot of his claims when the world he knew had fallen about his ears.'' Daily Telegraph ''As a portrait of Henry and as a picture of his age, Brian Fothergill''s The Cardinal King based on new research, is both scholarly and vital, permeated with the quiet humour that makes for sound perspective.'' Birmingham Post

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Disraeli's Grand Tour - Robert Blake - Bog - Faber & Faber - Plusbog.dk

Sudden Times - Dermot Healy - Bog - Faber & Faber - Plusbog.dk

Somadina - Akwaeke Emezi - Bog - Faber & Faber - Plusbog.dk

Somadina - Akwaeke Emezi - Bog - Faber & Faber - Plusbog.dk

A sweeping YA fantasy inspired by indigenous Igbo culture from the Sunday Time s bestselling author – dibias, deities, magic and a twin hunting down her kidnapped brother. We had done and survived unimaginable things. Our world was so much bigger than our town, the river full of crocodiles, and these forests we’d grown up in. There was an entire sea out there to prove it. Somadina and her twin brother, Jayaike, are practically the same person: they finish each other''s sentences and make each other whole. When the twins come of age, their magical gifts begin to develop, but while Jayaike''s powers enchant, Somadina''s cause fear to ripple through her town.Always an outsider, Somadina now faces blatant – and dangerous – hostility. And things go from bad to worse when her brother, the one person she trusted, vanishes. Somadina knows that no matter the dangers, she must track him down. Even if it means entering the Sacred Forest. Even if it means gruelling, otherworldly travel she may not survive. Even if it means finding the hidden places where those closest to the spirit world don''t dare to go.Does Somadina have the strength – within both her body and her soul – for the trying journey ahead? Sunday Times bestseller Akwaeke Emezi masterfully weaves a tale of identity, family, and the power of the past, in a world where the extraordinary is ordinary.'' Magic is packed into every corner .'' Kirkus Reviews Readers love Akwaeke Emezi: ''Exceptional . . . a powerful magic.''''Unforgettable . . . will stay with me for a long time.''''Phenomenal . . . just wow.''''I love Emezi’s writing.''''One of the best YA novels I have ever read.''''This is something special.''''A must read for ALL.''''One of the best books I have read this year, easily.''

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Freedom and Death - Nikos Kazantzakis - Bog - Faber & Faber - Plusbog.dk

The Fool of the Family - Margaret Kennedy - Bog - Faber & Faber - Plusbog.dk

Charlie Brooker's Screen Burn - Charlie Brooker - Bog - Faber & Faber - Plusbog.dk

Hidden Symptoms - Deirdre Madden - Bog - Faber & Faber - Plusbog.dk