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Durante oito meses, Tamara Klink viveu sozinha num pequeno veleiro preso no mar congelado do Ártico Groenlandês. Depois de uma longa preparação e de atravessar o oceano desviando de icebergs, ela anc

Copacabana, 2020. Depois da morte da mãe e de perder o emprego e a bolsa de mestrado, Nerissa se vê confinada num apartamento que já não pode mais bancar. A situação piora quando cai nas mãos do sínd

A love letter to the lives, loves, losses, and other mysteries that lay at the heart of our history.Angela Alaimo ODonnell, grandchild of Italian immigrants, granddaughter of coal miners, and author of twelve published poetry collections and thousands of poems, offers her most personal collection to date. These are poems that speak to people, for all of us come from somewheresome world we have necessarily left behind but that still lives within us and makes us who we are.This book is for lovers of stories, told through artful poems and vivid prose, as it invites us all to reflect, laugh, smile, shed a tear, re-live, and perhaps even make sense of our own childhood experiences. Dip into it while sitting by the fire or gathered with friends and family in a shared celebration of our personal histories and the bonds that connect us to one another."The childhood belonging to each of us is unique, as is each human beingyet there are some things that remain constant. We all have a mother and father, and, if we are lucky, sisters and brothers. We all have a place that we come from that has helped shape us into who we are. We all have memories that stay with us, bring us joy, and haunt us, and we all face the daily decision of what to do with those memoriesto preserve them or to let them fade. My vocation, as a poet, compels me to turn them into story and song. These poems tell my stories, and I also hope they, in some way, tell yours." -Angela Alaimo ODonnell

Uma visita ao Chile se transforma em jornada existencial para Afonso Cruz. Além de escapar por um triz de um cerco policial a manifestantes e de sofrer um acidente quase fatal, ele descobre o céu do deserto do Atacama e a historia de um homem indigena levado a força da Patagonia chilena. Entre tantas experiencias, um ponto em comum se ilumina, refletido nas paginas deste livro: o de que tudo carrega a sua propria finitude.

Marty Waters is a computer support specialist and history buff whose main hobby is working at the local historical society. When a boy goes missing, Marty offers his tech skills to aid the police in finding him. Enter Officer Hottie and his K-9 partner, Dexter. Grant Webster works as a K-9 officer with the Carlisle PD, and hes been assigned to the recent kidnapping case. He could do without the assistance of the computer geek who insists on helping, though, no matter how cute he is.It turns out, Martys historical knowledge and research skills are more useful than Grant expected, and together theyre able to recognize the kidnappers pattern, but the long hours bring an intense attraction neither of them has ever experienced. Is the interest real or just a reaction to the excitement and danger? As more children are taken, they will have to set aside their attraction and rely on each other, and Dexter, to find the kids in time.

An outrageously witty tragicomedy-of-manners about a queer black teenager coming of age, introduced by Mendez, author of Rainbow Milk.When a peacocks days are over, theyre over.Oliver is precocious, black and gay. He reads Baudelaire, plays with his pet peacock, eats smoked oysters and fends off the maid Della Mae whenever she gets the Nasties. He lives in rural Michigan with two elderly ladies: the white, wealthy Etta and her devoted housekeeper, Harry, his aunt. When a psychic warlock named Maurice LeFleur comes to stay, however, promising to contact the ghost of Ettas dead son, their eccentric household starts to fall apart.First published in 1965, at the height of the Civil Rights Movement, this sparklingly witty debut novel is a radically hopeful vision of racial integration and sexual acceptance that was years ahead of its time.

Outstanding .... This is superior crime fiction. Sunday Times. A gruesome discovery behind apartment walls. A desperate authors dark secret. A stalker who will kill to destroy everythingJensen returns in her most sinister case yet. When human remains turn up behind an apartment wall in the middle of Copenhagen, DI Henrik Jungersen knows he is hunting for killer that has been hiding in plain sight. Jensen, who should be enjoying maternity leave is struggling with her own bombshell, legendary author Valde Brix is claiming to be her father. But Brix has an ulterior motive: he wants Jensen to use her sleuthing skills to find the stalker who is threatening to ruin his life. When a woman connected to Brix turns up brutally murdered, Jensen and her teenage apprentice Gustav become embroiled in Henriks investigation. It becomes clear that the stalker wont stop, until Brix is destroyed. Jensen realises with growing horror that her own loved ones are in mortal danger. As bodies pile up and the stalker closes in, Jensen races to uncover a truth so devastating it will shatter everything she thought she knew about family, trust, and survival.

Devaneio em si é resistência. É sobrevivência de opressão, de desencaixe existencial feminino. É polifônico. Vozes de dor, luto, solidão. Mas também de amor. Amor romântico, sensual, bem-humorado, às

Um dos maiores clássicos da literatura afro-americana, elogiado por W.E.B. Du Bois como um dos romances que melhor traduz o drama do colorismo no pós-abolição dos Estados Unidos, De passagem inaugura

Um grupo de conhecidos se junta para praticar pequenos atos de "terrorismo arquitetônico". São intervenções em igrejas, ataques a políticos corruptos, rituais que combinam magia, arte e sexo. Eles sã

Da vencedora do Nobel, um romance que revisita A montanha mágica para criar uma história sem igual que mescla horror, ironia, comédia e parábola feminista. Görbensdorf, Baixa Silésia, 1913. O jovem p

Once part of a dying species, one wolf now harnesses supernatural and godlike abilities as it fights for survival, in this grimdark fantasy adventure.Its been nearly a millennium since wolves prowled the earth. Theyre only spoken of as mythical destroyers of life. But one solitary wolf, born a simple, primal beast, is becoming the very monster of legend feared by both humans and otherworldly creatures. A multilimbed shapeshifter, it slaughters anything that threatens it or the pack of companions it has sworn to protect, including Emhreeil; her human friend, Katherine; and a goblin known as Scruffy.All three are grateful for the wolfs guidance but frightened of its growing power. And as the team navigates warring factions battling for control of a dungeon labyrinth, they discover one of those factions wants to ally themselves with their party. This partnership would allow them the means to telepathically communicate with their savage leaderand access a ritual blood spell to make the wounded Emhreeil whole once more, an offer they cant refuse.As the two groups join forces, Emhreeil undergoes a physical transformation as uncanny as the wolfs: now shes a winged elven vampire, consumed with bloodlust and evolving into an immortal being. Although powerful, her healing comes at the cost of her humanity. With each victory won against monsters and hunters living in the dungeon, she descends further into madness. And as she and the wolf prove themselves as apex predators, they begin to reach toward a godhood that Katherine and Scruffy dontand cantshare.But their enemies still stalk them. The dungeon lord Baron Manos Ironheart will stop at nothing to make the wolf his personal weapon, and Emhreeils volatile mother, Marquess Irythiel, has massacred a dungeon nobles family in a quest to find her daughter. As these threats and more close in, the wolf and his pack know they must break out of the underground labyrinth . . . and take the fight to the surface once and for all.The third volume of the hit LitRPG adventure serieswith more than a million views on Royal Roadnow available in paperback, ebook, and audiobook!Tropes include: found family and fight to survive.

Novo romance de uma das mais celebradas escritoras brasileiras de hoje.Um jovem magistrado, em resposta a uma representaço por excesso de prazo, precisa prestar contas de sua lentido em um caso sensivel que o acompanha ha meses. Aos seus superiores, dirige uma especie de defesa-autobiografia em que revisita os anos de carreira nas pequenas comarcas de Claudia, Vera e Feliz Natal, no interior do Mato Grosso. Entre audiencias, despachos e tentativas de conciliaço, acumulam-se historias extravagantes que expem a afetaço e o ridiculo de todo um sistema que se quer solene, revelando as fissuras do universo de servidores que orbitam os foruns, figuras tragicomicas como o proprio juiz, unidas pela contingencia do cargo e quase nada mais. E enquanto sela o destino dos outros, o jovem juiz ve o seu lhe escapar.Transferido de cidade em cidade, cercado de relaçes provisorias e com dificuldade de construir laços duradouros amigos, companheira, uma familia possivel , enfrenta a experiencia de ter autoridade sobre tudo, exceto a propria solido. Em Claudia Vera Feliz Natal, Mariana Salomo Carrara confirma a singularidade de um projeto literario que se reinventa a cada obra.Com arquitetura narrativa ousada e dominio cada vez mais surpreendente da linguagem, a autora transforma o universo juridico em materia de ficço de alta voltagem e escancara o desconcerto comico de quem acredita que a lei pode dar forma ao mundo apenas para descobrir que o mundo insiste em escapar.

Do premiado autor de Eles eram muitos cavalos. Dezoito histórias de vidas anônimas atravessadas por perdas, violência, memória, desejo e amor. Um retrato poderoso, por vezes comovente, por vezes crue

When I think of Sylvia Plath, I am in awe of her intelligence, her language, her wit, her consonantal music - her sheer gift, and what must have been her drive, as its guardian, possessor, possessee, to realise it. Sharon OldsThe Poems of Sylvia Plath is a landmark publication: the definitive edition of the poets work for scholars, students and general readers. Sylvia Plaths first Collected Poems was published in 1981. This new volume draws on decades of research and almost doubles the content of that edition. The book is in two parts: the first contains the poems Plath composed in the last ten years of her life and upon which her reputation is founded, and the second includes those poems written in childhood and through her student years. In both sections, the editors have dated, corrected and arranged each poem chronologically, drawing on manuscripts, typescripts and related archival material. Critical notes document and cast new light on Plaths extraordinary evolution as a poet, from her childhood compositions, through the early blossoming of her talent and ambition, and into the molten core that was to shape the poems of her last few years, securing her place in literary history.

One of Americas great writers RODDY DOYLEVlautins characters are a vast chorus of broken hearts, reaching for grace COLIN WALSHNo one writes with such empathy and insight as Willy Vlautin BEN MYERSVlautin writes about people overlooked by society and overlooked by literature ANN PATCHETT The moving, large-hearted story of a young boy in danger of slipping through societys cracks and the unlikely father figure who takes him under his wing.And try to breathe, man. You gotta remember to breathe. You wont get so panicky if you can remember that.Eddie Wilkens runs his own house-painting business. Forty-something and living alone, he just wants to take life one day at a time. When his eight-year-old neighbour, Russell, starts hanging around, Eddie sees that this small kid - with his single mother working nights and his violent older brother - is struggling to keep his head above water, and so tries to help.Equal parts heart wrenching and uplifting, The Left and the Lucky is a portrait of this unusual friendship - the ways hurt shatters people and the compassionate acts that can, maybe, hold some of those pieces together.

The Isle of Seven Cities isnt where its supposed to be, it doesnt have seven cities except when it does, and its disorienting even to those who live there. But its also the best lead to how magic came back to the world, so journalists Innis Stuart and Karsten Roth are en route to Seven Cities to dig up the biggest story of their lives.

O romance de hóquei que conquistou todos os corações e se tornou um fenómeno mundial, inspirando a série de sucesso Heated Rivalry, com Connor Storrie e Hudson Williams.Nada interfere com o jogo de S

A continuação da história de Ilya e Shane, o romance de hóquei que conquistou todos os corações e se tornou um fenómeno mundial, inspirando a série de sucesso Heated Rivalry, com Connor Storrie e Hud

Até onde alguém iria para se encaixar?Dez anos após se formar, Maya Mason está de volta à Universidade de Princeton, mas o que era para ser um fim de semana de celebração pela formatura de sua irmã m