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  • av Jules Deelder
    120,-

    Transeuropa is a series of wickedly funny poems by bestselling Dutch performance poet Jules Deelder about foibles, trouble and strife in Europe throughout the ages.

  • av Norbert Hirschhorn
    120,-

  • av Michael Dean
    151,-

  • av Vincent Bijlo
    141,-

  • av Wendy Brandmark
    151,-

  • av Jeroen Blokhuis
    141,-

  • av Karen Jennings
    151,-

  • av Karen Jennings
    141,-

  • av Arnold Jansen op de Haar
    131,-

  • av Anthony Ferner
    131,-

    Fiction. Jewish Studies. Winegarden recounts episodes in the life of Jacob Winegarden, an agnostic Jewish professor of theoretical physics whose speciality is 'thought experimentation.' A burly, vague, distracted man, a fan of popular films such as Toy Story and Fantastic Voyage, Jacob is still forlornly infatuated with his enigmatic wife, Miriam. She brings him back to reality: he is in a world of his own, she says, but there are things that need doing in this one. Moving backwards and forwards in time, the book touches on different parts of Winegarden's life and thoughts, and tells a larger personal story of grief and survival, the ambivalence and persistence of love, and the meaning of being Jewish.

  • av Karen Jennings
    131,-

  • av Michael Dean
    162,-

    A Diamond in the Dust is a fictionalised account of the life of Charles I from his birth to the age of twenty-eight. This first novel in the trilogy The Stuarts: Love, Art, War, shows Charles I growing up and finding love. It puts the vilified king in a different light.

  • av Karen Hayes
    135,-

    These engaging poems were written over a period of time and as part of different projects, yet they all touch on aspects of faith.

  • - How America came to fight Britain for its independence
    av Michael Dean
    180,-

    Set in Boston and London over sixteen years, True Freedom is a panoramic account of how America came to fight Britain for its freedom in the eighteenth century. It is full of vivid period details, you can almost hear the clerks scribbling away in the American Department and feel the determination of the Boston people to defy parliament in London.

  • - A novel
    av Anthony Ferner
    164,-

    A literary translator looks back on the events and encounters that have shaped him in his peregrinations from London to Lima, Paris to Madrid, Leiden and back to London over three decades. He finds it hard to make sense of the opaque syntax of his own life and relationships. Can a chance meeting bring some much-desired clarity?

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