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The (Religious) War on the Women of Israel
by Elana Maryles Sztokman, PhD, Exec Director, Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance, columnist "Foreword," "Jerusalem Post," "Lilith"
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Non-fiction: General/Other | Last week, Israel's 'Women of the Wall' feminist leader made worldwide & social media headlines for her arrest, sparking an indignant outcry comparing her to a virtual Joan of Arc fighting for
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YOU CAN’T PET A PET FISH
by Anonymous Bestselling Author
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Children's: Picture book | Ever wondered what life looks like from the perspective of a fish in a bowl? YOU CAN'T PET A PET FISH is a 392-word picture book about a little fish who minds
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DOGGONE
by Anonymous bestselling author
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Children's: Picture book | "Bailey was the best dog in the world. He came when he was called.
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SWITCH WITCH
by Anonymous bestselling author
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Children's: Picture book | It's not easy being green. It's especially difficult if your big sister is the famous and beloved Tooth Fairy.
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TUTUSAURUS REX
by Anonymous bestselling author
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Children's: Picture book | What happens when a Tyrannosaurus Rex decides that she'll simply perish if she cannot dance in the school's performance of "Sleeping Beauty"? Meet TUTUSAURUS REX, a perfectly determined T Rex in a
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Charlie Zero's Last-Ditch Attempt
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | The narrative is divided into fifteen chapters that feature the main character, Charlie Zero, who is roughly twenty-seven years of age but going nowhere in life.
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Two Tickets to Memphis
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | In Two Tickets to Memphis, the protagonist, Simon Sample, assumes that he will one day fill the shoes of a venerable New York City congressman who is up for reelection in the
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Stories from the Fall of the Empire
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | In his sixth book, author Harvey Havel brings readers a collection of short stories that vary in style and subject matter.
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From Poets to Protagonists
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | From Poets to Protagonists: Fiction from the Hudson Valley Poetry Scene Featuring the Poets as Main Characters is a literary collection of short stories that depicts some of New York's most well-known
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Freedom of Association
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | Set in the suburbs of present-day New Jersey and also New York City, Freedom of Association traces the demise of three talented poets and their determination to continue their work despite overwhelming
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The Imam
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | The Imam, a bold, epic tale of the fictionalized life of the twelfth Imam colorfully probes the human hearts of Muslim leaders while exploring Islamic thought.
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Noble McCloud
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | At the age of twenty-seven, Noble McCloud of New Jersey may not have money.
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Dancing Backward in Paradise
by Vera Jane Cook
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Fiction: General/Other | Amongst mayhem, murder and lust in a small southern town, a young woman struggles with her conscience and finds her soul, far from the decadence, eccentricity and confusion of her youth.
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Faith Among Friends
by Vera Jane Cook
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Fiction: General/Other | After twenty years, five friends gather at the White Horse Tavern in New York City for Vivian Forrester's startling confession.
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Plague
by Buzz Bernard
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Fiction: Thriller | A bio-terrorist plot focuses on Atlanta, where a CDC researcher and a corporate Big Pharma exec rush to find the perp before he unleashes weaponized Ebola -- the potential black plague of
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Noble McCloud
by Harvey Havel
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The Imam
by Harvey Havel
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Freedom of Association
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | Set in the suburbs of present-day New Jersey and also New York City, Freedom of Association traces the demise of three talented poets and their determination to continue their work despite overwhelming
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From Poets to Protagonists
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | From Poets to Protagonists: Fiction from the Hudson Valley Poetry Scene Featuring the Poets as Main Characters is a literary collection of short stories that depicts some of New York's most well-known
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Stories from the Fall of the Empire
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | In his sixth book, author Harvey Havel brings readers a collection of short stories that vary in style and subject matter.
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Two Tickets to Memphis
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | In Two Tickets to Memphis, the protagonist, Simon Sample, assumes that he will one day fill the shoes of a venerable New York City congressman who is up for reelection in the
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Charlie Zero's Last-Ditch Attempt
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | The narrative is divided into fifteen chapters that feature the main character, Charlie Zero, who is roughly twenty-seven years of age but going nowhere in life.
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Black Brain, White Brain: Race, racism and racial science
by Gavin Evans
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Non-fiction: Science | Draws from recent discoveries in genetics, palaeontology, archaeology and anthropology to argue that the genetic differences between people from all over the world supersede racial categories and they do not relate to
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Andrew Lownie (Andrew Lownie Literary Agency) | ||||||||
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The Clergy Murders
by Ryan Waller
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Fiction: Thriller | A brutal page-turning thriller that takes the reader from the dungeons of sexual abuse to the exalted heights of the papacy while two people try to prove the innocence a of a
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Jewelann Cone (Cascade Literary Agency) | ||||||||
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Charlie Zero's Last-Ditch Attempt
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | The narrative is divided into fifteen chapters that feature the main character, Charlie Zero, who is roughly twenty-seven years of age but going nowhere in life.
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