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  • af Justine Chan
    177,95 kr.

    Justine Chan's debut book Should You Lose All Reason(s) is a luminous triptych of poems in which she examines her experiences as a Chinese American woman yearning for genuine belonging and connection. In conversation with a Southern Paiute folktale, these poems run off the page, exploring landscapes, cityscapes, music, exile, race, family, and resilience.

  • af Glenn Scoggins
    175,95 kr.

    Saint Maur International School has sat on the bluff overlooking Yokohama, Japan since 1872. It is Japan's oldest international school and one of the oldest of its kind in the world. Historian, teacher, and author Glenn Scoggins celebrates the school's sesquicentennial with Steadfast: Saint Maur's First 150 Years on Yokohama's Bluff, presenting the fascinating, interlocking histories of Japan, Yokohama, and Saint Maur over the centuries. With a unique and idiosyncratic approach to history, Scoggins champions feminist histories, highlighting the fierce women who were foundational to the school. In the early days, there is the hopeful, steely Mother Mathilde Raclot under whose leadership and dedication the Saint Maur sisters established Saint Maur in a country where the practice of Christianity was still illegal. We also meet funny and fearless Sister Carmel O'Keefe; assigned the daunting task of overseeing the school in the immediate wake of World War II, she revives the school from the ashes and steers it into the 21st century. Having taught at Saint Maur for forty-five years, Scoggins also brings his expatriate perspective and story to the history. With its mix of primary-source material and firsthand accounts, Steadfast is expansive and intimate in its scope.

  • af Zack Davisson
    177,95 kr.

  • af Brian Wiklem
    752,95 kr.

    Fighting to Be Heard is a love letter to one of the most over-engineered jet aircraft ever built: the British Aerospace 146. This regional aircraft was truly the beginning of the ?RJ? (aka Regional Jet), which has become commonplace in air travel today. Although the 146 was ahead of its time, the program, the company, and the aircraft was plagued with many challenges. As a result, the 146 became the last commercial aircraft to be built in the United Kingdom. The title signifies the uphill battle British Aerospace faced in trying to convince airlines to buy and operate the world's quietest jet.Fighting to Be Heard features stories never before printed, photographs from the archives of British Aerospace that have never been published, and interviews with a wide range of people from pilots to customer service reps, salespeople to airline executives. The author spent over four years researching and interviewing a wide range of people involved with the 146, including airlines and operators that flew this unique aircraft. He's summoned records from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) for the tragic murder in the sky of PSA flight 1771, with never before seen images of evidence derived from over 300 pages of reports and interviews.

  • af Zack Davisson
    182,95 kr.

  • af Todd Shimoda
    252,95 kr.

    Twin cases entangle and drag a morose yet shrewd Japanese private detective into the shadowy depths of the human psyche.

  • af A.V. Crofts
    177,95 kr.

    In a multimedia feast for the senses, this memoir-in-meals crosses the world investigating how food nourishes memory, culture, and community.

  • af Bill Porter
    182,95 kr.

    Bill Porter, a.k.a Red Pine, connects modern China to its past in a riveting journey down the Yellow River.

  • af Deborah Sanwal
    267,95 kr.

    Sanwal learned the secrets of Punjabi cuisine in her mother-in-law's kitchen. She reveals those secrets in easy-to-follow prose and recipes.

  • af Elizabeth Sanders
    132,95 kr.

    Middle-aged Walter Doucet returns to Vacherie, Louisiana, and his low-country roots to build the family's last competing Christmas Eve bonfire.

  • af Mako Idemitsu
    157,95 kr.

    Sakiko cannot say no. Hiroko is tired of hearing it. Two sisters, straddling American and Japanese culture, navigate womanhood.

  • af Marilyn Stablein
    177,95 kr.

    A young artist's letters home to her parents paint a vivid picture of her travels through India, Nepal, and Tibet.

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    187,95 kr.

    Crowley interviews longtime residents of one of Seattle's most culturally vibrant and racially diverse neighborhoods, now beset with rampant gentrification.

  • af Frances McCue
    157,95 kr.

    Haunt the halls of a demolished writers' house. Punch through the "timber curtains" that cover clear-cuts, gentrification, and bereavement.

  • af Marie Rose Wong
    207,95 kr.

    How did discriminatory policies shape a uniquely pan-Asian neighborhood? Multiple disciplines and immigrant histories merge in this timely urban exegesis.

  • af Cho Chongnae
    172,95 kr.

    This muckraking novel by one of Korea's greatest living writers portrays China at the dawn of its global economic dominance.

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    357,95 kr.

    An early immigrant's vision transforms swampland into a beloved public park. Essays, poems, and photographs celebrate Fujitaro Kubota's legacy.

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    307,95 kr.

    From lumberyard to theater, Sancho captures the passion behind a pop-up disco for David Byrne's play about Imelda Marcos.

  • af M. Thomas Gammarino
    257,95 kr.

    This dark sci-fi comedy explores the lost universes of actor Dylan Greenyears. After losing the lead in Titanic, Dylan exiles himself and his wife to a recently-settled exoplanet. For a while, life beyond Earth seems uncannily un-wondrous. But then a box of old fan mail (and the hint of a galaxy-wide conspiracy) offers Dylan a chance to recapture the past.

  • af Lori Matsukawa
    207,95 kr.

    When a little girl has to move away, her babysitter helps her feel brave through food, stories, and traditions.

  • af Char Miller
    125,95 kr.

    Natural Consequences is a collection of forty-two environmental essays by Char Miller, Professor of Environmental Analysis & History at Pomona College in Southern California. These essays variously encourage readers to get out in nature, to take a hike and restore our relationship to the land in order to better recognize the challenges of climate change. Collected into six sections, these personal narratives explore the threats of fire, drought, development, and fracking. Char Miller is well aware of climate change and the ecological degradation developed nations are causing. From personal experiences in his Southern California neighborhood or through his travel, Char Miller explores the damage of the dominant cultures on the environment and the need to address environmental injustice. His thoughtful vignettes and fascinating historical interpretations clearly lay out our challenges. Willing to admit his own role in our worldwide crisis, Char Miller's essays offer local, regional, and global solutions to reduce the natural consequences of our actions.

  • af Sarah Gray
    142,95 kr.

    In Urban Creatures, Sarah Gray's short stories shift from the unsettling to the surreal to the frightening, all cut through with her characteristic black humor. Urban survival makes creatures of us all.

  • - Reflections on US and Southeast Asia Policy in the Trump Era
    af Sally Tyler
    182,95 kr.

    Fledgling democracy and human rights movements challenge autocrats throughout Asia. What role will the US play in the region in a post-Trump world?

  • - The Photography of Nathan Wirth
     
    218,95 kr.

    A multi-genre celebration of the Pacific Northwest featuring monochrome photos by Nathan Wirth and poetry and essays inspired by those photos from leading writers.

  • - In the Footsteps of an 1839 Expedition through the Holy Land
    af Sunil Shinde
    237,95 kr.

    The author retraces the 200-year-old route of artist David Roberts through Cairo, Sinai, Petra, Palestine, Israel, and Lebanon, sketching all the way.

  • - Assisting Japanese Americans During the War
    af Ken Mochizuki
    145,95 kr.

    In this blend of fiction and nonfiction, two young Japanese American sisters try to make sense of a world where their government imprisons them in World War II concentration camps while some of their friends and neighbors come to their aid.

  • - A local history told through tableaux vivants
     
    178,95 kr.

    Photographer Bernstein stages "living pictures" to tell the story of Seattle's Belltown neighborhood, which was known as Film Row during the 1920s, became a haven for artists in the 1960s and 1970s, and gave birth to Grunge in the 1980s and 1990s.

  • af Annie Connole
    145,95 kr.

    The Spring is a book-length lyric essay that examines grief and transformation through the lens of mystical animal appearances following the death of the narrator's partner.

  • af Christina Erteszek
    197,95 kr.

    A daughter recounts how her parents fled war-torn Europe for the US and built the popular Olga brand.

  • - Stories from Nathan's Bus
    af Nathan Vass
    147,95 kr.

    Thirty stories and 32 photos chronicle life on Seattle's No. 7 bus during the graveyard shift.

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