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"We give life, not death..."But humans, humans only know how to kill."Award-winning author Easterine Kire weaves an enchanting tale out of the traditions and folklore and very landscape of her native Naga peoples.  A young girl''s coming of age threatens to tear the bond between daughter and mother. The first flames of romantic passion bring a different kind of threat... Easterine succeeds in making the universal human condition ring forth from a place so very different from our own.  

"More appalling than the fury of a wild beast . . . was the . . . savage purpose man alone is capable of."A classic tale by Joseph Conrad, made available once again. Conrad (1857-1924) spent his most formative years in France and sailing under the French flag. Napoleon loomed large in his imagination.Conrad worked for decades to capture the spirit of the Napoleonic era, yet only a handful of tales ever saw print.Written at the peak of his career, The Duel has its origins in a true story that captivated the world.A fast-paced drama that touches on essential Conradian themes of character, obsession, the death urge, and the cosmic irony of man's desires set against a vast and indifferent world.