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RAPilates: Body and Mind Conditioning in the Digital Age

Chuck D. & Kathy Lopez | HEALTH & MEDICINE, Apr 01, 2024

A solid and fun introduction to Pilates for both beginners and readers with some knowledge of Pilates. Fans of hip-hop will appreciate this book too.

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The Doors Unhinged: Jim Morrison’s Legacy Goes on Trial

John Densmore | PERFORMING ARTS, Nov 01, 2023

Music-fan readers are given a true warts-and-all look inside a legendary band and their shortcomings.

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West Jerusalem Noir

| FICTION, Sep 01, 2023

Rather than collections of crime noir, these are deep dives into the anguished psyche of a grievously divided city.

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East Jerusalem Noir

| FICTION, Sep 01, 2023

Rather than collections of crime noir, these are deep dives into the anguished psyche of a grievously divided city.

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Sufferah: The Memoir of a Brixton Reggae-Head

Alex Wheatle | MEMOIR, Jun 01, 2023

Readers will be drawn to Wheatle’s exquisite prose, and lovers of music will appreciate how reggae brings light during difficult times.

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Cleveland Noir

| MYSTERY, May 01, 2023

One of the best in a very good series, this title should fly off the shelves.

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The Inner Ear of Don Zientara: A Half Century of Recording in One of America’s Most Innovative Studios, Through the Voices of Musicians

| PERFORMING ARTS, Apr 01, 2023

With a wide range of pieces and candid photographs throughout, this work will likely appeal to music fans and readers interested in independent music studios and music history.

Tell the Rest

Lucy Jane Bledsoe | FICTION, Mar 31, 2023

Writing in a graceful, fluid style, Bledsoe examines life in Rockside in all its dimensions while revealing how Delia makes peace with a traumatic time of her past. Delia’s reconnecting with Ernest, who bonded with her during camp and is now an accomplished poet, gives the novel a definite upbeat tone and message. Both insightful and page-turning; highly recommended.