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Leave it to Psmith (Wisehouse Classics Edition)

Leave it to Psmith (Wisehouse Classics Edition)

Leave it to Psmith (Wisehouse Classics Edition) P. G. Wodehouse - - Leave It to Psmith is a comic novel by English author P. G. Wodehouse, first published in the United Kingdom on 30 November 1923 by Herbert Jenkins, London, England and in the United States on 14 March 1924 by George H. Doran, New York. It had previously been serialised, in the Saturday Evening Post in the US between 3 ...
The Big Book of In-Your-Face Gay Etiquette

The Big Book of In-Your-Face Gay Etiquette

The Big Book of In-Your-Face Gay Etiquette Daniel Curzon - - In some places it is the best of times to be gay. In other places it is the worst. If you have chosen to be gay - and why wouldn't you? - remember to 1) be proud, but watch your back at all times, and 2) to be good, except when you shouldn't. This is the 3rd and completely updated 21st Century Edition of the classic, ...
Sweet, Sweet, Stories, Some Sweeter than Others

Sweet, Sweet, Stories, Some Sweeter than Others

Sweet, Sweet, Stories, Some Sweeter than Others Daniel Curzon - - Sweet, Sweet Stories, Some Sweeter Than Others by Daniel Curzon is a product of a lifetime of living with a super-thin skin and a lot of scar tissue from the vicissitudes of the world. Whether it is possessed of a “monumental originality,” as expressed by Phi Beta Kappa Reviews, it is at the very least a readable, ...
A Biopsy of Literature’s Dangerous Nature

A Biopsy of Literature’s Dangerous Nature

A Biopsy of Literature’s Dangerous Nature Sam Vaseghi - - MUSINGS OF A TRANSLATOR -- The translator is a curious beast. Exploration is the nature of his existence. Through answers he uncovers his purpose. His purpose is to examine the knowledge he’s just discovered and then come to the root of its reason. Curiosity is biopsy. . . an exploration, invasion, a microscopic theft that is ...

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