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The Inquirer: Trudy Rubin reviews Shakespeare in Kabul
'Last week I read a book called Shakespeare in Kabul that probably upends everything you thought you knew about Afghanistan.'
A review of SHAKESPEARE IN KABUL on The Shakespeare Blog
'It’s a fascinating story, beginning with the difficulties of translating the play, and the problems of finding actors since theatre is not part of Afghanistan’s culture...'
Hugh Thomson writes about SHAKESPEARE IN KABUL
'A remarkable new book has just come out about trying to mount a production of Shakespeare in Afghanistan, using a mixed cast, which of course is in itself a radical step...'
Dr Paul Edmondson on SHAKESPEARE IN KABUL
'I wish this book especially well because hearing Stephen talk about it reminded me of the freedoms that Shakespeare and poetry and drama make possible.'
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South America While Brazil declared war on Germany in the First World War, the rest of South America held back. But four – Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru and Uruguay – did break off diplomatic relations with Germany in 1917, in sympathy with US policy and with the Allies in Europe. Their reward was a place at the Paris Peace Conference table and for the first time a chance to play a role on the world stage rather than just in their own backyard. |
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2010-10-01 9781906598242 Hardback World History, Makers of the Modern World
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Theme Song for an Old Show The third novel in Jeffrey Lewis's 'Meritocracy Quartet' sees Louie rising rapidly to become a producer on a hit show. But the shows ratings soon begin to fall, will it cannibalize for one last big tune-in , or will it be allowed to conclude it's run in dignity? |
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2010-10-01 9781906598808 Paperback UK & Commonwealth Fiction
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Makers of the Modern World MAKERS OF THE MODERN WORLD: THE PEACE CONFERENCES OF 1919-23 AND THEIR AFTERMATH is a groundbreaking new series containing 32 titles, being published by Haus from NOVEMBER 2008-2010. Get a 30% discount when you subscribe to the series! Please note that not all books are available yet and that after the subscription payment has been made books will be dispatched when they are published. The entire series will be published by November 2010. For further details please contact info@hauspublishing.com |
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2010-09-01 9781906598303 Hardback World History, Makers of the Modern World
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Camus Camus’s works keep being rediscovered and set against a contemporary backdrop. While he is often said to be a writer of allegories and moral abstractions, his fiction and philosophical essays are, as this book aims to highlight, autobiographical in their origins and incidents. |
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2010-09-01 9781906598402 Paperback World Biography
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Edgar Allan Poe The United States was only two decades old when Edgar Allan Poe was born. He stands at the very beginning of American literature, an orphaned, rootless, haunted man who in just forty years gave short story writing its modern cast, pioneered detective fiction, and wrote some of the most memorable lyric poems in the English language. |
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2010-09-01 9781905791521 Paperback World Biography
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