The Last Bad Job is the story of a reporter on a hell of an assignment: Five months on a New Mexico desert compound to cover the next Jonestown. For one reporter, it could be a career-maker. But when
Dancing on the Canon, now available in paperback for the first time, explores the vexed relationship between popular dance and value. In a critique of the Western art canon, it traces the shifting val
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Seeking to rediscover the full reality of what it means to be female, this book looks to Gods Word as the foundation to help Christian women to live out their callings as free and authentic members of
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