$14.99, hardcover (originally $34.95)
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$7.99, hardcover (originally $29.95)

These two cookbooks from the editors of Cook's Country include home-style recipes from across the country, both ones featured in the magazine and ones submitted by Cook's Country readers.

$5.99, paperback (originally $13.99)

We have a wide assortment of books from the recent editions of the Philip K. Dick novels published by Mariner (including The Valis Trilogy, pictured here), as well as other bargain editions of this science fiction master's work.

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Our inventory of the lovely NYRB Classics collection has grown, now including a number of titles published in the 2011 series. These beautifully designed little volumes bring forgotten or little known works of literary merit back to public awareness, accompanied by introductions by some of today's greatest writers, including Jonathan Lethem and Hilary Mantel.

$24.99, hardcover (originally $55)

"When Walker's explosive black paper silhouettes began appearing in galleries in the early 90s, forcing stereotypical slavery-era iconography to represent graphically sexualized plantation violence and relentlessly destroyed innocence, it was clear that a new artistic vocabulary had been discovered and delivered full force. This collection of Walker's astonishing tableaux dramatizes black-white interactions via horrifically accurate imaginings of one-on-one encounters--encounters that, in their microcosms of exploitation and mutual dependency, seem to speak directly to current forms of black-white relations."
--Publishers Weekly

$5.99, hardcover (originally $14.95)

Culled from his three-volume Lectures on Physics and book Six Easy Pieces, also made up of physics lectures, Six Not-So-Easy Pieces is celebrated physicist and professor Richard P. Feynman's examination of Einstein's Theory of Relativity. These lectures delve into not only the complexity but also the beauty of Einstein's work, and explain his theories and discoveries in a clear and entertaining style.

$40 (paperback) in Very Good condition

Originally published by Cambridge University Press in 2004

Dr. Hunter presents here a critical edition, with introduction and explanatory commentary, of the fragments of Eubulus, a comic poet of the fourth century B.C. This is the first modern edition in any language of the fragments of any poet of the so-called Middle Comedy (that is, the comedy of the central part of the fourth century). The introduction discusses not only Eubulus's life and work, but also the genre of Middle Comedy as a whole.

$26 (paperback) in Very Good condition

Originally published by
McFarland and Company in 2007

For a generation of children growing up in the late sixties and early seventies, the television shows by puppeteers Sid and Marty Krofft were some of the most memorable on Saturday morning. This work provides a history of the Kroffts' pre-television career and offers discussions of their eleven Sunday morning shows.

$35 (hardcover) in Very Good condition

Originally published by MIT Press in 2000

This book encompasses the behavior and mentality of nonhuman as well as human animals and a full range of evolutionary approaches. Rather than a collection by and for the like-minded, it is a debate about how evolutionary processes have shaped cognition.

$60 (hardcover) in New condition

Originally published by Pathfinder in 2000

In the speeches collected here, the legendary Argentine-born revolutionary, who helped lead the first socialist revolution in the Americas and initiate the renewal of Marxism, speaks as an equal with youth of Cuba and the world. They are compiled with the cooperation of Casa Editora Abril.

$100 (paperback) in Very Good condition

Originally published by Daniel Katz Ltd. in 1999

This title was published in association with the Daniel Katz Gallery, London, to mark the centenary of the death of one of the museum's major benefactors, C.D.E. Fortnum, whose bequest to the Ashmolean formed the nucleus of what is now one of the finest collections of Renaissance bronzes in Europe.

$145 (hardcover) in Very Good condition

Originally published by Nazraeli Press in 2000

"This publication explores two decades of Kenna's photographs, illustrating the strength of his original visual aesthetic. This aesthetic is highlighted by presenting his work from the 1970s to the 1990s not in a chronological order, but in an innovative visual sequencing. Like the notes of a musical score, the lyrical quality of Kenna's images is enhanced by the pairings that have been made." --from the preface