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From award-winning author Matt Rendell, an examination of the phenomenal success of Alejandro Valverde and the moral decay at the heart of Spanish cycling.

Rendell Matt: The Green Bullet / B

The Green Bullet

The rise, fall and resurrection of Alejandro Valverde and Spanish cycling’s corruption

A First Historical Assessment

The Presidency of Joseph R. Biden

A spirited ranking of the greatest players of all time

The Golf 100

Map book - including town and village maps with facilities

Camino de Santiago - Camino Frances

The Heartache and Triumph of Golf's Most Human Superstar

Rory

The selected journals of trans, mixed-race artist and dyke erotica writer Red Jordan Arobateau, teeming with politics, sex, trans community, artmaking, and the minutia of living in gentrifying San Francisco. 

Best known for his erotic lesbian fiction, Red Jordan Arobateau also maintained and self-published a journal for roughly twenty years, documenting his life on-as he calls it-the "abject bottom" of life in the U.S.. Edited and introduced by poet and scholar Cameron Awkward-Rich with a foreword by Michelle Tea, Effluvium of the Ordinary Days captures Arobateau's time as a young dyke in the criminalized cultures of 1950s-60s gay bars of Chicago and New York; his transition from dyke to trans man in late 1990s San Francisco; and his return to painting and an unfolding spirituality within that rapidly gentrifying city. Effluvium is what Arobateau might have called, "a novel combined with a journal-da novel/journal! Taking all the liberty in the world! A domain where verse can be inserted, dreams recorded, my everyday political rants printed out, combined with my forté-fiction! All under one binding &amp; title!"

Selected Journals

Effluvium of the Ordinary Days

Football in a State of Emergency

Injury Time

A photographic celebration of the great Spanish city, from Alfonso to Thomas StruthThis volume features more than 150 photographs by some of the greatest names in photography, both Spanish and international, together with an exhaustive essay by the writer Antonio Muñoz Molina on Madrid's illustrious history as a subject for photography. It includes the brilliant photographs of Alfonso, perhaps the greatest graphic chronicler of Madrid at the beginning of the 20th century; the prewar and wartime images of Henri Cartier-Bresson, Robert Capa and Gerda Taro; the postwar portraits of William Klein, Francesc Català-Roca and Ramón Masats, among others; the post-Franco developing society immortalized by photographers from Spain and elsewhere such as Gianni Ferrari; the mythical images of the Movida in Madrid by Alberto García-Alix; and the cultural and economic environment of the 21st century through the eyes of Cristina García Rodero and Thomas Struth.

The Green Bullet

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