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Norris R: Strange Things Are Happening /
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Strange Things Are Happening

Musicians in the Time of Stalin

The Sound of Utopia

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Empty Pockets, Wide Eyes

Life, loss and laughter from behind the hospital curtain

Be Patient

A Time of Loss

from the bestselling author of Little Weirds

Lifeform

'This is a book about struggling to live as you are when there is no narrative for that person, no role to suit, no story for your story - and discovering that all along there was such a narrative, just never one you knew' Far from being a recent phenomenon, there have been countless brilliant lives and diverse cultures who have 'transed' gender all along, from the Wild West to Vichy France, to myriad non-Western cultures. In BOTH AND NEITHER Alex Marzano-Lesnevich rewrites into history those who've transed gender in a series of indelible portraits, that run alongside their own personal journey of identity, from living as a woman to eschewing the binary entirely. By bringing to life characters from the past and creating, on the page, an eclectic cross-historical community of gender defiance, Alex writes into existence the very community - the very history - that they themselves need. As they discover, the way we are seen is as crucial to identity as our own expression of it. In a contemporary expansion of gender, in a relentlessly binary culture like ours, how do you truly see and live beyond the binary? In BOTH AND NEITHER Alex proves the gender binary, which appears so concrete to us, to actually be a relatively recent construction. Alex's own testosterone-aided transition brings them to a place between - a new space of possibility - in a brilliantly interwoven text that, in interrogating the past, illuminates the future.

Both and Neither

My Adventures in Neurodiversity

Normally Weird and Weirdly Normal

Society disables us more than autism ever could

A Memoir and Manifesto About Autism

Danny's People

Before Anna Delvey, before the Tinder Swindler, there was 'Hipster Grifter' Kari Ferrell

You'll Never Believe Me

Step inside his home and you'll see papier-mâché birds, a life-sized cardboard tiger, model cars; his work bench a vibrant collage of creativity, from hand-drawn maps and postcards to newly devised toys for his beloved grandchildren. Tom Karen is a toymaker, creative genius, award-winning designer and one of the world's most remarkable inventors. From inventing the Marble Run to designing the iconic Raleigh Chopper bike and creating the Bond Bug, Tom's designs are cherished the world over, but behind these fantastical creations lies an equally remarkable life. Born in the 1920s into a wealthy family and raised in Czechoslovakia by nannies, Tom had a lonely upbringing and longed for pencils, paper, paints and brushes. His childhood was short-lived when Tom and his family had to flee for their lives following the rise of Nazi Germany. It was this formative experience that would transform Tom's life. Arriving in the UK, Tom would establish himself as a creator slowly building the career that would see him dubbed 'the man who designed the seventies'. Told through the prism of Tom's incredible designs, Toymaker is a story about life, about imagination, about being in the present and existing in the past; about painting, drawing, chopping and changing; about thinking, discussing, arguing and listening. Tom's life is a tale of a century of creativity and how 'things' come to define who we are - and help us look ahead to where we're going.

The autobiography of the man whose designs shaped our childhoods

Toymaker

How is a person changed by commitment to their passion, and how does their commitment change over time? These are questions that esteemed climber Sonnie Trotter asks as he reflects on the most thrilling adventures of his sport and his life.2025 is Sonnie Trotter’s 30th year climbing. He’s been at the forefront of the sport for most of that time, specializing in first ascents on rock faces most people cannot imagine scaling. In Uplifted, Sonnie recounts the most memorable moments of his career, also describing the rich relationships that are the spine of the sport. In addition, he investigates the psyche that draws one to and then evolves during years of engaging with this uniquely challenging endeavor.&nbsp; From learning to climb in an ancient grain silo in southern Ontario, to mastering some of the hardest, tallest rock climbs on Earth, Sonnie shares entertaining but candid tales about life on the road, living in the dirt, overcoming obstacles, and changing within his sport. He writes as if he is sharing stories around the campfire at the end of a great day, evoking that feeling of being bone-tired but loving the camaraderie so much so that you don’t want to retire to your tent. He embodies a “humble masculinity” in what is perceived as a high-adrenaline, hard-charging sport, but reveals that climbing is very much about careful consideration, insightful reflection, and balancing challenge and risk.&nbsp;Sonnie speaks openly about how his attitude towards the risks climbing demands has shifted as he has aged and his life’s circumstances have altered. Now married with two young children, he describes how he has reconciled these parts of his life and his identity. This is a crossroads that many – whether from commitment to a sport or through other circumstances of life – have faced and will relate to.

How is a person changed by commitment to their passion, and how does their commitment change over time? These are questions that esteemed climber Sonnie Trotter asks as he reflects on the most thrilling adventures of his sport and his life.Trotter has been dangling from astonishingly high places for over 25 years, more than half his life. He’s been at the forefront of the sport for most of that time, specializing in first ascents on rock faces most people cannot imagine scaling. In Uplifted, Sonnie recounts the most memorable moments of his career but also the rich relationships, including with epic climbers such as Tommy Caldwell ("Dawn Wall") and Alex Honnold ("Free Solo"), that are the spine of the sport, as well as the psyche that draws one to and evolves as one grows into and through this unique and challenging endeavor.From learning to climb in an ancient grain silo in southern Ontario, to mastering some of the hardest, tallest rock climbs on Earth, Sonnie shares entertaining but candid tales about life on the road, living in the dirt, overcoming obstacles, and changing within his sport. He writes as if he is sharing stories around the campfire at the end of a great day, when you are bone-tired but loving the camaraderie, so much so that you don’t want to retire to your tent. He embodies a “humble masculinity” in what is perceived as a high-adrenaline, hard-charging sport, but reveals that it is very much about careful consideration, insightful reflection, and balancing challenge and risk.Sonnie speaks openly about how his attitude towards the risks climbing demands has changed as he has aged and changed his life’s circumstances. Now married with two young children), he describes how he has reconciled these parts of his life and his identity. This is a crossroads that many – whether from commitment to a sport or through other circumstances of life – have faced and will relate.

Stories of Climbing with Friends in High Places

Uplifted

Strange Things Are Happening

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