Peter Orbach wants to live. It's too bad he didn't realize this earlier; it won't do him much good now that he's in Hell. He isn't the first person to believe he shouldn't be damned, but he may be the first that's objectively correct. Somehow, his soulless body still lives... and from all appearances, it's doing great without him...

Parting Ways

Comics & Graphic Novels

Foley, Andrew

Graphic Novels

Speakeasy Comics

Cowboys & Aliens

Lente, Fred Van

Literature & Fiction

IMAGE COMICS +

Fed up with receiving poorly-written "Twilight" knockoffs, editor Shannon Wade did what any reasonable person would: she started killing the worst of the would-be authors sending them to her! Meanwhile, a stuttering, overweight vampire has targeted those who portray vampires in a light he deems unrealistic. Not exactly novel but terribly graphic, Done To Death follows Andy and Shannon's paths towards a collision as darkly funny as it is ridiculously violent.

Done to Death

IDW Publishing

The political history of modern times can be characterized essentially as the struggle for freedom. Concomitantly, much significant contemporary literature has concerned itself with the idea of human freedom.  In The Imagination of Freedom, Andrew Foley explores the work of a number of writers who have responded, from a liberal viewpoint, to critical moments in contemporary political history when such freedom has come under severe threat. These writers have used the power of the creative imagination to provide a critique of the illiberal practices of their times and to reassert an alternative vision of a free and open society.  Foley presents a detailed, contextualized discussion of the work of Alan Paton, Chinua Achebe, Ken Kesey, Seamus Heaney, Fay Weldon, Athol Fugard, Mario Vargas Llosa, Ian McEwan and others, in order to reassess the signifi cance of the work of these writers from a contemporary perspective; to clarify their political vision as liberal writers; and more generally to develop a case for liberalism as a coherent and compelling political philosophy.

The Imagination of Freedom: Critical Texts and Times in Contemporary Liberalism

History

Africa

Witwatersrand Univ Pr

1873. Arizona. An era when all a man could count on was his horse and his six-gun, and Indians fought a losing battle with European settlers. Until somebody else entered the fight—an invader who saw all humans as slaves, and was determined to conquer our world.

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