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New Releases Art & Design Chronology of Fashion, The 2 Chronology of Pattern, The 3 How to Read Churches 4 How to Read Fashion 6 How to Read Gardens 5 How to Read the Landscape 7 Craft Cat’s Cradle 8 King Size Towel Origami 9 Knitivity 10 Paper Kites 13 Paper New York 12 Steampunk Softies 14 Zombie Felties 11 Food & Drink 10,000 Cupcakes 15 Love Bakery 17 Whoopies! 16 Zombie Cupcakes 18 General Reference 21st-Century Map Design 20 3-Minute Einstein 21 30-Second Politics 22 30-Second Psychology 23 30-Second Mythology 24 30-Second Religion 25 Atlas of Energy, The 26 Atlas of Languages, The 27

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Castles 19 How Many Elephants in a Blue Whale? 28 How Much Pi in a Pizza? 29 One Billion Heartbeats 30 Trott’s Porcine Miscellany 31 Tweetonomics 32 Gift & Humour 10,000 Zombies 33 Moriarty Papers, The 34 Sherlock Holmes School of Self-Defence, The 35 Sex, Sex, Sex 36 Home & Garden RSVP 37 Mindfulness & Lifestyle Jessica’s Raw Chocolate Recipes 46 Meditation and the Art of Beekeeping 38 Mindfulness Budget, The 40 Mindfulness Diet, The 41 Art of Mindful Gardening, The 42 Art of Mindful Walking, The 43 SeedBombs 44 SeedBombs for Bees/Butterflies 45 Zen and the Art of Raising Chickens 39 Natural History Avian Architecture 47 Beautiful Chickens 52 Beautiful Rabbits 53 Book of Fungi, The 48 Book of Leaves, The 49

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Chicken, The 54 Potted History of Fruit 50 Potted History of Vegetables 51 Pets 50 Tricks to Teach Your Dog 55 Popular Culture Filming The Dead 56 Titanic Love Stories 57 Stationery Beautiful Chickens Wall Calendar 2011 58-9 Beautiful Cows Wall Calendar 2011 58-9 Beautiful Ducks Wall Calendar 2012 58-9 Beautiful Pigs Wall Calendar 2011 58-9 Beautiful Rabbits Wall Calendar 2012 58-9 Beautiful Sheep Wall Calendar 2011 58-9 Beautiful Chickens Journal 60-1 Beautiful Ducks Journal 60-1 Beautiful Rabbits Journal 60-1 Beautiful Chickens Postcard Book 62-3 Beautiful Ducks Postcard Book 62-3 Beautiful Rabbit Postcard Book 62-3 Puzzle Book: Fiendish Word Puzzles 64 Puzzle Book: Gentleman’s Puzzler Companion, A 65 Puzzle Book: Pregnancy Puzzle Book, The 66 Puzzle Book: Spot the Dog 67

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Just Published Art & Design Buildings Without Architects 68 How to Read Pattern 68 How to Read Symbols 68 Craft Balloon Engineer 68 Biggest Ever Book of Origami, The 68 Biggest Ever Book of Paper Planes, The 68 Creating Dragons 68 Felties 68 Gourmet Crochet 69 Paper Chess 69 Shadow Theater 69 Soda-Pop Rockets 69 Things That Go Boom 69 Wacky Baby Knits 69 Food & Drink Make Your Own Fortune Cookies 69 General Reference 30-Second Economics 69 Bulletproof Feathers 70 Grammar of the Ancient World, The 70 Green’s Not Black & White 70 Indispensable Book of Practical Life Skills, The 70 Saint for All Reasons, A 70 Socks’ Feline Miscellany 70

Gift & Humour Original Vampire Diaries, The 71 Santa’s Diaries 70 Slightly Dangerous Book for Wimps, The 70 Home & Garden How to Plant a Tree 71 Mindfulness & lifestyle Crystal Prosperity 71 Dreams & Nightmares 71 Joy of Mindful Sex, The 71 Sleep Manual 71 Natural History Beautiful Cows 71 Book of Shells, The 71 Popular Culture Cannabis Trips 72 Stationery Beautiful Cows Journal 72 Beautiful Pigs Journal 72 Beautiful Sheep Journal 72 Beautiful Cows Postcard Book 72 Beautiful Pigs Postcard Book 72 Beautiful Sheep Postcard Book 72 Culture Vulture’s Record Book, The 72 Fitness Journal for Gentlemen, A 73 My Manga Journal 73

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The Chronology of Fashion Spring 2011 The Chronology of Fashion focuses on those points when a style of suit or dress, hat or handbag, cut of hair or cloth—or indeed entire look—came to pinpoint its moment in time or radiate out to express its entire era. Proceeding with strict chronology, each spread takes a distinct fashion item, be it a high heel or a low skirt, and displays it in contemporary images.

1870–1914 the be lle e poque

N. J. Stevenson has worked in the industry as a writer and stylist since 1996. An alumni of the London College of Fashion, she specialized in vintage, before gaining an M.A. in Fashion Curation. The Hobble Skirt 1910–13

The Hobble Skirt: ‘What’s that? It’s the speed-limit skirt!” ’

The Hobble Skirt 1910–14

Tango dress, Doucet, 1914

The tango from South America became a huge craze that had a major effect on fashion – Paquin opened a branch in Buenos Aires. The tango dress, often of yellow or orange satin, was lighter and looser with a central slit in the skirt. The dance moves eventually caused hemlines to rise and dresses were worn over trousers, with a transparent over-bodice. Tango slippers were fastened with ribbons that crossed from toe to ankle.

caption on a humorous postcard, 1911

The exotic shackle

Already known as the maverick of fashion, Paul Poiret’s hobble skirt caused an outcry in 1911. Skirts had been narrowing since the turn of the century, but Poiret’s interpretation of the trend was sensational. The line of these dresses seemed dramatically unstructured after the curves of the Gibson Girl. The draped silhouette fell from a soft bustline and narrowed severely between the knees and ankles, which restricted the wearer to geisha-like minute steps. This was very in tune with the notions of the Orient that interested Poiret, with the woman as an exotic and glamorous courtesan.

Hobble skirt, Leon Bakst, 1912

The introduction of the tight skirt was at odds with women becoming more active – the Suffragette protests were at their height, but the fashionable woman could only take a step of a couple of inches. The effect of encasement was heightened by the collar and long, tight kid gloves that were worn under close-fitting sleeves. Skirts started to be designed with splits, concealed pleating and artful draping for ease of movement.

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A fashion for satire, 1911

Hobble dress, Lucile, c. 1910

The hobble skirt was the subject of much public debate, from gentle satirisation to papal condemnation. Cartoonists found much humour to be derived from the new fashion, particularly when worn with the huge hats and high, stiff collars which were even more exaggerated than Edwardian styles. The style was also seen as erotic, with women rendered helpless by their clothing.

Haute couture was one business that was not dominated by men. As well as Worth, Poiret and Jacques Doucet, there was room for the Callot Sœurs, Madeleine Cheruit, Jeanne Lanvin and Madame Paquin. Lucile was the originator of the first fashion shows using live models in her salons, although as this photograph shows, her designs were just as limiting to female emancipation as those of Poiret.

Wallis Simpson CREDIT

Cocktail chic

The racecourse: catwalk of the day, 1912

As the haunt of the fashionable elite, couturiers sent their mannequins to the Paris racecourses to show their latest creations. This outfit pairs the narrow skirt with a pannier, or polonaise, overskirt that echoes the style of the 1870s when skirts also narrowed dramatically. Brimless hats, decorated with a plume, and dainty shoes with high louis heels were also the height of style.

a little black dress ‘isWhen right, there is nothing else to wear in its place. ’

The Little Black Dress 1950s

ELEMENTS OF FASHION

• the high-busted directoire line • fur stoles and muffs • cocoon-shaped coats • spats and gaiters • shorter, curled hair

Before Coco Chanel invented the Little Black Dress in the twenties, black was reserved for mourning, but her design was so consummate in its simplicity that Vogue called it ‘Chanel’s Ford’, claiming it to be the dress that every Hobble skirt, Jeanne Paquin, 1912 woman should have. However, in the fifties the Fur trim was widely used after the Ballets an as the classic cocktail style. LBDRusses wasexerted reborn influence on Paris fashion to such an shorter frocks created extentCocktail that even in dressing summer, fur in bands were an usedhour to narrow lowerwardrobe section of the new possibilities, but of the skirt. Banded petticoats inside the a woman into a party skirt or even hobblewalking garters which further fettered the legs were also worn to prevent wearing a delightful confection of the wearer from taking strides that were too a Chinese long printed and runningtaffeta the risk oforstumbling or even silk tearingcheongsam the fabric. with a fur stole or embellished cardigan, would 79 immediately feel overdressed at the sight of another woman in a plain black shift, perhaps accessorised with diamonds, and definitely with a martini. ELEMENTS OF FASHION

• balloon or draped skirts • tone on tone detailing • gloves • a Shady Lady cocktail • Italian sunglasses (for the morning after the Shady Ladies)

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Outfit by Givenchy ,1961

By the time Audrey Hepburn starred as Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany’s in 1961, the LBD was well-established, but Givenchy made the style fresher and younger, and in doing so created an iconic fashion moment. Hepburn’s elfin looks and slight figure contrasted directly with the smouldering sexuality of Anita Ekberg in her gravity-defying black dress in Fellini’s La Dolce Vita of the preceding year and predicted a time to come.

Wrap dress in jersey, silk and wool, Mme Grès, 1957–59

Sheath dress with yoke, sleeves

Tiered cocktail dress,

and side volant, Mme Grès, 1955

Pierre Balmain, 1957

Even leisure time in the 1950s had rigid social codes and timetabling and it was the rise of the cocktail party, particularly when it became a part of suburban life, that made the LBD such an indispensable item. In contrast to the full-skirted crisp cottons or tailored wool of daywear, a little black dress in satin and tulle allowed a woman to express the inner femme fatale.

Dropping out of architectural studies to pursue a career in fashion, Balmain provided an alternative to the Corolle silhouette of the New Look, with his long, bell-shaped skirts and pulled-in waists. A designer for the International Set, he was known for styles that were both elegant and fun as seen in this design, which plays on the ballerina-style mode of the era.

Madame Grès, who before the war had designed couture under the name Alix, was already known for her classically sculptural styles. Her pleated evening gowns are reminiscent of Greek statues, but in turning her hand to a little black dress in the fifties, she used her favourite jersey to accentuate womanly curves in this wrap style, which pre-dates another classic wardrobe staple. Cover of The Queen magazine, 1954

The simple chic of the little black dress works well as the perfect backdrop to accessories, particularly for the feature hats worn for cocktail hour. Vogue had called the dress, ‘a uniform for all women of taste’ in the twenties, but what had become apparent by the fifties was that the LBD had developed a persona of its own – one of sexy, uncompromising glamour.

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New Releases Art & Design

The Chronology of Pattern

A chronological pursuit of pattern in art, from lotus flower to flower power

Mary Schoeser

2000 2000 Diana Newall

AD BC

The Chronology of Pattern

The Chronology of Pattern Fall 2011 The Chronology of Pattern is a biography of patterns of a variety of forms, from the ancient Egyptian lotus flower through to flower power of the Sixties. Architectural, painted, and engraved patterns are presented alongside more typical textile examples. Diana Newall completed her doctoral studies at the Courtauld Institute of Art. She co-authored the undergraduate primer Art History: The Basics. Christina Unwin graduated in archaeology at University College London and has worked at the Museum of London.

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HOW TO READ

CHURCHES A crash course in Christian architecture

How to Read Churches HOW TO READ Spring 2011

CHURCHES How to Read Churches covers the development A crash course in Christian architecture

of all the Western Christian ecclesiastical his handy volume is a guide to appreciating Western Christian ecclesiastical buildings. Almost all buildings—churches, cathedrals, chapels, abbeys, architectural features can be understood in relation to how a church stands up and what its builders wanted it and monasteries—from anglo-Saxon stone halls to say. The logic of structure is taken to extremes by church architects, sending stone skyward as a lacy steeple to the eclectic buildings of the 19th century. or curved dome. Since churches have a spiritual message to convey, they are often adorned with non-structural an expert author examines each building’s elements and exquisitely decorated. This expertly written guide enables anyone who loves visiting churches to interior shape, architectural elements, and understand and marvel at some of the greatest expressions of human achievement in the land. organization and ornament.

Denis McNamara

Denis McNamara is the assistant Director of The liturgical institute, university of St. Mary of the lake, Mundelein, illinois.

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How to Read Gardens fall 2010

HOW TO READ

GARDENS

How to Read Gardens provides the reader with all the knowledge he or she needs to tease out the clues that will reveal the complete story of a garden’s past. from the grandest estate to the smallest suburban plot, this book will enliven and inform every future garden visit.

A crash course in garden appreciation

Lorraine Harrison has a Master’s degree in Garden History from the university of london and has written several books and magazine articles on the subject.

Dutch Formality STYLESFrench OF &GARDEN Het Loo Palace, Apeldoorn, the Netherlands

Often rather misleadingly referred to as the ‘Versailles of Holland’, Het Loo originally dates from the 1680s. What we visit today is a 1970s restoration and re-creation.

Lorraine Harrison Lorraine Harrison

The gardens at the Château de Versailles in France are the epitome of French style and derive directly from Italian Renaissance gardens. Adapted to suit the flatter terrain, the grand design is characterised by great expanses of still water and surface pattern. Parterres are placed close to the house to be viewed from above, long avenues radiate out from the house towards perimeter bosquets (shrubberies), intersected by walks. Impressive fountains, sculpture and balustrading abound. Out of the grandiose French style, smaller Dutch gardens developed in the 17th century featuring hedges, topiary, statuary and, of course, canals and tulips.

Planted patterns

Box Hedging

The French developed and refined the style of bedding known as the parterre. The most elaborate, parterres de broderie, are positioned closest to the house, with simpler designs at a greater distance. These complex arabesque patterns derived from the heavily embroidered clothes of the period. Flowing intricate designs are bordered in low-growing box with flowers and foliage plants grown in the beds. Some compartments are filled with raked coloured materials such as coal dust or sand.

Sand/gravel

Clipped Topiary

Box hedging

The BUILDINGS View on High GARDEN

Purpose

Although you will find towers of varied designs, the tendency is for them to be more architecturally correct and less fanciful than a lot of garden structures. They strike a sombre note, adding an air of gravitas to a scene. Some, especially in public spaces, may commemorate a person or event.

Sand/gravel

Sissinghurst Castle, Kent, England

Imposing and substantial structures, like Sand/gravel towers, often pre-date their surrounding garden, such as the one at Sissinghurst, which is Elizabethan.

Clipped Topiary

Belvederes and towers are among the most conspicuous buildings found in gardens. The word belvedere is Italian for ‘beautiful to see’ and refers to a high structure, often a tower, affording spectacular views. Known as watch towers or prospect towers, many originally served a defensive function and were later commandeered for pleasurable purposes. However, others have been built just to impress, and dominate a landscape visually for great distances. The intention is that such buildings should be looked at, as well as looked from, serving as eye-catchers or focal points.

Box Hedging

Style

Towers may be Classical, gothic, round, square, pointed or castellated in design. They vary in height considerably and are often positioned on high ground, further accentuating their importance. The higher the tower, the more affluent its owner.

Clipped Topiary

Clock tower

Location

As its name suggests, a clock tower is a tower with at least one clock face set within its structure. Many have four, one on each façade, thus enabling the time to be seen at a distance from multiple viewpoints.

Clock towers are more common in public parks than private gardens, although small clock towers can be incorporated into other functional garden buildings such as gatehouses or stable blocks. 183

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HOW TO READ

FASHION

A crash course in understanding styles

FASHION

How to Read Fashion identiﬁes the main A crash course in understanding styles fashion trends of the past 200 years. from ashion is all around us, and few of us are unaffected by it. Yet how many people know the origins of the neo-Classical to Gothic, Empire, flapper, little black dress, or the bowler hat, or the ladies trouser suit? How many people can pin down the famous brand and romantic, the deﬁning characteristics of leather jacket Marlon Brando wore in The Wild One, or why Chanel bag is known the 2:55 bag? Both dip-in oftheeach “look” areasexplained. Howreference to Read Fashion identifies the main fashion trends and stylish resource, this book of the past 200 years and shows how they relate to contemporary styles.you From Neo-Classical to Gothic, will equip with the visual vocabulary Empire to Punk, Military, and Designer Branding, the defining characteristics of and each interpret ‘look’ are explained. to understand styles.

Chapters on techniques and materials give additional technical grounding. The book then shows how all of these are applied in the world of men’s and women’s fashions, including formal, casual and leisure wear, as well as accessories, jewellery, hair styles and make-up.

Fiona Ffoulkes has lectured in textiles and fashion at St. Martins College Bothof dip-in reference and stylishand resource, Read arts in london at How thetoamerican Fashion will equip you with the visual vocabulary to understand, investigate and interpret styles. in Paris. university

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How to Read Fashion HOW TO READ fall 2010

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How to Read the Landscape fall 2010

HOW TO READ THE

LANDSCAPE

How to Read the Landscape will change the way you view the physical world. it explains the principles of geography, geology, and geomorphology, and shows how knowledge of geological time, plate tectonics, and landforms can help you to “read” the great outdoors using a series of classic landforms and beautiful progressive artworks.

A crash course in interpreting the great outdoors

Rob Yarham writes widely on wildlife, conservation, and the landscape of Britain. Robert Yarham

David Robinson, consultant editor, is reader in Physical Geography at the university of Sussex.

EARTHThe Earth’s Structure

Robert Yarham

The Earth has a total circumference of 40,000km (24,900 miles) and a diameter of 12,732km (7,911 miles). At its heart is an inner core, essentially a ball of solid metal, mostly iron and nickel, around which is the outer core, comprising molten metals. Surrounding this is a thick layer, about 2,200km (1,370 miles) in depth, of dense silicate minerals that form the mantle. Floating on top of the mantle is the thin, hardened and brittle layer of the crust. The crust and the rigid part of the upper mantle, to which it is fused, form the lithosphere, the rocky base of the landscapes covering the planet’s surface.

Consultant Editor David Robinson Blue dot

The Earth’s cool, blue, water-dominated surface belies its fiery interior. The temperature of the inner core is thought be around 4,700ºC (8,500°F). The heat rises through the outer core of liquid metal to the mantle, where temperatures can reach 3,500ºC (6,330°F).

Driving forces

Ridge building

The heat generated in the Earth’s core rises up through the rocks of the mantle, creating rising currents of heat. These currents cool as they move towards the top of the mantle and then fall back down again, driving the movement of the plates on the Earth’s crust.

The discovery of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, a volcanic mid-oceean ridge about 1,000km (620 miles) wide by 2,500km (1,550 miles) high where new oceanic crust is created, provided evidence to support the theory that the crust was continuously growing and moving.

Fossils PROCESSES Continental plate

Fossils present a rare, tangible glimpse of how a landscape and the life that inhabited it were once so different. Although it is not easy to see fossils – the remains or traces of ancient plants and animals are rarely preserved – they can be found in sedimentary layers of rock that have been recently exposed by wind or water erosion, particularly in cliff faces. Such rock layers may once have formed the floors of rivers, lakes or oceans where the remains of underwater creatures, such as molluscs, kinds of plate: continental plates (or sial, were buried.

Oceanic plate

semi-molten mantle

Going with the flow

Thanks to seismology and ocean exploration, we now know that rigid plates float on top of the semi-molten mantle (or asthenosphere), their movements being driven by the convection currents rising and falling in the mantle. There are two

rich in the materials silica and aluminium) which are very deep and are made from older, lighter granite rocks, and the oceanic plates (sima, Seabed silica and magnesium) which are thin but made from very dense, younger basalt rocks.

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New layer of sediment covers ammonite

Turned to stone

For an animal or plant, or its remains or traces, to be preserved in stone a rare chain of specific circumstances must take place.Perhaps the most common form of fossilisation is that which happens in sedimentary rock. The body of a sea creature, such as the ammonite above, drops to the sea bed where bacteria 36 L A N D S C A P E

Lives past

The cliff face and beach at Lyme Regis in Dorset, constantly eroded away by the waves, reveal the layers of fossilised sea creatures that perished on the sea bed millions of years ago.

More sediment falls

Insect encased in Amber

Huge forests across the world grew around ??? mya

Layers crush lower sediments, turning them into rock

consume its soft tissue. Layers of sand quickly bury it and are slowly compacted so that they turn into rock. The minerals in the sediment gradually replace the molecules of the shell with their own molecules, thus preserving the shell. Eventually, the layers of rock are uplifted and then exposed by erosion to reveal the fossil.

Other fossil forms

There are many other forms of fossilisation, such as being frozen in ice, preserved in airless and waterless conditions in a desert, or trapped in amber, but you are unlikely to find such fossils walking in the landscape.

Fuel for thought

Marine organisms can be buried to form limestone or crushed in sand to form sandstone. Fossil fuels are produced when plants are buried and, in certain conditions, they eventually form coal, oil and gas. The dead vegetation piles up to form layers of peat The peat is compressed to form lignite and then coal, and eventually anthracite

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Cat’ s Cradle Sophie Collins

Cat’s Cradle Sophie Collins

Games you can play with string

Cat’s Cradle Fall 2010 Cat’s cradle games are found everywhere, from Australia to Alaska. There must be something universally joyful about knotting string into a loop and arranging it around your fingers in beautiful patterns. All the figures are shown in easy-to-follow illustrated steps. There are games for all ages, and there’s even a ready-made string loop to get you started. Sophie Collins’ previous books include Shadow Art,, a guide to creating shadow puppets.

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KING SIZE TOWEL ORIGAMI

King Size Towel Origami fall 2010 King Size Towel Origami contains 50 witty projects for folding everything from your bathrobe to your beach towel. This supersized collection has step-by-step illustrated instructions and lavish photographs.

KING SIZE

Alison Jenkins has many craft books to her name, and she was at the forefront of the towel origami boom.

Alison Jenkins 50 FANTASTIC FOLDING PROJECTS FOR YOUR BATH TOWELS, BATHROBES, AND BEACH TOWELS

TOWEL ORIGAMI DEVIL

you will need

ALISON JENKINS

1 white bath sheet for body padding

1 red bath towel for legs

1 red hand towel for arms 1 red hand towel for head red felt and cord for tail 2 plastic eyes toy trident black felt for beard and eyebrows fixing kit (see page 8)

This character certainly has a wicked devilish look about him—it must be the eyebrows. There is only one color of towel that works for this model—and that’s red. In fact, you should use the brightest red you can find. If you really want to get creative, try carving two cloven hooves from dark-colored bars of soap and place them at the ends of the legs.

DEVIL

top tip We used a bath sheet for the body padding, but you could use a couple of toilet rolls or perhaps a toiletries bag full of bathtime goodies.

For the devil’s body, using the white F bath sheet for padding and red bath towel for the legs, assemble the seated body shape 2 (see page 10). Wrap the long edges around the pad at the top, then roll up the lower short edge to make the legs.

the edges of the red towel ❷ TTuck into the body roll at the top. Sit the

the remaining red hand ❺ Take towel and roll to form head shape

two small bunches of fabric ❻ Pinch each side of the top of the head

shape on the rolled legs at the lower end. Arrange the legs to support the body and keep it steady.

2 (see page 11). Use a safety pin to secure the lower corner to the rolled shape at the back.

and tease the fabric into two horn-shaped protuberances. Use safety pins to hold the horns securely.

Lay the red hand towel out ❸ horizontally and make a 6-inch

of the roll on top ❹ ofPlacethethebodycenter shape and arrange the

Place the head on the shoulders of ❼ the body shape. The head should

For the devil’s tail, cut out an ➑ Farrowhead shape from felt and fix

(15-cm) wide fold at each short end. Now roll up loosely from one long edge to form the arms.

rolled ends each side of the body to form two arms.

balance quite well, but secure it with a few pins if the head begins to wobble.

to the end of the red cord. Tuck the other end of the cord under the body at the base. Complete your devil by adding two eyes to the face and a trident. Add a black felt goatee beard and pointed eyebrows eyebrows, just for fun.

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p e o p l e & c r e at u r e s

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Knitivity fall 2010 Knitivity heralds a fresh slant on the traditional nativity scene. all the ďŹ gures are child-safe, and have modern, stylish designs, and there are paper templates for a charming stable and manger background. To make this so much more than just a knitting book, the story of each character is told, and the traditional Christmas narrative winds its way through the book. Fiona Goble has published three books on making soft toys and has a forthcoming book on contemporary embroidery. She has contributed to a number of craft magazines and also teaches sewing.

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Zombie Felties

Zombie Felties fall 2010 Did you think all felties were lovable? Zombie felties arenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t cute at all. Here are 16 projects for creating undead characters from a gyrating Zombie Thrilla (in tribute to the late King of Pop), to a Zombie Bunny and even a Zombie Bride. Nicola Tedman is a model-maker who has worked on In the Night Garden. Sarah Skeate is an illustrator with a day job in publishing. She has an unhealthy attraction to zombies.

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Paper New York fall 2010

DO-IT-YOURSELF DIE-CUT PROJECTS

KELL BLACK

new york symbolizes the ultimate urban existence: over 8 million people in just 305 square miles. Paper New York presents 20 exquisite templates for creating new york’s architectural giants. Pressout, fold, display, and gaze in wonder at a sky-scraping mini metropolis.

Paper New York Build Your Own Big Apple KELL BLACK

Chrysler Building

Chrysler 4

Chrysler 3

Chrysler 2

Chrysler 6 Chrysler 5

Kell Black is Professor of art at austin Peay university, Tennessee, and a veteran paper engineer.

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Building the Big Apple Chrysler 1

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Chrysler Building

Brooklyn Bridge

Sony (AT&T) Building

Statue of Liberty

Metropolitan Museum of Art

■ Begin by assembling the main section of the building, Empire 1.

■ Begin by constructing the main body of the building, Chrysler 1.

■ Assemble Empire 2. When dry, attach to Empire 1.

■ While this dries, assemble Chrysler 2–4, which make up the distinctive art deco tower—they will nestle inside each other like Russian dolls. Glue the outermost piece, Chrysler 4, to the top of Chrysler 1, by applying a thin bead of glue along Chrysler 4’s bottom edge and positioning it in place along the outermost glue guidelines.

■ To build a more detailed version, where the spaces between the cables are cut out, begin here (if not, begin with the next paragraph). Using a sharp craft knife, and a metal straight-edge (to steady the blade) cut out the pieces between the cables on Brooklyn 3 and 4. .

■ This building consists of only one piece. First attach the sides, then the bottom and finally the top. The roof’s large rectangles are glued to their corresponding tabs, but the smaller sections are simply folded over and adhered with just the slightest touch of glue.

■ Begin with the body of Liberty herself, Liberty 1. To give her greater dimension, slightly curve out the piece lengthwise by rolling it gently over a dowel or round pencil. A subtle curve is all that is needed. Make sure to fold and glue her left hand in place on the tablet she’s holding.

■ Begin by folding the façade, Met 1, as indicated on the template. Don’t overlook the dashed valley fold.

■ Assemble the distinctive piers of the bridge, Brooklyn 1 and 2. Glue the rectangular tabs to those with the diagonal corners.

■ Admire Philip Johnson’s postmodern masterpiece!

■ Slightly round out pieces Liberty 2 and 3. Glue the pieces one on top of the other to give her toga dimension. Don’t forget to fold and glue the small triangular section on Liberty 2.

Empire State Building

■ Build the base, Empire 3, making sure to leave the bottom flap open for now. ■ Build the spire, Empire 4, by gluing the two pieces spine to spine. Fold the two sections in half, then use a toothpick to apply a thin line of glue along the spine of one piece. With the two pieces folded closed, glue one to the spine of the other. Let dry. ■ Attach the main section to the base. Glue bottom flap closed. ■ With a tiny line of glue along the base of the spire (Empire 4), position it gently onto the top of Empire 2. ■ While up on the spire, keep an eye out for King Kong, Fay Wray and the biplanes.

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■ Follow suit with Chrysler 3 and 2. ■ The pinnacle comprises two pieces glued spine to spine, Chrysler 5. Simply fold the two pieces in half, then use a toothpick to apply a thin bead of glue along the spine of one piece. With the two pieces folded closed, glue one to the spine of the other. When dry, put a drop of glue on the bottom and slide it into the nest of pieces already in place. ■ Assemble Chrysler 6. Glue Chrysler 1 to 6. ■ Assemble the base of the building (Chrysler 7), but leave the bottom flap open for the time being. This will allow you to reach in with a finger or two when gluing Chrysler 6 to the base. When all the pieces are in place, glue the bottom flap closed and take the elevator to the top for a stunning view of mid-Manhattan.

■ Glue Brooklyn 1 and 2 to the inside of Brooklyn 3, the first of the two spans. Align the tops of the piers with the top edge of the spans. ■ Glue the roadway into place. Begin with Brooklyn 5. Fold down the tabs and glue to the inside of Brooklyn 3. Be sure to line up the bottom of the tab with the bottom of the span. Repeat with Brooklyn 6 and 7. ■ Attach Brooklyn 4 to the rest of the structure by gluing the two piers to its inside. At this point the roadway is attached only on one side of the bridge. Push the unglued side down and slightly below the bridge, to easily apply glue to the remaining tabs. Push the section back up into the bridge, lining them up as before with the bottom of the span. ■ You may now travel from Manhattan to Brooklyn and back again!

■ Attach Met 1 to the bulk of the building, Met 2. Fold and glue the four columns, Met 3, together. Set aside and let dry. ■ Attach the roof, Met 4, to the building, ensuring that you glue the gray tab at the front of the roof to the back of the crenellated façade.

■ Construct the base, Liberty 4. Observe the dashed line that indicates a valley fold! Mark, score and fold as indicated in the general instructions.

■ Attach the columns to the front of the building. Fold and glue the stairs, Met 5, to the building. Attach the completed building to the base, Met 6.

■ Apply a thin bead of glue to the bottom of Liberty 1 and gently place on the base. Hold for a count of twenty so that the glue sets.

■ When visiting the Met, be sure to look for Michelangelo’s The Study for the Libyan Sibyl, one of the finest drawings to be held in a museum in America.

■ Place a tiny dot of glue on either side of the torch and attach Liberty 5 over the flame. ■ From the observation decks in either Liberty’s crown or torch, take in the spectacular view of Lower Manhattan.

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Paper Kites Spring 2011 The tetrahedral kite is a uniquely versatile flying structure that lends itself to kit form as it is made up of small â&#x20AC;&#x153;cellsâ&#x20AC;? that are joined in a modular fashion to any size you want and in a variety of shapes. Paper Kites contains everything you need, including a step-by-step instruction book for building a four-cell version, and details of how to expand it, using the same materials, to 100 cells or more. a CD-rom provides sail designs, ranging from traditional dragons to contemporary manga cartoons. Nic Compton is a keen kite maker and author of Paper Yachts.

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Steampunk Softies Spring 2011

S T E A M PUNK

SOf tIES

Steampunk Softies offers a charmingly rafďŹ sh cast of characters for you to make, ranging from the sinister Doctor to the adventurous aviatrix, and the alluring lady to the grubbily authentic Prospector. Despite all their meticulous detailing, all the Softies are simple enough for even a sewing novice to make, with clear step-by-step illustrated instructions supplied for every character.

Nicola Tedman is a model-maker who has worked on In the Night Garden. 8 SCIENTIFICALLY MINDED DOLLS FROM A PAST THAT NEVER WAS

Sarah Skeate is an illustrator with a day job in publishing.

Sarah Skeate & Nicola Tedman

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10,000 Cupcakes Spring 2011 While cupcake chefs seek new inspiration, and the appetite for cupcake books and gifts continues, the challenge is on to ďŹ nd anything that is original. 10,000 Cupcakes meets that challenge with bells on. its pages are split into three sections; flip through the bottom section to choose your cupcake recipe, turn the middle to select your icing, and complete your creation by flipping the artistic decorations.

10,000

Cupcakes

Katherina Petrova gave up her work as a graphic designer to start a business supplying designer cupcakes for parties and events.

An infinite store of cupcake combinations

Katherina Petrova

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Whoopies! Spring 2011

Whoopies!

Whoopies! reveals the secrets of whoopie pies. They are made from two delicious disks of baked dough that are a hybrid of cupcake and cookie, sandwiched together with a sweet, creamy ﬁlling. Originally the batter was chocolate and the ﬁlling vanilla, but they now come in many different flavors and combinations.

52 seasonal mix-and-match recipes for whoopie pies

Susanna Tee is a renowned cookery author who has written on the cuisine of many countries, and who has developed a keen cupcake reputation in recent years. She is the author of ivy’s The Cupcake Book & Baking Kit.

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Love Bakery fall 2010 love Bakery invites you to share in the cupcake secrets of one of london’s most loved bakeries. Discover a world of moodboards, glitter, love pops and giant donuts, with over 50 recipes for cupcakes from the heart. Samantha Blears was shamed into making cupcakes for her son’s school fair. What started as a few dozen treats soon took over the living room. Samantha found a new home—the now renowned love Bakery on london’s Kings road.

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Zombie Cupcakes Fall 2010 Cooked up in the darkest of graveyards, Zombie Cupcakes presents a ghoulish army of delicious creations that appear anything but sugar-coated. Recipes range from Zombie Flesh to Zombie Brain, from Gravestones to Night of the Living Cupcake. All the cooking and icing techniques are included, and every recipe features stepby-step instructions for the baking and icing, alongside devilish illustrations and photography. Zilly Rosen lives in New York, where she runs her own business producing bespoke cakes.

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Castles Spring 2011

David Nicolle

Castles takes a uniquely architectural approach to deconstructing all forms of fortification, showing how the architect, stonemason, and engineer evolved to repel the destructive power of artillery. Using stylish engravings, punctuated by “anatomies” and featuring cross-reference panels, this book provides both a fascinating narrative and an essential visual reference for the general and military historian. Charles Stephenson is a historian who has written several books and journals on forts and fortifications.

A global history of defensive architecture: ancient, medieval & modern

th e conce ntric cast le

me di eval castle s

The Concentric Castle Kidwelly Castle, 14th century

f Engineering: using the land

c o n s u l ta n t e d i t o r

Kidwelly Castle was an imposing statement of Norman power. Built in the 12th century, it was developed, altered, and added to during three centuries of Anglo-Welsh conflict—a chronicle in stone of the evolving medieval fortress. The original ringwork castle was one of a series built by the Normans to secure their southern Welsh conquests. In the mid-13th century, the de Chaworth family constructed a square inner ward with four round corner towers and portcullis gates to the north and south, thus transforming Kidwelly into a concentric castle, with an inner and outer ring of defenses. In the early 14th century, the present outer defenses were constructed. The semi-circular outer wall was heightened and strengthened to form a stone curtain wall with a wall walk and a series of semi-circular towers. A small gate was inserted on the north side, while on the south the Great n Structure: gatehouse e The Great Gatehouse forms an Gatehouse was constructed, massively architectural highlight of Kidwelly. Built on three-stories, it is designed strengthening the defenses. So tall was as a self-sufficient structure which the new curtain wall that the four inner can be held independently if the rest of the castle is captured. The towers had to be heightened to maingate passage has a tower on either tain an effective field of fire. Although side with basements that function as storerooms or prison cells. The captured several times by the Welsh in ground floors have guardrooms at the 12th and early 13th centuries, the the front and one has a prison to the rear. On the first floor is a large hall, castle proved impregnable thereafter, accommodating the inner portcullis surviving intact into the Tudor period. and murder hole. The quarters of the

Like other well-constructed castles, Kidwelly is built in a location that enhances its defensive capabilities. The original ringwork castle was founded on a steep ridge overlooking the River Gwendraeth at its upper tidal limit. The river provides a natural defense, and little further strengthening is needed on that side. The river is also useful as a means of access to the sea, thus forming a link in a chain of new strongholds controlling a major coastal route.

David Nicolle

h Plans: organic logic

Kidwelly Castle was part of a larger Norman settlement, covering around eight acres. The settlement’s line of defenses can still be traced in the form of an earthen bank and ditch that surrounds it on all sides except for the east. The plan of existing roads probably follows the original layout.

medieva l ca stl es

a nato m y of m e d ieva l d ef en s es

Anatomy of Medieval Defenses n

constable are on the second floor.

The keep, the central tower of the castle, is usually the most well-defended area. It often provides the main living quarters, storage for arms and food, and the well.

The key points for the defense

Plan: concentric walls e

Before the arrival of gunpowder in the late fifteenth century, permanent fortifications were the dominant means of both controlling and defending territory. During the medieval period, tried and tested defensive features, from drawbridges to ditches, were imitated and adapted for use in a variety of fortified structures, including castles, walls, towns, cities, monasteries, and harbors.

A square inner bailey is defended by four round towers, which overlook a semi-circular curtain wall on the landward side, with the massive gatehouse next to the river. The river prevents this being a truly concentric plan. However, a jutting tower, as well as the river itself, protects the riverside walls, and the final plan is very strong. As with all concentric castles, Kidwelly’s strength lies not in its keep but in its walls, which are set with strongly fortified gatehouses and with towers at regular intervals around their circumference.

A strong stone wall is built around the outside of the keep. Between the keep and the wall is the enclosed area known as the bailey.

Bartizan

The bartizan is a small turret or look-out projecting from a wall and supported by corbels.

Mural towers can be square, rectangular, polygonal, round, or D-shaped.

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Multi-purpose towers

Mural towers sometimes serve as miniature keeps, while also defending the curtain. Some function as a chapel, living space, kitchen, or prison.

171 Turrets

Small towers project vertically from fortresses. They are used to provide a projecting defensive position allowing covering fire to the adjacent wall.

Ditch

Oubliette

The ditch can be a moat filled with water, or an area lined with sharpened sticks.

The oubliette is a type of hidden dungeon accessible only from a hatch in a high ceiling.

Drawbridge

Stairs

Interior rooms often have wooden staircases, while walls and towers have stone stairs. The newel stair, in which a spiral stair revolves around a central column, is common.

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The castle’s entrance is its weakest point, so priority is given to building a strong gatehouse. Often this is the first part of the castle to be rebuilt in stone. Placing the gatehouse near a moat or keep gives it added protection.

Battlements

Defenders raise the far end of the drawbridge by hauling on ropes or chains.

Arrow loops

Arrow loops allow defenders to fire bows from cover. Rare before 1190, they begin as a simple vertical slot, less than two inches wide at the outside, and average between 3 and 12 feet in length. In the late 12th century, a splayed foot is introduced, which widens the defenders’ field of fire.

Battlements, or crenellations, are a classic defensive feature of medieval fortified walls. An embrasure, or crenel, is an opening in the wall used to provide a firing point. The intervening merlons provide cover for defenders.

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21st Century Map Design Spring 2012

21st Century

Map Design

21st Century Map Design offers an overview of current map design. The book looks at digital maps as well as static designs, and it includes case studies that reveal the thinking and methods behind the production of specific designs. Dozens of types and styles of map are illustrated, examined, and analyzed. Laetitia Wolff is Senior Design Editor and Design Director at Surface magazine and is a contributing editor for such international design publications as Abitare and Etapes.

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3-Minute Einstein Spring 2011 3- MINUTE

3- MINUTE EINSTEIN

Digesting his life, theories, and influence in 3-minute morsels

Editor Paul Parsons

3-Minute Einstein examines the scientist whose space-time theories laid the foundations for modern physics. Einstein was not only an unparalleled scientific genius, but a human rights campaigner, a political activist, and the iconic archetype of the mad professor. Is it any wonder that Einstein continues to fascinate scientists and non-scientists alike? 3-Minute Einstein will show you why at approximately the speed of light. Paul Parsons has written on popular science for publications ranging from the Daily Telegraph to FHM.

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30-Second Politics Fall 2011

30- SECOND POLITICS

The 50 most thought-provoking theories in politics, each explained in half a minute

30-Second Politics challenges political theorists of all colors to come up with no-frill, no-spin, tell-it-like-it-is explanations of the 50 most important political isms, archies, and ocracies that have pertained since the time of periclean Athens. At no public expense, it explains each political theory in nothing more than two pages and 300 words. Steven L. Taylor is Associate Professor of Political Science at Troy University, Alabama.

THEOCRACY 30-second politics

Editor Lars Svensson

Theocracy is rule by God, either 3-SECOND SOUNDBITE

A political system where the manifesto really is carved in stone.

3-MINUTE THOUGHT

The term “Theocracy” was invented by Josephus (AD 38–100) specifically to describe the ancient Hebrew constitution based on the concept that God’s laws were handed to Moses carved on tablets of stone. While its literal meaning, “rule of God,” seems easy to grasp, the blend of the secular and the sacred would need a book the size of the Bible to discuss its implications. Complex variations of Theocracy have punctuated history, and the consequences of a belief that the ruler is divine can perhaps best be appreciated by considering how two theocracies can happily co-exist.

directly, or via earthly representation in the form of priests. It is not the same as a state religion, which works alongside political rule. It implies that the power to govern is derived from God, and that whoever is governing is a conduit for God’s laws and instructions. In some examples, the same hierarchy administers both the religious and the political affairs of a country. In others, there are two systems, but the secular is subservient to the religious. Most examples of Theocracy are historical. The Israelites of biblical times lived under a Theocracy in which they were governed by Mosaic law, which was handed directly from God to Moses; and early Islam was ruled by Mohammed as the recipient of the law given by Allah. Renaissance popes combined their role as the vicar of god with great secular power. In medieval Europe, and until the time of Cromwell in England, the “divine right of kings” held sway; it was thought that kings derived their right to rule from God alone, and were therefore answerable only to God. Ancient Chinese emperors ruled under the Mandate of Heaven, which could be withdrawn if an emperor proved too despotic and transferred to a more deserving candidate.

22 g Theocracy

POLITICAL CONNECTIONS see also MONARCHY page 20 ECCLESIOCRACY page 28

1-SECOND PERSONALITIES ALI HOSEINI-KHAMENEI Supreme Leader of Islamic Republic of Iran since 1989

NEO-CONSERVATISM

1939-

30-second politics

MULLAH MOHAMMED OMAR Leader of the Taliban, ruler in Afghanistan 1996 to 2001

1959-

This ideology is the product of 3-SECOND SOUNDBITE

There are different kinds of truth for different kinds of people.

All theocracies have god on their side, which means that conflicts easily escalate into century-long wars.

3-MINUTE MANIFESTO

It was Leo Strauss who put the con into neocon. He believed that there was “inherent conflict between philosophic truth and the political order.” The answer was not to educate the proletariat out of their ignorance, because if they started thinking for themselves, they would be impossible to control. Strauss’s solution, followed by his disciples, was not only to deceive the masses by hide the true facts—about Weapons of Mass Destruction, for example— but to believe that such deception occupied the high moral ground.

the union between Free Market Capitalism and the political imagination of disillusioned leftwingers and liberals, as a reaction against the counterculture flowering at the time. When Communism fell and Flower Power waned, Neo-conservatism had no more natural enemies, and so turned to the rest of the world and began “exporting democracy.” This drive manifested itself as a particularly aggressive foreign policy, even more so after the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in September 2001. Irving Kristol, considered the father of Neoconservatism, was an avid Trotskyite in his youth, and he and his contemporaries brought the romantic revolutionary intensity of their early ideals to the materially successful but politically moribund Capitalist system to produce a kind of mythic imperative common to all schemes of world domination. Kristol felt that there was no point in being a world power, as the USA was, if you were not going to forge an empire in your own image. Inconvenient truths or facts should not get in the way, so a hierarchy of truths was developed, to be used depending on whom you were dealing wth. Following the ideas of political philosopher Leo Strauss, Neoconservatism holds that noble lies and myths are a more efficient way of keeping society stable and controlling the people.

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POLITICAL CONNECTIONS see also TROTSKYISM page 60 REALISM page 144

1-SECOND PERSONALITIES IRVING KRISTOL Political philosopher and founder of Neo-conservatism

1920-

RICHARD PERLE Chair of Defense Policy Board Advisory Committee

1941-

LEO STRAUSS One of the founding fathers of Neo-conservatism

1899-1973

A good neo-con never lets a fact-based agenda get in the way of a really good myth.

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30-Second Psychology Spring 2011 30 - SECOND PSYCHOLOGY

30- SECOND PSYCHOLOGY

30-Second Psychology covers the major strands of thinking in this fascinating field. It analyses the 50 most significant psycological theories, alongside biographies of the great thinkers. Discover instant knowledge of the foundations of a vital science in less time than it takes to make a Freudian slip. The inner workings of the mind have always appealed to doctors, philosophers, and the public alike.

A crash course in the top 50 behavioral theories

Editor Christian Jarrett

Christian Jarrett is a journalist for the British Psychological Society. He has a PhD in behavioral neuroscience from UMIST.

FESTINGER’S BORING TASK the 30-second theory If you believe one thing, yet do 3-SECOND THOUGHT

Editor Christian Jarrett

Whenever a pair of incompatible beliefs or decisions collide in our minds it provokes a kind of mental discomfort known as “cognitive dissonance.” 3-MINUTE ANALYSIS

It’s not just us humans who experience cognitive dissonance, monkeys do, too. Louisa Egan and colleagues at Yale University showed this in a 2007 study in which they offered capuchin monkeys the choice between pairs of differently colored, yet equally appealing candy. After turning down a given color in one pair, a monkey made subsequent choices that showed it had devalued that rejected color in its mind, thereby justifying the earlier arbitrary preference.

or say another, what happens psychologically? In the absence of any external justification for the anomalous behavior, the contradiction is resolved by altering your original belief. The American psychologist Leon Festinger showed this with James Carlsmith in a classic study in 1959, known as “the boring task.” Having performed an hour-long monotonous task involving pegs on a board, students were paid either one dollar or twenty dollars to convince another person that the task was fun and interesting. Afterward, the students were asked by a researcher what they really thought of the boring task: those paid just one dollar said that they had found the task enjoyable whereas the students paid twenty dollars said that it was in truth terribly dull. Festinger’s interpretation was that the students’ belief that the task was dull clashed with the fact that they’d just told someone else it was fun, thus causing uncomfortable “cognitive dissonance.” For the students who had been paid twenty dollars, this contradiction was easily resolved—they’d been paid a fair sum and that’s why they’d lied. For the students who had been paid just one dollar, however, the contradiction was more easily resolved by altering their original belief.

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RELATED THEORIES

See also LAKE WOBEGON EFFECT Page 90 CONFIRMATION BIAS Page 60

3-SECOND BIOGRAPHIES JAMES CARLSMITH

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BECK’S COGNITIVE THERAPY

LOUISA EGAN

????– LEON FESTINGER

1919–1989

the 30-second theory

30-SECOND TEXT Christian Jarrett

As a young psychiatrist, 3-SECOND THOUGHT

Just tell yourself that putting pegs in a board all day is a whole lot of fun and you’ll start to believe it.

Mental illness involves self-defeating habits of thinking that distort how we make sense of the world. Cognitive therapy allows us to detect these patterns and use alternatives. 3-MINUTE ANALYSIS

In his early work, Beck had an unfortunate tendency to refer to more “rational” ways of thinking, rather than more helpful ways, and this has come under criticism, as “rationality” is a logical ideal that we don’t need to be mentally healthy. Furthermore, the style of cognitive therapy doesn’t suit everyone and so it is important to find a type of therapy that suits a person’s personal preferences.

Aaron Beck trained as a Freudian psychoanalyst but began asking the one question that has come to define cognitive therapy, “What’s the evidence for that?” Before Beck, psychotherapy was more philosophy than science, with innovations being based on personal insight and the influence of “big thinkers.” Beck’s innovation was to develop cognitive therapy on the basis of scientific studies that tested out common assumptions. This “testing out” approach is also recommended to patients as the treatment is based on the idea—and, in fact, the evidence—that mental illness involves biases in how we perceive, act, and think about the world—some of which can be seen in the thoughts that pass through our minds and some of which we might not be aware of. For example, someone with depression might tend to interpret everyday disappointments as a sign that they are “worthless” while someone with a fear of embarrassing themselves in public might avoid social gatherings and so never learn that their worry is unrealistic. A cognitive therapist will work with the client to identify where their thinking and behavior prevents them from getting better and will help develop strategies to overcome these problems, each of which is tested to see if it helps.

126 g Disordered Minds

RELATED THEORIES

See also PSYCHOANALYSIS Page 18

3-SECOND BIOGRAPHIES AARON T. BECK

1921–

30-SECOND TEXT Vaughan Bell

Cognitive behavorial therapy helps the patient to understand and break thought patterns that trigger many psychological disorders.

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30-Second Mythology Fall 2011 30 - SECOND

30- SECOND MYTHOLOGY

The 50 most important classical myths, monsters, heroes and gods, each explained in half a minute

A working knowledge of classical mythology offers instant kudos. Odyssey through these fifty 30-second legends to discover what Hercules did to deserve his 12 labors, why Odysseus took ten years to travel 500 miles, and how Narcissus found the love of his life. And thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s before we get on to the gods. Mike Darton, author of many miscellanies and dictionaries, is also a knowledgeably passionate fan of classical mythology.

Author Mike Darton

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30-Second Religion Spring 2011 30-Second Religion decants and demystifies the key beliefs, deities, origins, and iconography of the world’s major religions, denominations, and less widespread sects and cults. This book is the quickest way to walk the paths and recognize the key signposts of 50 of the world’s diverse and fascinating faiths. Dr. Russell Re Manning is Lecturer in the Philosophy of Religion at St Edmund’s College, University of Cambridge.

HINDUISM 30-second religion Hindus believe we are all 3-SECOND SUMMARY

God is One and beyond form. God appears in many different forms. God lives in the heart. God contains the entire universe. God is everywhere.

3-MINUTE THEOLOGY

Hinduism is polymorphic monotheism. The gods express different aspects of divine reality, a cosmic spirit that exists inside and outside the individual.

Śiva embodies power, Viṣṣu righteousness, and Devī, the goddess, the sweet or ferocious energy of mother or lover. Each manifests different forms, marries other deities, raises divine families, uniting different traditions and creating new matrices of devotion. A Hindu worships one, other, or many gods depending on family upbringing, community, or personal

continually reincarnated, lifetime after lifetime. Our fate is determined by karma, the moral worth of our previous actions. The spiritual goal is to put an end to rebirth and be united with God. This is achieved through the path of knowledge (via study, yoga, meditation, and ascetic practice, one experiences the identity of one’s own soul with the cosmic spirit) and the path of devotion, praising and worshipping God. Worldly activities—the pursuit of wealth, power, love, and pleasure—must be performed in harmony with dharma, the natural law of the universe. Dharma has divided society into castes, rigidly categorizing families in terms of power, purity, prestige, and occupation. Those living outside caste, the so-called “untouchable” people, endure a kind of religious apartheid. The Brahmins are the priestly caste. Their scriptures, the Vedas, are some 4,000 years old and define orthodoxy. Hinduism is the meeting of this big tradition with many other local little traditions through adaption and absorption. Mythically, this process is expressed as big gods manifesting as little gods, or marrying goddesses. Hinduism is thus a loose assemblage of communities and sects—of various practices and traditions—like a large, extended family.

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See also MAINSTREAM BUDDHISM page 36 MAHāYāNA BUDDHISM page 40 JAINISM page 42 SIKHISM page 44

MAINSTREAM BUDDHISM

3-SECOND BIOGRAPHIES

ŚAṅKARA

c.788–820

30-second religion

RāMāNUJA

c.1017–1137 RAMAKRISHNA

1836–1886

The Buddha was a renunciate

MAHāTMā GANDHI

1869–1948

RAMANA MAHARSHI

1879–1950

30-SECOND TEXT Alexander Studholme

Aliam Ximporecero totaest, inimaximus natur? Ihictoriae si de

3-SECOND SUMMARY

The Buddha’s first sermon taught four truths: suffering, the origin of suffering, the end of suffering (nirvana), and the path to the end of suffering.

3-MINUTE THEOLOGY

Buddhist meditation consists of two combined disciplines: concentration and insight. By concentrating on an object, such as the breath, the mind withdraws from sensory experience and thoughts, developing states of calm and joy, gradually eradicating neurotic emotional tendencies. Insight is the inculcated “seeing” of the impermanent flow of phenomena, in which the ego—apparently, so real—cannot be found. This eradicates a mistaken

holy man who stepped outside the mainstream Indian religion of the Brahmin priests. He dispensed with rituals and speculation about God, teaching an intensely pragmatic path of mental cultivation, whose goal was the end of suffering. Suffering, he said, is the inevitable result of the way in which the individual instinctively shores up the ego by grasping at what is pleasant and reacting against what is unpleasant. Realistically, pain is unavoidable and, more subtly, because things are always changing, so too is the difficulty of experiencing pleasant states slipping away. By fully appreciating the impermanent flow of experience—and the fact that everyone dies— one develops a dispassionate attitude, which is ultimately rooted in the discovery that the ego is itself an insubstantial fiction and that who we really are is beyond all thoughts of the “I”. In this life, nirvana, the goal, is literally the “blowing out” of these compulsive tendencies— the three fires of greed, hatred, and delusion— denoting the complete turning around of a person from neurotic egoism to a state of blissful peace and the selfless freedom to be naturally loving toward others. At death, nirvana is the end of all rebirth.

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3-SECOND BIOGRAPHIES THE BUDDHA

c.566–486 BCE BUDDHAGHOSA

5th century BCE

30-SECOND TEXT Alexander Studholme

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The Atlas of Languages Spring 2012 The Atlas of Languages shows the flux and flow of languages, from the inexorable spread of Spanish and English to the discreet growth of minority languages like Creole and Hebrew. There are specialized orthographical maps, and the status of extinct and endangered languages is illustrated, as is the growth of sign languages. An accompanying weblink has audio samples of endangered and extinct tongues and biographies of the people who speak them. Peter K. Austin holds the Märit Rausing Chair in field linguistics at the School of Oriental and African Studies, London. ar

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The Basque language is currently spoken by about 1 million people (about one-third of the Basque population) as a first or second language. Due to the mountainous nature of the region there are a number of dialects, not all of which are mutually intelligible. There is a standard form of the language (Euskara batua) that is taught in school and promoted by the Basque regional government.

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The English word “tea” has diffused into the languages of Britain’s former colonies, such as Hausa in Nigeria (“tii”) or Warlpiri in central Australia (“tii”). Notice too that colloquial British English has “char” (as in a “cuppa char”), showing evidence of both versions.

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There are two common words for tea that occur in the world’s languages: a form like English “tea” and a form like Russian “chai.” Both come from China, but they originate in different parts of the country where different types of Chinese are spoken. Minnan Chinese, spoken in Fujian province and Taiwan, has “te”, while others such as Cantonese and Mandarin have “cha.” Dutch traders, who were the original European tea merchants, had their main contacts with the city of Amoy (now Xiamen) in Fujian province and so borrowed “thee” as their word for tea. It was this word that then spread to most European languages, including English, French, and German. The tea trade in Europe was controlled by the Portuguese in the 16th century. Their trade was based in southern China where Cantonese is spoken, and so the Portuguese term is “cha.” Tea was also exported from China via an overland route into central Asia and eastern Euope so languages in this region have a word like “chai”, as in Russian and Turkish.

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Across the world, languages have borrowed words from one another, especially where communities of speakers have been in contact for trade and other forms of exchange. Often a borrowed word will be passed from one language to another, with or without a change in form or meaning, and so it is possible for us to map the movement and historical spread of words across the world.

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HOW MANY ELEPHANTS IN A BLUE WHALE?

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How Many Elephants in a Blue Whale? Fall 2010

HOW MANY ELEPHANTS IN A BLUE WHALE?

This book reveals the world through visual equivalents, so that size, speed, and mass make immediate sense. Discover how many times higher than Monsieur Eiffel is his Tower, and how many Eiffel Towers there are in Mount Everest. A trivia-lover’s compendium, combining instant graphics with irresistible knowledge.

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An awareness of Natureâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s diversity and the sheer range of lifeforms that exist on Earth is given to us daily by TV programs and wildlife books. But what if all this diversity of life could be explained by a few simple rules? Just consider that all mammals have an average lifetime ration of one billion heartbeats. Mathematical patterns like this have led some biologists to suggest that a single theory of development could be applied to all living organisms of whatever scale or species, from whales to lichens.

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The Art of Mindful Gardening Spring 2011

The Art of Mindful Gardening Meditations on Eden

The Art of Mindful Gardening explores the activity of gardening as an exercise for both body and mind. Ark Redwood, head gardener at Chalice Well, one of Britainâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most sacred gardens, guides you through the changing seasons, expanding your knowledge of how to be conscious of the living moment and providing expert insight on meditating in your natural environment. This book is essential reading for those looking to add a mindful dimension to the experience of gardening. Ark Redwood is head gardener at Chalice Well Gardens in Glastonbury. He regularly attends retreats on mindfulness and has contributed articles to numerous magazines on the subject.

Ark Redwood

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The Art of Mindful Walking Spring 2011

The Art of Mindful Walking Meditations on the Path

Adam Ford

The Art of Mindful Walking explores the activity of walking as an exercise for both body and mind. Buddhist teacher Adam Ford presents practical sections on purposeful walking, ranging from long walks in the country to the simple walk to work, and reflects upon his personal experience of spirituality and its relationship to the world around us. This book is essential reading for those looking to add another dimension to their observation of and interaction with the natural world. Adam Ford is an ordained Anglican priest, now retired. He was formerly Priest-in-Ordinary to Her Majesty the Queen at the Chapel Royal, Chaplain to a London School, and Vicar of a Yorkshire mill town. He has an MA in Indian religions and regularly lectures on Buddhism, Hinduism, and astronomy.

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SeedBombs Spring 2011

SEEDBOMBS

Seedbombs are a vital part of the phenomenon of guerrilla gardening, encouraging people to learn about plants through making and throwing them—a fun and dynamic way of dispersing seeds. SeedBombs presents ten recipes for seedbombs, some designed to attract wildlife, others to create color and scent. The book explores what seedbombs are, their origins, and their benefits to nature and the environment.

GOING WILD WITH FLOWERS

Josie Jeffery

Josie Jeffery studied Horticulture & Garden Design in Brighton, Sussex, and has been seedbombing for three years.

what is a seedbomb

How do I make tHem? t

There are various ways of making seedbombs, you need to find a carrier for the seeds. My method is using natural ingredients; Compost and clay The compost offers nutrients for the seeds to germinate and grow strong during their infancy and the clay binds the seedbomb making it hard enough not to break when it hits the ground.

the history of seedbombing

When I tell people I make seedbombs they look puzzled and ask ‘What is a seedbomb?’ They are thought to be edible (some fancy new super food) or cosmetic, rarely people think they are horticultural. I smile and begin a well rehearsed explanation.

A seedbomb is a little ball made up of a combination of compost clay and seeds wHat Iss Itt for’? The compost and clay act as a carrier for the seeds so they can be launched over walls or fences and in to inaccessible areas such as wasteland.

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✱ The seedlings will then grow on in to mature plants and face whatever conditions Mother Nature has in store for them, as they grow, more seeds are germinating and the Seedbomb begins to dissolve. ✱ The Seedbomb’s erosion rate is dependent on strength of rainfall; it can take days, weeks or months.

wHywill areremain tHey eydormant used?and be ✱ Some of the seeds trodden in to the soil until conditions are favourable.

Apart from the fact that they are really good fun to make, they actually work.

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The seeds may germinate next week, or next spring or not at all!? But we still want to try it’’used as an efficient carrier seedbombs are for seeds that can be launched in areas that are physically challenging to access such as areas that are fenced off. Because of their size and robustness they can simply be thrown over the fence and if your aim is good it will land vaguely where you want them to. If you have planned your launch for a particular unreachable site and chosen plants that will thrive there e.g. for a shaded damp area, seedbombs provide the accuracy needed.

Seedbombs give the accuracy needed for long distance sowing

The compost and clay provides a blanket of protection for the seeds therefore minimising the risk of damage from harsh weather conditions and seedeaters such as mice and birds.

‘Wire fences, concrete walls, gravel and glass, old armchairs, tin cans and bikes with no wheels, odd shoes and old tV’s V’s could be replaced with, climbing plants and lush green leaves, flowers, fruit and seeds, birds, butterflies and buzzing bees, and the sound of people digging!’

BoxHead Why not launch them on your allotments or garden at home you could create an edible Seedbomb bed or make wildflower Seedbombs to attract bees for pollination of your food crops. Launch in alleyways and path networks around your local City/Town/Village. They can be used to create an explosion of colour on urban Green roofs or a shed or outbuilding in your garden. Seedbombs are perfect for throwing responsibly out of train windows and can make railroads more attractive and journeys more enjoyable. Areas such as roadsides, central reservations and roundabouts, railroads and urban tree pits are a perfect

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SeedBombs for Bees SeedBombs for Butterflies Spring 2011 These beautifully presented kits each contain all that you need to make six medium-sized Seedbombs, with recipes designed specifically to attract either bees or butterflies. The seeds are encased in a mixture of compost, potting soil and clay, and are perfect for planting on wasteland, or inaccessible, abandoned areasâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;or simply drop them in your own garden. Hurl your horticultural bombs with enough force to break them and allow the seeds inside to grow. Pop back a few weeks later to admire your handiwork!

Josie Jeffery studied Horticulture & Garden Design in Brighton, Sussex, and has been seedbombing for three years.

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Jessica’s Raw Chocolate Recipes Spring 2011

JESSICA’S

raw chocolate R E C I P E S

Raw chocolate is the new Green & Blacks, a delicious superfood with proven health benefits and a fast-growing following of devotees. Jessica’s Raw Chocolate Recipes is an informative and inspirational cookbook that explains and outlines this exciting phenomenon. Recipes and nutrition tips will empower readers to create healthy, quick-and-easy raw chocolate inventions in the comfort of their own kitchen.

natural super food for the chocoholic

Jessica Fenton is a raw food guru, presenter, writer, lifestyle coach, and nutritionist.

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introduction

Almond butter truffles

Cacao Fudge

This is a great quick and easy recipe if you don’t have access to a power blender or are making this when you’re travelling. If I’m in a warm climate then I let the sun melt the cacao butter for me as I prepare the other ingredients. I’m sure that sunshine- charged raw chocolate is the finest chocolate in the world!

If you like soft fudge-like chocolate then you’ll love this! It melts in the mouth and is really easy to make. I like making Cacao-fudge as gifts for the wonderful people that cross my path. After I’ve popped the chocolates out of the mould I put several pieces in a recycled paper box, lined with grease-proof paper. The perfect raw chocolate gift!

introduction

EQUIPMENT • Stainless steel hand whisk • Medium sized glass mixing bowl • Silicon chocolate mould • Freezer or cool bag with ice packs if your away from a kitchen INGREDIENTS NEEDED • 60g raw cacao butter • 2 dessert spoons of raw almond butter • 3 dessert spoons raw cacao powder • 1 dessert spoon lucuma powder • 80g yacon syrup ?? (JF - double check amount) • 10 drops vanilla oil

1. Chop and melt the raw cacao butter in a bainmarie or in your dehydrator. Or place in the direct rays of the sun, until fully melted. 2. Add the other ingredients to the glass mixing bowl on top of the melted cacao butter. 3. Use your hand whisk to gently stir your ingredients lovingly together – no need to do any crazy fast whisking! 4. Spoon the runny chocolate into your silicon chocolate mould and set in the freezer or a very cool place until the chocolate has firmly set. This recipe makes a silicon chocolate mould amount of chocolate

INGREDIENTS • 250g Cacao Paste, melted • 75g Cacao Butter • 2 dessert spoons Lecithin graduals • 180g Premium Raw Agave Nectar • 8 - 10 drops premium quality, organic Vanilla Oil • Pinch Himalayan Pink Rose Rock Salt

1. Add all the ingredients for the cacao fudge to your power blender and blend thoroughly on full speed until smooth. 2. Spoon the ingredients steadily into a silicon chocolate mould, which ever colour / shape / size you fancy. If you’re in a rush, just spoon the mixture into a BPA free plastic container. 3. Freeze for 1-2 hours, or until your chocolates are nice and firm throughout. 4. Pop them out of the moulds, or if you’ve used a container, turn out the chocolate and then using a very sharp knife, carefully slice the chocolate into cubes. 5. Enjoy with a loved one, or anyone in fact!

Jessica’s top tip Try adding a few drops of premium quality, organic orange oil instead of vanilla oil for an authentic chocolate orange taste.

drinks

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Avian Architecture Spring 2011 Birds are the most consistently inventive builders in terms of functional design. Avian Architecture deconstructs every type of nest by rendering it as an architectural blueprint, annotating the construction and engineering techniques. The combination of intricate illustrations and beautiful photography reveals the science and significance of the humble nest. Peter Goodfellow is a lifelong birdwatcher. His publications include Birds As Builders and Shakespeareâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Birds. Mike Hansell is Emeritus Professor of Animal Architecture at Glasgow University.

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The Book of Fungi Spring 2011 The Book of Fungi features 600 of the most remarkable fungi from around the world. Life-size photography creates an explosion of color, shapes, and forms, and is supplemented by illustrations and a modern, scholarly text. Dr. Peter Roberts is Senior Mycologist at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, London. Shelley Evans co-authored Fungi: Pocket Nature and has lectured on fungi for 15 years. THE BOOK OF

FUNGI

From mushrooms & toadstools to truffles & morels, a life-size guide to the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s species Dr. Peter Roberts & Shelley Evans

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The Book of Leaves Fall 2010

THE BOOK OF L E AV E S

The Book of Leaves celebrates and categorizes the wealth of diversity found in each leaf’s O shape, color, texture, and structure. 600 varieties of deciduous tree are examined, using photos taken on a lightbox to capture every detail. f all our childhood memories,

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made for trees, and trees for us. In

adulthood, trees retain their power,

Allen J. Coombes is Botanist at the Sir Harold Hillier Gardens, Hampshire, UK. their waves of green breaking the

monotony of a cityscape, their autumn transformations taking our breath away.

In this volume, the trees that

Zsolt Debreczy is Research Director of the International Dendrological Research Inst., USA. have enriched our lives finally get their due, through a focus on the humble leaves that serve, in a sense,

as their public face. The Book of Leaves offers a visually stunning ARALIACEAE

ARALIACEAE

ALLEN J. COOMBES

LEAF TYPE LEAF SHAPE LEAF SIZE

ALLEN J. COOMBES

E D I T E D B Y Z S O LT D E B R E C Z Y

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Palmately lobed Rounded To 10 x 10 in (25 x 25 cm) or more Alternate Gray with shallow fissures, often with large conical spines Small and white A small, spherical, blue-black drupe about 1⁄4 in (5 mm) across East Asia Forests

T H E BOOK OF L E AV E S ARRANGEMENT

BARK

FLOWERS

FRUIT

DISTRIBUTION

HABITAT

L E A F - B Y- L E A F O F

T H E

G U I D E

W O R L D ' S

Up to 100 ft (30 m)

T O

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G R E A T

E D I T E D B Y Z S O LT D E B R E C Z Y

LEAF TYPE LEAF SHAPE LEAF SIZE ARRANGEMENT BARK FLOWERS FRUIT DISTRIBUTION HABITAT SYN.

and scientifically engaging guide to

Variable Variable To 8 X 2121⁄2 in (20 x 6 cm) Alternate Dark gray Small and greenish white in rounded clusters, borne in panicles at the ends of the shoots A small black drupe, flattened on 2 sides and about 1⁄4 in (5 mm) across China, North Vietnam Streambanks, scrub, and forest margins in the mountains Pseudopanax davidii (Franchet) Philipson

six hundred of the most impressive and beautiful leaves from around the world. Each leaf is reproduced Up to 40 ft (12 m)

H U N D R E D KALOPANAX SEPTEMLOBUS

CASTOR ARALIA

T R E E S

(THUNBERG) KOIDZUMI

here at its actual size in full-color

METAPANAX DAVIDII

(FRANCHET) J. WEN & FRODIN

The Castor Aralia is a large deciduous tree of broadly columnar to rounded habit, producing its small but profuse flowers in summer. The bark and stout shoots are often armed with sharp spines. It is the only species in the genus. In its native regions the leaves are eaten as salad and the bark is used for its medicinal properties. Trees with deeply lobed leaves are sometimes called var. maximowiczii.

Metapanax davidii is a small evergreen tree, sometimes shrubby, flowering in summer. Although this species has been cultivated for more than 100 years it has had a long history of name changes and has been placed in seven different genera, at one time listed with a group of related species mainly from New Zealand. The currently accepted genus contains only two species.

SIMILAR SPECIES The Castor Aralia differs from maples (Acer), (Acer Acer), some of which have similarly shaped leaves, and from the sweetgums (Liquidambar)) in the spiny shoots, and in the very different flowers and fruits.

SIMILAR SPECIES The only other species in the genus, M. delavayi also from China and Vietnam, is shrubby and has the leaves distinctly cut into as many as five leaflets.

photographs taken on a lightbox and is accompanied by details of LEAF TYPE

LEAF SHAPE

LEAF SIZE

ARRANGEMENT BARK

Pinnate Oblong in outline To 7 x 4121⁄2 in (18 x 12 cm) Alternate Pale gray-brown Small and individually inconspicuous, reddish; male and female flowers on separate plants A small, red, nearly spherical drupe about 1⁄4 in (5 mm) long, ripening to brown or blackish Mediterranean region, southwest Asia Rocky places, woods and scrub

LEAF SIZE

BARK

FRUIT

DISTRIBUTION

FLOWERS FRUIT DISTRIBUTION HABITAT

and habitat of the tree on which it’s HABITAT

Pinnate Oblong to obovate in outline To 18 x 8 in (45 x 20 cm) Alternate Gray-brown, smooth or with shallow fissures Small, creamy white in large panicles at the ends of the shoots A small, red, nearly spherical drupe to 1⁄4 in (5 mm) across and covered in soft hairs East and Southeast Asia Mountain woods

found, as well as brief scientific and

Up to 33 ft (10 m)

historical accounts. CHIAN TURPENTINE TREE PISTACIA TEREBINTHUS

MILLER

CHICAGO The leaves of the Chian Turpentine Tree are pinnate, strongly aromatic, and up to 7 in (18 cm) long and 41⁄2 in (12 cm) across. They have as many as 11 ovate to oblong, untoothed leaflets up to 23⁄4 long (7 cm) and 11⁄4 in (3 cm) across. The terminal leaflet is usually present but is sometimes lacking or much reduced in size.

Actual size

LEAF TYPE LEAF SHAPE

ARRANGEMENT

the range, distribution, abundance, FLOWERS

The leaves of the Castor Aralia are up to 10 in (25 cm) or more long and across, borne on a long petiole to 20 in (50 cm). They are alternate on long shoots but in clusters on short shoots, and dark green above, turning yellow or reddish in fall. The 5–7 lobes are triangular with a toothed margin, ending in a taper-pointed tip. The depth of lobing is very variable, and while most leaves have lobes that reach from one-third to two-thirds of the way to the base, some are cut almost to the base.

ANACARDIACEAE

The leaves of Metapanax davidii very variable in shape and up to 8 in (20 cm) long and 2 across. They are leathery in texture and glossy dark green above, with 3 veins from the base; they can be simple and oblong to ovate, divided into 3 lobes or, more rarely, with 3 separate leaflets.

The Chian Turpentine Tree is a widely distributed, deciduous tree of spreading habit, flowering in spring. It is related to and hybridizes with the pistachio nut (Pistacia vera) for which it is used as an understock for grafting. All parts of the tree are aromatic and a turpentine can be obtained from the trunk. The bark is cut in June with an axe and the syrupy turpentine oozes from the trunk and is collected. This was particularly common on the island of Chios in the Aegean, which gives the tree its common name. An oil has been made from the young green fruits, which are collected in late summer and can be used to make cakes or as a substitute for butter. Plants that lack a terminal leaflet have been called P. palaestina, but intermediates occur.

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Up to 33 ft (10 m)

RHUS CHINENSIS

CHINESE SUMACH MILLER

The Chinese Sumach is a deciduous spreading tree of loose, open habit, producing its showy large panicles of small white flowers in late summer. It is used as an ornamental tree, popular for its large flower clusters and fall color. This species has frequently, and incorrectly, been called Rhus javanica. SIMILAR SPECIES The Chinese Sumach is distinct from most species in the genus because of its distinctly winged rachis. The North American Shining Sumach (R. copallinum)) also has this, but has more numerous leaflets and is shrubby.

SIMILAR SPECIES The Chian Terpentine Tree is sometimes confused with the Mastic tree (P. ( lentiscus), which is evergreen, usually a shrub, and has fewer leaflets. Hybrids between the two species are inter mediate. The more similar P. atlantica, atlantica from North Africa and western Asia, has a narrowly winged rachis.

Actual size

The leaves of the Chinese Sumach are pinnate with a winged rachis, and are up to 18 in (45 cm) long and 8 in (20 cm) across, borne on hairy shoots. Bright green above, paler or bluish green and hairy beneath, they turn yellow, orange, and red in fall. Each leaf comprises up to 13 ovate, toothed leaflets, which increase in size toward the end of the leaf.

Actual size

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A potted history of

A Potted History of Fruit Spring 2011 Did you know that the pineapple was discovered by Christopher Columbus? That apples were thrown as wedding proposals in ancient Greece? Or that the word â&#x20AC;&#x153;bananaâ&#x20AC;? comes from the Arabic for fingers? Discover the origins and properties of over 100 fruits and marvel at the finest botanical paintings ever produced. Mike Darton is a writer and editor with a passion for words, knowledge, and trivia. His published titles include a large number of dictionaries and miscellanies.

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L OR RA I N E HA R R I S ON •

A potted hiﬆory of

A Potted History of Vegetables Spring 2011 The nostalgia of growing vegetables is unquestionably in vogue. A Potted History of Vegetables embraces this idea by reacquainting the reader with the origins, nature, and peculiarities of the world’s produce. Combines reproductions of the finest nineteenth-century botanical illustrations and a miscellany of fascinating facts and extraordinary histories. Lorraine Harrison is a successful gardener and gardening writer with a passion for exotic and heirloom vegetables.

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Beautiful Chickens Spring 2011

BEAUTIFUL CHICKENS

With 40 breeds showcased, there’s a wealth of information on each breed, a short history of poultry rearing, and some candid reportage from behind the scenes. Christie Aschwanden is a journalist and poultry farmer in Colorado. Her writing has appeared in publications including The New York Times, Reader’s Digest and New Scientist.

the chickens

Portraits of champion breeds by CHRISTIE ASCHWANDEN, photographed by ANDREW PERRIS

Ko Shamo cock

ko shamo

he Ko Shamo is a type of small Japanese game fowl bred to thrive in close quarters. It’s a true bantam breed, noted for its unique split wings. The breed is also remarkably tall for its bantam size, and this height lends it a striking appearance. The breed’s characteristic stance underscores its aggressive, strong temperament and it is known for its confident manner.

Related Breeds The Ko Shamo was developed in Japan and shares its genetic heritage with several other Japanese breeds such as the Nanking Shamo, the Malay and the Yokohama.

Size Bantam hen weight .... 800 g (1¾ lb) Bantam cock weight .... 1 kg (2¼ lb)

origin & Distribution

Features The Ko Shamo’s unusual profile is not easily confused. It has a tall, upright posture, and sparse, hard feathers. Its towering profile makes the neck appear especially long, and the muscular, lean body and breast are held perpendicular, rather than paralleln to the ground, ending in a small ‘prawn-like’ tail. The head is strong and high and the feathers short and hard.

The word shamo means ‘fighter’ in Japanese and reflects this bird’s Japanese heritage. Ko Shamos were developed in Japan, most likely from stock imported from Thailand in the 16th or 17th century. It reached Europe in the 1970s. Whilst uncommon, it is now kept by fanciers in Asia, Europe and North America.

Use

the chickens

Bred mostly for show, the Ko Shamo is too small to provide much meat, and hens lay only briefly; when they do, the white eggs are small and unremarkable. Suitable as pets, the breed does well in limited spaces, provided that multiple males are not housed in proximity, as males tend to fight with abandon.

Silkie hen

silkie

enowned for its looks and personality, the Silkie is a suave breed that carries itself with a lively, stylish posture. The fowl’s gentle, trusting nature and trainability makes it a popular pet breed. Despite its diminutive size, the Silkie is categorised as a large fowl light breed, and so is exhibited in large rather than bantam classes.

Related Breeds The Silkie descended from Asian stock, but its family tree is unknown.

Size Hen weight .... 1.4 kg (3 lb) Cock weight .... 1.8 kg (4 lb)

Origin & Distribution

Features The Silkie’s characteristic features are its silky, fur-like feathers and its puffy, hat-like crest. The breed features a broad body and short legs, mostly obscured by profuse plumage. The tail is short and tattered looking. All Silkies have the distinctive crest and some also exhibit a similarly puffed beard beneath their beak. The British Poultry Standards lists five colour types: partridge, black, blue, gold and white (seen here).

Though known to hail from Asia, whether the Silkie originated from China, India or Japan remains in doubt. What is certain is that it is an old breed – legend holds that Marco Polo described observing Silkies during his Asian travels in the 13th century. Today the breed is raised by fanciers throughout Europe, North America and Australia. Asia

Use

Often kept as pets, the Silkie is purely an ornamental breed. Silkie hens lay tinted or cream-coloured eggs and are so prized for their broody nature that they are sometimes used as foster mothers or crossed with other large breeds to increase the broodiness of these other types.

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Beautiful Rabbits Spring 2012 Beautiful Rabbits plucks 40 of the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most distinctive breeds out of the hat and displays them in all their magical glory. The book includes descriptions of each breed, covering its origins, physical attributes, and uses. Christie Aschwanden is a journalist, essayist and poultry farmer in Colorado.

Portraits of champion breeds by CHRISTIE ASCHWANDEN, photographed by JEREMY HOPLEY

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The Chicken Spring 2012

The C H I C K E N

A Natural History D r J oy M E N C H

The Chicken is a timely, encyclopedic, sciencebased study that offers a true understanding of the species, reclaiming it from its commercial status as a mere egg and meat provider. High-quality photography, illustration, and info-graphics combine with engaging and authoritative text to create an accessible reference title for the general market. Dr Joy Mench is Director of the Center for Animal Welfare at the University of California. She is recipient of the Poultry Science Associationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Poultry Welfare Research Award (2004).

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50 Tricks to Teach Your Dog Fall 2010

YOUR DOG

Almost every dog can master a few tricks above and beyond the basic sit/down/stay training. 50 Tricks to Teach Your Dog looks at a whole range of possibilities to teach your pet, and takes his or her size, character, and enthusiasms into account. Step-by-step photographs break each trick into easy stages, while helpful text explains how to build your pet’s trust in you.

Sophie Collins

Sophie Collins is a writer and editor with an interest in dog behavior. Her previous books include Tail Talk (Chronicle) and Why Does My Dog Do That? (Metro).

Sophie Collins Amaze your friends! Impress your family! Challenge your dog!

Mind Games | Caught a Cold

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TWO Praise her enthusiastically as she heads for the tissue box. At this point, she may be ready to pull the tissue out on her own, or she may need some help with a verbal cue.

THREE Make sure that the tissue is pulled out of the box to the point where it’s very easy for her to remove it. Give her plenty of encouragement as she pulls. As soon as she’s got it free of the box, call her back to you.

Mind Games | Wind Around

ONE Place a tissue box on a low, stable surface. Pull a tissue halfway out of it, and practice by saying “Take it! Achoo!” while showing it to your dog. When she’s happy to pull a tissue from the box (and this is probably the hardest part of the trick, so practice patiently until she’s got it out), back off a step or two and repeat “Take it! Achoo!” Your dog will take the cue to collect the tissue.

Caught a Cold

his is a great trick to show off when you have company. Cued by a loud, theatrical sneeze, your

dog will run off to collect you a tissue from the box handily situated on a low surface nearby and run back to you with it firmly held in her mouth. True, it’s likely to be a bit damp and squishy by the time it’s “handed” to you, but no matter, this is so cute that it always wins a big round of applause. Practice it until she gets it perfect every time before you show off to your friends. Learn the trick stage by stage; it’s quite complex, so be prepared

TWo She’ll probably walk through the cones happily, but she may not immediately grasp the turn around each cone to make the complete figure-eight. Hold your hand/treat quite low and guide her clearly as she takes the turn after passing through the cones.

Big and Small dogS Suit the distance between the cones to the size of your dog; the bigger the dog, the more space she’ll need for her turns. As she becomes confident in her turns, you can move the cones slightly closer together to make the “weave” a little tougher.

Teaching Tip Some dogs seem to steady the tissue box with a paw naturally. However, if your pet knocks the box over and finds it hard to angle, use duct tape to stick it to the surface you’ve placed it on; she’ll find it easier if all she has to do is focus on pulling out the tissue.

for short, frequent sessions while you’re teaching it.

oNE Arrange two small, light cones as shown (you can buy these in large sports or pet stores). If your dog is happy to follow a finger, use that as her guide; if she needs a bit more incentive, use a treat as a lure for the first few tries. Hold up the finger or treat alongside the first cone and say “Wind around!”

Wind Around

THrEE Continue to guide her back through the gap and around the other cone. Repeat “Wind around!” if you need to, and if she doesn’t seem to get the idea right away, you can walk just ahead of her and take the turns yourself, too.

f your pet is a natural “spinner”—that’s a dog who loves to run in circles and chase her tail when she’s

excited—you’ll probably find that she’s a natural for weaving routines. This is a mini version of the weaving trial on a real agility course. If she turns out to like walking a figure-eight shape, you can add a few more mini cones to extend her options—although you may have to move outdoors into the yard to extend her “course”!

four As she completes the figure-eight, praise her and give her a treat. Take another couple of turns. Eventually, she should be happy to make the turns on only a verbal cue.

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Filming the Dead Spring 2011

Filming

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HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN ZOMBIE MOVIE Rod Durick

With the advent of cheaper and better digital video cameras, the world of movie-making is suddenly within the grasp, and budget, of every amateur. Filming the Dead offers up a complete guide to making your own cult classic, from gloriously gory make-up and graveyard lighting to blood-spattered special effects, from scripting and storyboarding to post-production and marketing. Comprehensive instructions presented with great visuals ensure that beginners will soon be on set. Rod Durick is a producer and special effects artist who is based in Buffalo, New York.

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Titanic Love Stories Fall 2011

TITANIC

The sinking of the Titanic was a tragedy for all the 1,517 people who diedâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;but the stories of the 12 brides and grooms who joined the ship to celebrate their honeymoons are notably poignant. Titanic Love Stories narrates the amazing stories of these couples. Their actions are courageous, surprising, and always memorable.

Love S T O R I E S

Gill Paul is the author of over 30 books. Bruce Beveridge is author of several books about the Titanic, including his recent two-part opus: Titanic: The Ship Magnificent.

T he tr ue stor ies of the 12 honeymoon couples who sailed on the T itanic

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BEAUTIFUL CHICKENS

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Portraits of the most handsome champion breeds

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Beautiful Beasts Wall Calendars 2011 & 2012 This series of calendars showcases chickens, cows, ducks, pigs, sheep, and rabbits as you have never seen them beforeâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;polished, preened, and styled to absolute perfection. The elegance and quirkiness of these adorable champion breeds are brilliantly capturedâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;a delightful treat for anyone.

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BEAUTIFUL RABBITS JOURNAL

A great many people now reading and writing would be better employed keeping rabbits. Dame Edith Sitwell

BEAUTIFUL DUCKS JOURNAL

Being born in a duck yard does not matter, if only you are hatched from a swanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s egg.

Hans Christian Andersen

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Beautiful Beasts Journals These charming journals are interspersed with portraits of some of the cutest, proudest, and most unusual and handsome breeds.

CALL DRAKE

SEBRIGHT BANTAM COCK

ith their alert eyes, â&#x20AC;&#x153;busyâ&#x20AC;? personality, and easy nature, these charming little ducks are instantly appealing. Call ducks are the smallest breed of domestic duck, and have such dainty proportions, they are often compared to bathtime toy ducks. They were originally developed as decoy ducks to encourage wildfowl into traps on lakes in the UK

he Sebright Bantam is a true bantam with no standard equivalent. It is an ornamental breed developed especially for its attractive plumage, its remarkable beauty having made Sebright Bantams one of the most widely kept bantams. These fowl are spry and easily tamed, but are not easy to keep, as they are more fragile and difficult

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Beautiful Beasts Postcard Books Each book contains 30 different postcards featuring the very finest champion breeds. Each postcard is perforated for easy removal. Perfect for sending to friends and family, or simply just keeping for yourself.

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Fiendish Word Puzzles Fall 2010 Other puzzle books may claim to be fiendish. Well, they donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t know the meaning of the word. This set of verbal challenges is the real McCoy, a seriously demoniacal product fresh from Satancorp, personally tested by Nicholas D. Satan, who has also kindly provided the foreword. Over 100 puzzles include crosswords, anagrams, rebuses, soundalikes, wordsquares, wordchains, and many other diabolical enigmas. The answers are at the back, as we donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t really want you to spend your days in eternal torment. At least, not just yet.

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A Gentlemanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Puzzler Companion Fall 2010 It is all too easy for an active, healthy young man to let his mind wander into impure ways of thinking, especially after a bout of vigorous exercise. This puzzler companion contains over 100 puzzles including crosswords, anagrams, rebuses, wordsquares, cryptograms, and other intriguing enigmas guaranteed to occupy all possible space in the young male cerebellum. The answers are at the back but we would presume to suggest that none of our respected readers ever stoop so low as to look at them.

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The Pregnancy Puzzle Book Spring 2011

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With over 100 puzzles to help keep those little grey cells as polished as possible, The Pregnancy Puzzle Book accompanies you from conception to delivery and includes top pregnancy tips. The answers are at the back, although we realize that you may not really care by the time you get to week 40.

puzzle book Graded gamestoto Graded games get the getyou you through through the whole nine months whole nine months

first trimester Congratulations! Assuming the thin blue line is correct and there are no complications, you are going to have a baby in about 38 weeks’ time. During the first trimester (the first 12 weeks) you may have nothing to show for this (except morning sickness, moodswings, headaches, total fatigue and teenage spots), but inside your uterus, it is all systems go. This is a crucial time for his or her development and your body is pumping out hormones and extra blood cells to make it happen. By the end of this trimester your baby will have gone from a microscopic mulberryshaped dot to a perfectly formed little person about as long as your thumb.

Scientists may poo-poo the idea of Baby Brain, but we can only assume they have never had a baby. Gradually you will realise that there are some life events the smarter bits of the brain just can’t handle, and that they should be quiet and make space for the relic brain to do its job. However, that’s not going to happen for a bit, so the first trimester puzzles are pretty much what you might expect for a non-pregnant solver. They have been conceived and designed to be done in short bursts between and to firstnaps trimester distract you from feeling too nauseous.

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Pregnancy Personalities 1

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1. Choose the best (4) 3. Can’t leap wildly after birth (8) 9. Kind of exercise I, Bo, care about (7) 10. Never confuse courage and audacity (5) 11. Lacking 10 across, I fear that den terribly (5-7) 13. Fame from being up tree in mess (6) 15. Rob, confused has a look in: he does what he’s told (6) 17. It lies in bed with gravity, and is not good to eat (12) 20. Bail? I would be doubtful with such a plea (5) 21, 22. Complaint of pregnancy sounds like grieving illness (7, 8) 23. Nothing found in bronze room (4)

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Spot the Dog Fall 2010 Spot the Dog contains 101 puzzles (a potent number on planet dog) of various levels of difficulty so that all the family (including the dog) can play. Reward yourself with a biscuit for every one you get right.

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• A stunning color gallery at the beginning of the book showcases the traditional media used to construct these buildings.

• A final chapter on modern vernacular architecture shows how this fascinating area is of great contemporary relevance.

HOW TO READ

John May

SYMBOLS

Anthony Reid, Consultant Editor

A crash course in the meaning of symbols in art

BUILDINGS WITHOUT ARCHITECTS

studied modern A GLOBALClare GUIDE TOGibson EVERYDAY ARCHITECTURE

and medieval history at John MayKing’s College London. She works as a writer and editor, art, history and genealogy. Her Buildings published Without Architects is a wonderfully titles include The Hidden Life of Ancient Egypt: informative reference on vernacular styles, of froma Lost World (2009); The Hidden Decoding the Secrets adobe pueblos and Pennsylvania barns to Mongolian Life of Art: Secrets and Symbols in Great Masterpieces gers and European wooden churches. This small but (2007); and The Hidden Life of Renaissance Art: Secrets comprehensive book documents the rich cultural past and Symbols Great Masterpieces (2006). of vernacular building styles. Itin offers inspiration for Anthony Reid, Consultant Editor specialising in symbolism,

home woodworking enthusiasts as well as architects, conservationists, and anyone interested in energyefficient building and sustainability.

ow to Read Symbols is a practical introduction to understanding and appreciating the wealth of symbols used in art around the world from ancient times to the modern day. Taking a regional and thematic approach, the book examines the origins, style and meaning of the most significant symbols of different cultures. Small enough to carry in your pocket and serious enough to offer real answers, this comprehensive guide:

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the language of symbolism and helps you to identify the clues and messages that artists have encoded in their work

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an accessible interpretative text with more than 500 images.

Unlike modern buildings that rely on industrially produced materials and specialized tools and techniques, the everyday architecture featured here represents a rapidly disappearing genre of handcrafted and beautifully composed structures that are irretrievably “of their place.” These structures are the work of unsung and often anonymous builders that combine artistic beauty, practical form, and necessity.

easy introduction to making the basic origami folds,

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er with which to bring your models alive. To further

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SYMBOLS

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his information-packed volume provides an accessible guide to the archetypal symbols used in the art and design of different cultures. By taking a regional approach, it not only explores the origins and meaning of each symbol, but also invites the reader to appreciate the artistic style of symbols within cultures and to cross-reference them to the style of similar motifs elsewhere in the world. Beginning with an introduction to symbolism and its use in art, the book then explores the depiction of symbols continent by continent. Each chapter shares the same thematic approach, enabling the reader to compare regional approaches to representing sacred figures, identity, symbolic systems and allegory. Beautiful colour photographs set the symbols in context, and illustrations enable the reader to visualise everything from Egyptian hieroglyphs to Western heraldry. Authoritative but accessible, this handbook will appeal to anyone who has ever been intrigued by the meaning and style of an Egyptian ankh, an exquisite Hindu mandala or a magical pentagram.

Clare Gibson

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ART & DESIGN How to Read Symbols A pocket guide to the wealth of symbols and icons that have been used in art around the world from primitive times to the modern day.

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CRAFT The Biggest Ever Book of Paper Planes Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s the biggest book of paper air planes ever made! Designed to supersize your paper plane passion, it contains everything you need.

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PaPeR cHeSS Paper Chess is not merely a book, it’s a complete chess set! Press out the parts from the templates, glue them together and add a coin to weigh down each piece. The result is a collectible set of stylish black and white chess pieces. Your board is contained in the book cover, and the rules and strategies are all included. As much fun to make as it is to play, this book is the perfect introduction to the world’s greatest board game.

PaPeR cHeSS

A smorgasbord of delicious crochet options, from sushi to dim sum and crudités to sandwiches

Create your own chess set with a detachable board and 2 full sets of punch-out pieces

Cute, quirky and uncannily realistic, these little pieces are fun to create – and make great gifts, too

Packed with time-friendly projects – whether you want a quick snack or a full meal, you can make the right pick to fit the time available

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Paul Jarvis is a full-time engineer and a trained pyrotechnician. Making soda-pop rockets allows him to combine both of these disciplines, with appealingly explosive results. With this book he hopes to show that the art of bottle rocketry needn’t be rocket science.

Move over diet coke and Mentos, the soda-pop bottle has gone ballistic! the rockets in this unique guide will fly up to 90 feet into the sky, propelled by water pressurized with a bicycle pump. after learning how to construct the basic model, you’ll discover new ways to modify and improve the designs with built-on fins, nose cones, cluster bases, and more.

Paper Chess is the perfect introduction for players of all levels to the fascinating worlds of chess and paper folding. It has everything that you need to play the game, including an instruction book, a detachable board and sturdy punch-out paper templates for constructing a complete set of pieces. A guide to chess offers a clear and concise explanation of the basic rules, covering the relative strengths, weaknesses and special moves of every piece, so that you can start using them to great effect in your games. Clear instructions and step-by-step diagrams explain how to fold your own beautiful paper chess set from the templates provided. With all the materials you need to get started, this is the complete masterclass in paper folding and playing chess.

Designs include: W A Long-Tailed Rocket using a bottle-andpipe combination W A Rocket with Nose Cone and Parachute that will return it safely to earth W A Rocket Car for low-altitude missions

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Soda-Pop Rockets contains 17 different easy-to-launch rockets that can be built from discarded plastic drink bottles, old inner tubes, clothes hangers, and a few plumbing fixtures from the hardware store. Clear step-by-step instructions with full-color illustrations and templates accompany each project, starting out with how to construct a reusable launch pad. If you’d like to track your rockets’ performance, it even includes instructions on how to build a clinometer to measure their altitudes and trajectories. You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to build these projects, but who knows what career path you’ll take after you do?

Rockets 20 sensational projects to make from plastic bottles

W A long-bodied Five-Bottle Rocket W A Water-Cooler Rocket of gigantic proportions W And much more!

Kell Black is Professor of Art at Austin Peay State University in Tennessee. A veteran paper engineer, he has work featured in the permanent collections of the Tennessee State Museum.

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John Saunders is the editor of British Chess Magazine, the world’s oldest chess periodical (founded in 1881). He has represented Wales in international tournaments.

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CRAFT Gourmet Crochet Gourmet Crochet is an offshoot from the amigurumi craze: bite-sized treats that only look edible. From the cutest cupcakes to a whole gateau, or even try the steak sandwich.

CRAFT Paper Chess Paper Chess celebrates the game of chess. It contains step-by-step instructions, plus a set of punch-out templates to make your own pieces.

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CRAFT Shadow Theater Shadow Theater converts into a stage, complete with props, scenes, and book showing a vast range of shadow animals.

CRAFT Soda-Pop Rockets Soda-Pop Rockets contains 20 projects, including some that will fly to over 500 feet. Every one has been tested on our own firing range, and the book has the pictures to prove it.

Specification 165mm x 137mm, 224pp, 2x2, pb, 10,000 words, 150 pics PACK 260mm x 335mm x 60mm CONTENTS 6 pieces of pre-cut scenery, 6 sheets of press-out props, flashlight, and 4 wooden sticks

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The 50 most thought-provoking economic theories, each explained in half a minute

Editor Donald Marron

Editor Donald Marron is visiting professor at the Georgetown Public Policy Institute in Washington DC, where he teaches public finance and microeconomics. He has had a diverse career as a professor, consultant, and entrepreneur, and from 2002 to 2009 served in various senior positions advising Congress and the White House.

30-SECOND ECONOMICS

The 50 most thought-provoking economic theories, each explained in half a minute

30-Second Economics takes the top 50 economic theories, and explains them to the general reader in half a minute, using nothing more than two pages, 300 words, and one picture. Economics will suddenly seem a lot more fun than the economy, and make a lot more sense, and along the way you’ll meet the founding fathers of modern economics such as Adam Smith, David Ricardo, and Alfred Marshall. From Marxism to Mercantilism, plus everything in between, this is the ultimate “crash” course in economic theory.

classical marxism keynesian economics (positive) neoclassical synthesis austrian school free market capitalism market socialism central planning mercantilism shock therapy washington consensus keynesian economics (normative) monetarism the phillips curve permanent income hypothesis rational expectations time consistency financial accelerator financial instability hypothesis lender of last resort neoclassical growth new growth theory creative destruction human capital the rule of law limits to growth comparative advantage heckscher-ohlin trade model new trade theory optimal currency area the impossible trinity purchasing power parity rational choice game theory public choice expected utility theory prospect theory tax incidence excess burden supply-side economics crowding out the invisible hand marginalism the tragedy of the commons property rights polluter pays principle adverse selection moral hazard efficient markets hypothesis rent seeking

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Keynesian Economics, Free Market Capitalism, Monetarism, Game Theory, and The Invisible Hand? Sure, you know what they all mean. That is, you’ve certainly heard of them. But do you know enough about these economic theories to join a dinner party debate or dazzle the bar with your financial knowledge?

Editor Donald Marron

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CRAFT Things That Go Boom Create a collection of ingenious mechanical devices that fire, float, walk, talk, and fly. Each project has step-by-step illustrated instructions, so you’re sure to get an accomplished result. Specification 225mm x 190mm, 160pp, 4x4, pb with flaps, 40,000 words, 220 pics Rights sold uk, us, canadian, russian

CRAFT Wacky Baby Knits Wacky Baby Knits offers 20 unique designs for the funkiest of babies, including an Elvis “wig,” monster booties and mittens, and a cow suit with matching horn hat. Specification 204mm x 204mm, 112pp, 4x4, pb, 29,000 words, 120 pics Rights sold uk, us, anz, canadian

FOOD & DRINK Make Your Own Fortune Cookies All you need to make fortune cookies. Covering the history of the fortune cookie, recipes and decorating ideas. R-ECON-EconPLCFinal4Col.indd 1

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GENERAL REFERENCE 30-Second Economics This book takes the 50 most significant theories, and challenges financial high-flyers to explain them in half a minute, 300 words, and one picture. 19/11/2009 15:30

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B U L L E T P R O O F F E AT H E R S science inspired by nature

The Grammar of

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ROBERT ALLEN The ultimate visual guide to the greatest civilizations of ancient times Editor Professor Dominic Rathbone

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GENERAL REFERENCE Bulletproof Feathers Bulletproof Feathers offers a beginner’s guide to the theories, history, and discoveries of biomimetics, the science that studies design solutions in nature and applies them to engineering.

GENERAL REFERENCE The Grammar of the Ancient World Combines historic engravings with a modern commentary, this book offers a visual approach to the cultures of the classical civilizations of ancient times.

Specification 210mm x 210mm, 192pp, 4x4, hb, 66,000 words, 120 pics

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GENERAL REFERENCE Green’s Not Black & White This book presents the green givens against their counterarguments in a graphic, illuminating style. Offering suggestions for what to do for the best.

GENERAL REFERENCE The Indispensable Book of Practical Life Skills This is the most practical manual on the planet: a mentor, a tutor, a scout leader, and a coach—all in one.

Specification 166mm x 136mm, 144pp, 4x4, pb, 24,000 words, 130 pics

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Clare of Assisi Your love life has gone dead: Augustine

Your car breaks down more often than you brush your teeth: Christopher

A pocket bible of 100 saints for every situation

The Slightly

A Year of Mayhem, Merriment, and Miracles at the North Pole

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A life lived in fear is a life IARIES half lived. The perfect book for every wimp that ever there was.

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GENERAL REFERENCE A Saint for All Reasons How often do you need help that is beyond mortal friends? Over 100 saints to help with all situations, and a free microsite provides icons to download, so that help is always at hand. 06/01/2010 16:07

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GENERAL REFERENCE Socks’ Feline Miscellany Socks’ Feline Miscellany is created entirely for cats, and their owners. The result is an outpouring of feline facts and trivia. This is the purrfect gift for cat lovers. Specification 185mm x 115mm, 96pp, 1x1, plc / jacket with ribbon, 35,000 words, 50 pics Rights sold uk, french, spanish

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these inspirational figures possess a nearly inexhaustible supply of the strengths it takes to overcome life’s daily challenges, and this handy pocket guide is your direct link o those who can help you out. Best of all, there’s a web link to a free website from which you can download icons of your favourite saints to your mobile phone or computer.

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How often do you need help that is beyond the call of friends? if you’re like most of us, the answer is “Very often.” Practical and easy to use, A Saint for All Reasons offers 100 saints that you can call upon to help you out in just about every situation, such as:

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GIFT & HUMOUR Santa’s Diaries What price does Santa pay for being the embodiment of good cheer once a year? Find out in this candid journal, as Santa reveals his lack of self-esteem and the Great Bauble Scam of ’83.

GIFT & HUMOUR The Slightly Dangerous Book for Wimps A parody for our times, this book covers risky life skills from crossing the road, and shaving without sharpness, to flossing and talking to girls.

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and understanding

Create abundance in all areas of your life

Da n i e l B u t l e r

Judy Hall

what your mind is trying to tell you while your body sleeps Dr Jennifer Parker

Self-help

HOME & GARDEN How to Plant a Tree Trees hold a special place in our hearts, as symbols of nature’s strength and longevity. This book explains how to plant and care for a tree, the symbolism of trees, and their traditional uses.

MINDFULNESS & LIFESTYLE Crystal Prosperity Crystal Prosperity looks at how to attract abundance into one’s life. It includes visualizations, affirmations, and rituals using crystals to help you make, and enhance, your own fortune.

MINDFULNESS & LIFESTYLE Dreams & Nightmares Dreams & Nightmares explores what they are, why we have them, and how to deal with them. They are treated as two sides of the same phenomenon; each half of the book mirrors the other.

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A guide to interpreting

 Foreword by Simon Toomer, Director of The National Arboretum at Westonbirt

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GIFT & HUMOUR The Original Vampire Diaries Velcome to my diary. I know that you vill be seduced vhen you read about my thrilling unlife, my exquisite vives, and my extensive blood cellar. GI-TREE-PLCCoverUK.indd 1

A S i m p l e C e l e b rat i o n o f trees & tree-Planting Ceremonies

WILFRED R. PIGEON Ph.D.

sleepmanual EDITOR MICHAEL J. SATEIA M.D.

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they get a good night’s sleep. But medication is not the only answer. Sleep Manual is a comprehensive and reassuring guide to improving your sleep. Drawing on the latest research and incorporating advice from leading experts, it helps you

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solutions to encourage relaxing and restorative sleep every night. Interactive exercises, sleep logs, and checklists combine to create a self-contained sleep workshop.

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Step-by-step advice on creating a personalized sleep program that works for you.

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Accompanying CD with guided relaxation, soothing music, and problem-solving tips.

Wilfred R. Pigeon Ph.D. is Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Rochester

training your mind and body to achieve the perfect

Includes audio CD with soothing and effective relaxation exercises

night’s sleep

Medical Center, where he is Director of the Sleep & Neurophysiology Research Laboratory. He has received research awards from the Sleep Research Society and the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. Michael J. Sateia M.D., Editor, is a past president of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine,

Val Porter has written several books on breeds of livestock worldwide, including Field Guide to Cattle, British Cattle, Cattle: A Handbook to the Breeds of the World, Caring for Cows, Keeping a Cow, as well as books on chickens, pigs, goats and sheep. She has been a member of the Rare Breeds Survival Trust for many years and was co-author of the Trusts’s history, Saving the Breeds. She lives in Milland, West Sussex in the UK. Jeremy Hopley is one of Britain’s bestknown lifestyle, still life, food, interiors, and travel photographers. Jeremy’s work has appeared in books published by Ivy Press, Headline, Jacqui Small, Kyle Cathie, Octopus Publishing, Ryland Peters & Small, and Transworld as well as a range of magazines. His list of corporate clients features Marks & Spencer, Waitrose, Nestlé and Proctor & Gamble. Andrew Perris has tackled a wide range of challenging commissions during the 20 years he has worked as a photographer. His numerous corporate and advertising clients include Virgin, Sainsbury’s, Parker Pens, P&O Ferries and Royal Bank of Scotland.

Be in the moment & enrich your lovemaking

and currently director of four Sleep Disorder Centers affiliated with the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in New Hampshire. As a professor of psychiatry he specializes in sleep disorders, parasomnia, and insomnia.

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b e aut i f u l c o w s COWS are like tropical fish: you can gaze at them for hours and they always have a CalMING effect. Beautiful Cows makes the most of this inbuilt magic: between these covers a whole herd of stars-in-the-making is waiting to still your nerves and stir your aeSTHeTIC sense with their noble bearing and their uniquely bovine GlaMOUR . • delightful colour portraits of fine breeds from around the world • graphic charts containing all the essential breed information • reportage photography of behind-the-scenes preparation at the major agricultural shows

• plus a succinct history of cows THE BOOK OF

SHELLS

If you’re new to the showstopping beauty of pedigree cows, this gift book is certain to convert you. If you’re already a fan, it’s bound to feature permanently on your coffee table.

A lifesize guide to identifying and classifying six hundred of the world’s most signficant seashells Jerry Harasewych & Fabio Moretzsohn

b e auti f u l c o w s by Val PORTeR

pinpoint the causes of your sleep problems and offers practical, commonsense

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If you have difficulty sleeping, you are not alone—fewer than half of Americans say

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Judy Hall

About the author: Count Vlad Dracula is the best known ampire in the world and a pillar of undead society. This s his first essay into print. He lives with his brides and mother (Mutti) in Carpathia’s fashionable Borgo Pass.

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trees hold a special place in our hearts, as symbols of nature’s strength and longevity. this symbolism lends the act of planting a tree a particular significance as the transformation from seed to sapling to fully grown tree draws parallels with our own lives.this beautifully illustrated book celebrates o r i g i n a lthe simple act of planting a tree. it not only explains how to plant and care for a tree, but also explores the symbolism of trees alongside a miscellany of facts about the world’s favorite species. By examining global traditions and ancient rituals, it shows how a variety of suitable species can be used for commemorative tree-planting celebrations.

h o w t o p l aDiscover n t how to bring prosperity and abundance into your life a tree

Crystal ProsPerity

When you can live for ever, why not keep a diary?

Written in his own vurds, these diaries are a distillation of the past and present of Count Vlad Dracula. He is allowing them to be published n response to the current media frenzy over ll things vampiric and undead. These trivial ntertainments are but feeble moths fluttering bout the penumbra of Vlad’s dark star; for omething you can really sink your teeth into, ead The Original Vampire Diaries.

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“A full-blooded insight into the life of a mesmerising and charismatic vurld figure” V. Dracula

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“Unconvincing on bat care” Bats & Batmen

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“A bloody good read” The Whitby Chronicle “My type of celebrity diary” Al Gore

beautiful cows

beautiful cows Fine features? Check. Huge eyes? Check. Well-proportioned and elegant lines? Yes, those too. But these supermodels – though fully deserving of the term – aren’t human: they’re cows. Washed, brushed, combed and polished, they’ve travelled from all over the world to grace these pages, and each has won its place with plenty of fine qualities above and beyond pure physical beauty. every portrait is backed up by a full description of its subject breed’s history, key features, origins and distribution, but it will be the models themselves who hold your attention – from the sleek little black Dexter to the subtly-hued Jersey and the noble Brahman, every member of this exclusive club has intrinsic star quality.

Portraits of champion breeds by Val PORTeR, photographed by JeReMY HOPleY & aNDReW PeRRIS

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MINDFULNESS & LIFESTYLE The Joy of Mindful Sex Based on the simple wisdom of mindfulness practices, this book can help us attain a more vibrant and delightful relationship with our sexuality, our partner, and ourselves.

MINDFULNESS & LIFESTYLE Sleep Manual This book explains common sleeping disorders and suggests ways in which insomnia can be tackled through exercises on an incorporated CD-Rom.

Specification 220mm x 180mm, 160pp, 2x2, hb with arlin, 37,000 words, 50 pics

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NATURAL HISTORY The Book of Shells The Book of Shells curates a collection of 600 of the most significant seashells. Each shell is reproduced to scale, and is arranged by genus and size, providing easy identification and comparison.

NATURAL HISTORY Beautiful Cows Hot on the heels of Beautiful Sheep the top bovine beauties from around the world are featured, including behind-the-scenes shots of primping and preening at the agricultural shows.

Specification 270mm x 180mm, 656pp, 4x4, hb, 199,000 words, 2,400 pics

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A Rolling Stoned Guide to Travel Cannabis culture expresses itself in different ways in all corners of the globe, and weeding out the most stoned joints on the planet can provide a unique travel experience. This book

and Global Ganja Report (GlobalGanjaReport.com), daily monitoring the global wars on terrorism and

journeys to 25 key festivals and destinations Cup to the beaches of Mexico, and advises

books, including Homage to Chiapas: The New Indigenous Struggles in Mexico. He also hosts the

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drugs. He has written or contributed to several

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Bill Weinberg was News Editor at High Times magazine in the 1990s. He currently produces the websites World War 4 Report (WW4Report.com)

Cannabis Trips is your travel companion

Moorish Orthodox Radio Crusade on New York’s

to the highest places on the planet.

Bill Weinberg

WBAI-FM, an anarchist-oriented talk show featuring the best in world music. He lives in New York City.

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by Bill Weinberg Cannabis Trips is the alternative travel guide to some of the highest places on the planet. You will take trips to 25 destinations, including festivals and cities that have a particular appeal to a cannabis culture connoisseur. This book smokes a blunt in Barcelona, shares a chillum in Varanasi and rolls a joint on the beaches of Koh Tao. Expect to find palm trees, jaw-dropping mountain scenery, exceptional club life and vibrant café cultures. The final chapter covers five of the most fascinating, but dangerous, regions on the planet where you’ll find cannabis and a whole lot more. Full of local information, history and culture, this book offers you the trips of a lifetime.

Bill Weinberg www.crombiejardine.com

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STATIONERY Beautiful Cows Journal Charming is probably the best way to describe this journal. Interspersed with portraits of the proudest, and most handsome breeds, it is accompanied by descriptions and delightful illustrations.

STATIONERY Beautiful Pigs Journal Charming is probably the best way to describe this journal. Interspersed with portraits of the proudest, and most handsome breeds, it is accompanied by descriptions and delightful illustrations.

STATIONERY Beautiful Sheep Journal Charming is probably the best way to describe this journal. Interspersed with portraits of the proudest, and most handsome breeds, it is accompanied by descriptions and delightful illustrations.

POPULAR CULTURE Cannabis Trips The first travel book to leave no turn unstoned, Cannabis Trips covers the key points of cannabis culture, from Amsterdam coffee shops to the MardiGrass festival of Nimbin in Australia.

Specification 137mm x 197mm, 160 pages, 4x4, flexibound with cloth quarter binding

Specification 220mm x 170mm, 128pp, 4x4, pb with flaps, 37,000 words, 150 pics

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STATIONERY Beautiful Cows Postcard Book Contains 30 postcards featuring the very finest champion breeds. Each postcard is perforated for easy removal. Perfect quirky cards to keep or to send.

STATIONERY Beautiful Pigs Postcard Book Contains 30 postcards featuring the very finest champion breeds. Each postcard is perforated for easy removal. Perfect quirky cards to keep or to send.

STATIONERY Beautiful Sheep Postcard Book Contains 30 postcards featuring the very finest champion breeds. Each postcard is perforated for easy removal. Perfect quirky cards to keep or to send.

STATIONERY The Culture Vulture’s Record Book A handy journal full of interesting facts and details about famous names and works from cultures past.

Specification 120mm x 175mm, 60 pages, full-color postcards with two-color backs, perforated postcards

Specification 197mm x 137mm, 192pp, 4x4, arlin, ribbon marker, pocket inside back cover, 23,000 words, 205 pics

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STATIONERY My Manga Journal Features line artwork for the journal keeper to colour in, and contains a pocket for storing sketches and cuttings. Specification 197mm x 137mm, 192pp, 4x4, semiconcealed wirobound, clear plastic cover, elastic fastener, plastic pocket inside back cover, 1,000 words Rights sold uk

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