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    <![CDATA[Off the Map: A Journey Through the Amazonian Wild]]>
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    <![CDATA[This true-life adventure-travel story follows John Harrison and his wife Heather deep into an unexplored region of the Amazon rainforests in the Guiana Highlands that border Brazil. With just a canoe and a shotgun, the newlyweds followed the most remote tributary of the Amazon River without any means of contacting civilization. Harrison tells their story as, unaided and off the map, they encounter jaguars and poisonous frogs, are threatened by malaria, and almost lose their way entirely. While experiencing travel at its most raw, they struggle to keep their deteriorating sanity and relationship intact in one of the most hostile and unforgiving places in the world. Far more harrowing than reality shows like <em>Survivor</em> and <em>Amazing Race</em>, this is armchair adventure at its most honest and compelling.]]>
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    <![CDATA[Synaesthesia: The Strangest Thing]]>
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    <![CDATA[Synaesthesia is a confusion of the senses, whereby stimulation of one sense triggers stimulation in a completely different sensory modality. A synaesthete might claim to be able to hear colours, taste shapes, describe the colour, shape, and flavour of someone's voice, or music, the sound of which looks like 'shards of glass'. Throughout history, many notable artists and writers have claimed to suffer from synaesthesia, including, Arthur Rimbaud, Wassily Kandinsky, Vladimir Nabakov, and David Hockney. The condition remains as controversial now as when first brought to the public eye many years ago - one notable scientist dismissing it as mere 'romantic neurology.'  In Synaesthesia: the strangest thing, a world authority on synaesthesia takes us on a fascinating tour of this mysterious condition, looking at historical incidences of synaesthesia, unraveling the theories for the condition,  and additionally, examining the claims to synaesthesia of the likes of Rimbaud, Baudelaire, and others. The result is an exciting, yet scientific account of an incredible condition -  one that will tell us of a world rich with the most unbelievable sensory experiences.     From the foreword by Simon Baron-Cohen, University of Cambridge  '...Aside from inspiring fellow researchers, this book will do much to educate the general public about the important but often overlooked point that we do not all experience this universe in the same way. For the most part, synaesthetes would not wish to be free of their synaesthesia and if anything feel somewhat sorry for the rest of us as we go about our unisensual existence. My guess is that John Harrison's valuable book will ring a colourful bell for many people who until now did not realize that their experience had a name, and who will now be able to identify themselves with like-minded others. For all these reasons, this is quite a book.']]>
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    <![CDATA[Marxist Economics for Socialists: A Critique of Reformism]]>
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    <![CDATA[Spellbound: The Wonder-filled Life of Doug Henning]]>
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    <![CDATA[By 1974, magic had lost its mass appeal and there was no such thing as a celebrity magician until a skinny, bucktoothed kid from Winnipeg became an overnight star in an unlikely Broadway musical called The Magic Show. Doug Henning, with his refreshingly modern approach to the art of illusion, permanently changed the face of magic and reintroduced an entire generation of audiences to grand illusion as a theatrical art. <p>John Harrison traces Doug's stunning rise to fame from his humble beginnings in the Toronto coffeehouse circuit to his fantastic success as the world s first celebrity magician in fifty years. Told with exacting detail and reverence for its subject, Spellbound: The Wonder-filled Life of Doug Henning is an engaging story about the making of a master illusionist and his unrelenting search for real magic. <p>From the highest rated magic television special in history, to three Broadway shows, to a decade of touring, John Harrison takes us on a backstage tour of Doug s performing life and gives a behind-the-scenes look at the mysterious world of grand illusion. All of Doug s astounding feats, like making an elephant vanish and walking through a brick wall, are featured in this engaging biography of a man who believed he would one day be able to levitate without resorting to his illusionist s bag of tricks. <p>As amazing as his onstage life, Doug Henning s journey through the bizarre world of transcendental meditation and his brush with politics are told with equal intrigue. <p><em>Spellbound: The Wonder-filled Life of Doug Henning</em> is as exciting as Doug Henning's miracles themselves, filled with captivating adventures, like Doug's harrowing moments while submerged upside down in Houdini s Water Torture Cell on live television, his several heart-stopping incidents with rampaging tigers, and his attempt to build an amusement park in Niagara Falls. <p>From his first magic trick making a quarter disappear to his eventual retirement from the stage at the height of his career, the fantastic life and career of Doug Henning come vividly to life in this magical biography.</p></p></p></p></p>]]>
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    <![CDATA[Essential Allotment Guide: How to Get the Best Out of Your Plot]]>
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    <![CDATA[Where the Earth Ends]]>
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    <![CDATA[A trip to the southernmost parts of South America in search of legends and family connections.]]>
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    <![CDATA[Love Your Disease]]>
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    <![CDATA[Low-Cost Living: Live Better, Spend Less]]>
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    <![CDATA[When economic conditions are tough, we all need to watch our spending. In this book, John Harrison's simple, tried and tested methods will help you to enjoy a better standard of living while saving money and helping the environment. The book helps you: discover the benefits of growing your own fruit and vegetables, raising chickens, making butter, cheese and bread, and brewing your own beer; save energy, save on your bills; harvest food for free and avoid waste; play the supermarkets at their own game and get the best deals; see how to recycle, re-use, make do and mend; and, find out if solar power is right for you and whether wind power makes domestic sense.]]>
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    <![CDATA[An Introduction to Business Accounts]]>
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