by Ingvild Broch, Ernst Håkon Jahr (1981)
A book about a Pidgin language originated from Russian traders and Norwegian Fishermen. Also available with a VPN pointed to Norway on <a href=" Norwegian national library.</a>
[by] Gilbert Moore
This "account of the Black Panthers from their inception to the present...examines their view of themselves and their meaning to our society-their hopes, frustrations, despairs and their plight along with what can be understood from Huey Newton's trial."
Jack Dickson
***Book #2 in the Jas Anderson Trilogy*** Detective-Sergeant Jas Anderson, the violent anti-hero of FreeForm, ended that story being expelled from the Glasgow police force. Banged Up starts with Jas being framed by his ex-colleagues, and remanded to Barlinnie prison. Soon he is forced to share a cell with Steve McStay, sentenced for aggravated assault on two gay men. In this all-male environment, inmates don't divide into gay and straight, but into who fucks and who gets fucked. But resilient as ever, Jas forms an unlikely partnership with Steve in his fight for survival.
Ruth Padel
Presents a collection of poems that explore all aspects of human, animal, and plant migration, and features a series of prose interludes that introduce each section of poetry.
retold by Arthur A. Levine
An artistic young boy's love for drawing cats gets him into trouble and leads him to a mysterious experience. Based on a Japanese legend.