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C.D. Wright is flat-out brilliant and we're damned lucky to have writers like her on Earth.

William Nothingham is fair, decent, honorable, principled, virtuous, truthful, and above board. Mr. Nothingham is also a product of his environment, background, culture, and ménage. He tries to handle and abide by the influences and factors that are imposed upon him by his family, even though they are not in alignment with his character. William's sincere and genuine self is constantly clashing with his family's traditions, beliefs, customs, a...

Book One took readers' breath away. Book Two will blow your mind!Ryan attempts to move on with life in his new body, but some things are easier said than done. When he stumbles upon a cryptic letter from the past, he becomes obsessed with learning the truth about Charlie's life and the mind migration procedure. But the more truth he unravels, the deeper the lies go.Truth is a double-edged sword. Nothing is ever what it seems.The true origins o...

Excerpt from Coal Mine Labor in EuropeThe present report contains a compilation of statistics and other matter bearing upon coal mine labor in the leading coal and lignite producing countries of Europe, namely, Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, and Great Britain. The statistics have in nearly all cases been Obtained from Official publications of the countries to which they relate. The text has been compiled from both official and private sour...

Excerpt from Bulletin of the Bureau of Labor, Vol. 51: March, 1904In Bulletin N o. 39, the issue for March, 1902, data relating to wholesale prices for the period from 1890 to 1901 were presented, and in Bulletin No. 45, the issue for March, 1903, this compilation was con tinned for the year 1902. In this Bulletin are presented the actual prices for 1903, and the relative prices for the fourteen years from 1890 to 1903.As was explained in Bull...

Excerpt from Coal Mine Labor in EuropeThe present report contains a compilation of statistics and other matter bearing upon coal mine labor in the leading coal and lignite producing countries of Europe, namely, Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, and Great Britain. The statistics have in nearly all cases been Obtained from Official publications of the countries to which they relate. The text has been compiled from both official and private sour...

Excerpt from Bulletin of the Bureau of Labor, Vol. 51: March, 1904In Bulletin N o. 39, the issue for March, 1902, data relating to wholesale prices for the period from 1890 to 1901 were presented, and in Bulletin No. 45, the issue for March, 1903, this compilation was con tinned for the year 1902. In this Bulletin are presented the actual prices for 1903, and the relative prices for the fourteen years from 1890 to 1903.As was explained in Bull...

In the face of loss-past, present, and future-C.D. Wright's final work demonstrates the power of words to conserve, preserve, and witness.

In this unrelenting, poignant collection, Wright confronts America's discord to evoke the painful breadth of the human experience.

Excerpt from The Phosphate Industry of the United StatesThe Engineering and Mining Journal, in its issue of October in Speaking of the phosphate industry of the United States. Used the following language: There is no exaggeration in the statement that few discoveries of our time have attracted more general attention than those incalculably vast phosphate deposits of our Southern states, promising, as they do.About the PublisherForgotten Books ...

The quintessential adventure story for modern sci-fi lovers who are intrigued by futuristic worlds…-The Uncorked LibrarianHow much would you pay for the body of your dreams? For Ryan, it might cost him everything.As a paraplegic, Ryan's always dreamed of walking. He saved a small fortune to undergo a common procedure in his time to transfer his mind into a physically fit host body. Afterwards, his obsession with walking is immediately overshad...

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Excerpt from Bulletin of the Department of Labor, Vol. 44: January, 1903Every epidemic, be it typhoid, smallpox, scarlet fever, dysentery, cholera, etc., draws its greatest army of victims from this class. For every death that occurs among the richer and higher classes there are many in the working class. It is the workmen engaged in unhealthy factories first of all who fill the hospitals and their death chambers. Again it is more Often the wo...

National Book Award "and" National Book Critics Circle Award finalist

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The first title released by Third Man Books, an imprint of Jack White's Third Man Records.

Emerging from society's most hidden and reviled structures is a poetry of majestic, riveting intensity.

Presents a wide range of the author's lyrics, narratives, prose poems and odes.

Two decades of articles and interviews compressed into an unruly vigil that seeks "leverage in the wreckage.

The Village Voice said it true: "C.D. Wright... shrinks back from nothing.