Mark Me


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Born into privilege, River Lynx believes it is his mission to keep his late father's business under a firm grip. But when a series of events shakes his throne in the New York mafia, a power struggle ensues, and his only chance is to fight his enemies. However, the big question is, who are they? Haru is used to keeping his survival instincts sharp, but when he encounters the love of his life and a gang war, he ends up losing everything he once thought he controlled. Marked by each other forever, they have only one goal: to survive. And preferably together.




Mark and Me


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Providing an inside look at his reclusive older brother, baseball slugger Mark McGwire, Jay McGwire also reveals the missing piece to baseball's steroids puzzle--revelations that will forever change the way baseball and its fans view Mark's accomplishments. color photo insert.




Trump and Me


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"An updated portrait of the business mogul and presidential candidate, written by his ... chronicler and the author of Funny Money, traces Trump's rise as [a] ... tribune of populist rage"--NoveList.




Mark Leckey


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An illustrated examination of Mark Leckey's celebrated video montage. In 1999, the British artist Mark Leckey released his video-montage Fiorucci made me Hardcore, a dreamscape vignette that communes with the rapturous promises of youth. Putting archive material to use, Leckey entwined footage of underground dance and street culture in Britain with audio grifted and recorded in the artist's studio. In this illustrated study, the first comprehensive examination of the work, Mitch Speed argues that by interweaving personal and collective memory, this work gives voice to the complexities of class and cultural transformation during Britain's Thatcherite era. Oscillating between local and expansive resonances, Fiorucci made me Hardcore takes form as a homage, love letter, and work of criticism that eschews analysis, instead incanting the deeper implications of its subject.




Works


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Indian Affairs: Treaties


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Clinton & Me


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The painfully funny adventures of Clinton's in-house joke writer weaving Wonder Years hindsights with high-stakes, real life, West Wing drama.







Brand Me


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Brand Me is a proven playbook to shift to your next level of magnetic influence and success. Through this step-by-step approach, Melissa Dawn Simkins shares how she turned rejection, loss and disappointment into a launching pad for her authentic brand. This book will help you shift from under recognized and over extended to living the life you dream. Simkins is regarded as The First Lady of Personal Branding and a pioneer in the personal branding movement. From her academic and professional expertise in branding, she gives you access to the secrets that corporations pay millions to accomplish. Through her career she has consulted and branded the world's most influential companies, celebrities, professional athletes and high growth start-ups. Brand Me is the ultimate personal branding playbook for anyone looking to elevate their value.




Spoiling


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I'd always been interested in the referendum. Followed every bit of it. Was as surprised as anybody at the result. When I saw that they needed new people for the transition, experienced people, I jumped at the chance. Scotland has gained independence. It's the eve of the Scottish Foreign Minister giving her first public address and in half an hour she is due to make a keynote speech outlining the nation's relationship with its neighbours in the former UK. There is a problem. Aside from being on the brink of giving birth, she is refusing to speak the form of words she's been given. She has something else she wants to say. Spoiling is a brilliant political comedy that boldly and humorously deals with some inflammatory issues. It is the only one in fifty plays by the Traverse's writers to receive a full commission in 2014. It received its world premiere at the Traverse Theatre on 28 July 2014.