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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -'A delectable jewel of a tale, shimmering with dark, beautiful prose' Tori Bovalino, author of The Devil Makes Three, on A Dowry of BloodLove is sacrifice. One of us was always going to bleed for the other.Deep in the forgotten hills of Massachusetts stands Saint Perpetua's College. Isolated and ancient, it is not a place for timid girls. Here, secrets are currency, ambition is lifeblood, and strange ceremonies welcome students into the fold.On her first day of class, Laura Sheridan is thrust into an intense academic rivalry with the beautiful and enigmatic Carmilla. Together, they are drawn into the confidence of their demanding poetry professor, De Lafontaine, who holds her own dark obsession with Carmilla.But as their rivalry blossoms into something far more delicious, Laura must confront her own strange hungers. Tangled in a sinister game of politics, bloodthirsty professors and dark magic, Laura and Carmilla must decide how much they are willing to sacrifice in their ruthless pursuit of knowledge.Sumptuous and addictive, An Education in Malice is a dark academia tale of blood, secrets and insatiable hungers from Sunday Times bestselling author S.T. Gibson, author of the cult hit A Dowry of Blood. Praise for S.T. Gibson:'Stunningly gorgeous and devastatingly romantic, you won't want to miss this one!' Katee Robert, author of Neon Gods, on A Dowry of Blood'An Education in Malice is an ode to girlhood; ribbons, blood, poetry, and rage. Gibson's fang-sharp prose and unflinching honesty create a delicate and fearless exploration of loneliness, love, and-as the bridge between those two absolutes-longing.' Sydney J. Shields, author of The Honey Witch'A thrilling and seductive Gothic rife with spine-tingling tension and dark romance' Alexis Henderson, author of The Year of the Witching, on A Dowry of Blood'Dark, lush and heartrendingly romantic' Lyndall Clipstone, author of Lakesedge, on A Dowry of Blood'An intoxicating perfume that lingers - an undying love story where beauty and horror clasp hands' Rachel Gillig, author of One Dark Window, on A Dowry of Blood'A powerful tale of possession and liberation. . .undeniable and unforgettable' Rose Szabo, author of What Big Teeth, on A Dowry of Blood'A dizzying nightmare of a romance that will leave you aching, angry and ultimately hopeful' Hannah Whitten, author of For the Wolf, on A Dowry of Blood'Atmospheric and lush. . . it will haunt you in the best possible way' Genevieve Gornichec, author of The Witch's Heart, on A Dowry of Blood'A dark seductive tale. . . intermingling love, pain, fear and anger in mesmerizing prose' Publishers Weekly, on A Dowry of Blood'Seductive, lyrical and rich with period detail . . . a dark triumph' Mary McMyne, author of The Book of Gothel, on A Dowry of Blood 368 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -'A delectable jewel of a tale, shimmering with dark, beautiful prose' Tori Bovalino, author of The Devil Makes Three, on A Dowry of BloodLove is sacrifice. One of us was always going to bleed for the other.Deep in the forgotten hills of Massachusetts stands Saint Perpetua's College. Isolated and ancient, it is not a place for timid girls. Here, secrets are currency, ambition is lifeblood, and strange ceremonies welcome students into the fold.On her first day of class, Laura Sheridan is thrust into an intense academic rivalry with the beautiful and enigmatic Carmilla. Together, they are drawn into the confidence of their demanding poetry professor, De Lafontaine, who holds her own dark obsession with Carmilla.But as their rivalry blossoms into something far more delicious, Laura must confront her own strange hungers. Tangled in a sinister game of politics, bloodthirsty professors and dark magic, Laura and Carmilla must decide how much they are willing to sacrifice in their ruthless pursuit of knowledge.Sumptuous and addictive, An Education in Malice is a dark academia tale of blood, secrets and insatiable hungers from Sunday Times bestselling author S.T. Gibson, author of the cult hit A Dowry of Blood. Praise for S.T. Gibson:'Stunningly gorgeous and devastatingly romantic, you won't want to miss this one!' Katee Robert, author of Neon Gods, on A Dowry of Blood'An Education in Malice is an ode to girlhood; ribbons, blood, poetry, and rage. Gibson's fang-sharp prose and unflinching honesty create a delicate and fearless exploration of loneliness, love, and-as the bridge between those two absolutes-longing.' Sydney J. Shields, author of The Honey Witch'A thrilling and seductive Gothic rife with spine-tingling tension and dark romance' Alexis Henderson, author of The Year of the Witching, on A Dowry of Blood'Dark, lush and heartrendingly romantic' Lyndall Clipstone, author of Lakesedge, on A Dowry of Blood'An intoxicating perfume that lingers - an undying love story where beauty and horror clasp hands' Rachel Gillig, author of One Dark Window, on A Dowry of Blood'A powerful tale of possession and liberation. . .undeniable and unforgettable' Rose Szabo, author of What Big Teeth, on A Dowry of Blood'A dizzying nightmare of a romance that will leave you aching, angry and ultimately hopeful' Hannah Whitten, author of For the Wolf, on A Dowry of Blood'Atmospheric and lush. . . it will haunt you in the best possible way' Genevieve Gornichec, author of The Witch's Heart, on A Dowry of Blood'A dark seductive tale. . . intermingling love, pain, fear and anger in mesmerizing prose' Publishers Weekly, on A Dowry of Blood'Seductive, lyrical and rich with period detail . . . a dark triumph' Mary McMyne, author of The Book of Gothel, on A Dowry of Blood 351 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -'A delectable jewel of a tale, shimmering with dark, beautiful prose' Tori Bovalino, author of The Devil Makes Three, on A Dowry of BloodLove is sacrifice. One of us was always going to bleed for the other.Deep in the forgotten hills of Massachusetts stands Saint Perpetua's College. Isolated and ancient, it is not a place for timid girls. Here, secrets are currency, ambition is lifeblood, and strange ceremonies welcome students into the fold.On her first day of class, Laura Sheridan is thrust into an intense academic rivalry with the beautiful and enigmatic Carmilla. Together, they are drawn into the confidence of their demanding poetry professor, De Lafontaine, who holds her own dark obsession with Carmilla.But as their rivalry blossoms into something far more delicious, Laura must confront her own strange hungers. Tangled in a sinister game of politics, bloodthirsty professors and dark magic, Laura and Carmilla must decide how much they are willing to sacrifice in their ruthless pursuit of knowledge.Sumptuous and addictive, An Education in Malice is a dark academia tale of blood, secrets and insatiable hungers from Sunday Times bestselling author S.T. Gibson, author of the cult hit A Dowry of Blood. Praise for S.T. Gibson:'Stunningly gorgeous and devastatingly romantic, you won't want to miss this one!' Katee Robert, author of Neon Gods, on A Dowry of Blood'An Education in Malice is an ode to girlhood; ribbons, blood, poetry, and rage. Gibson's fang-sharp prose and unflinching honesty create a delicate and fearless exploration of loneliness, love, and-as the bridge between those two absolutes-longing.' Sydney J. Shields, author of The Honey Witch'A thrilling and seductive Gothic rife with spine-tingling tension and dark romance' Alexis Henderson, author of The Year of the Witching, on A Dowry of Blood'Dark, lush and heartrendingly romantic' Lyndall Clipstone, author of Lakesedge, on A Dowry of Blood'An intoxicating perfume that lingers - an undying love story where beauty and horror clasp hands' Rachel Gillig, author of One Dark Window, on A Dowry of Blood'A powerful tale of possession and liberation. . .undeniable and unforgettable' Rose Szabo, author of What Big Teeth, on A Dowry of Blood'A dizzying nightmare of a romance that will leave you aching, angry and ultimately hopeful' Hannah Whitten, author of For the Wolf, on A Dowry of Blood'Atmospheric and lush. . . it will haunt you in the best possible way' Genevieve Gornichec, author of The Witch's Heart, on A Dowry of Blood'A dark seductive tale. . . intermingling love, pain, fear and anger in mesmerizing prose' Publishers Weekly, on A Dowry of Blood'Seductive, lyrical and rich with period detail . . . a dark triumph' Mary McMyne, author of The Book of Gothel, on A Dowry of Blood.

Small quarto illus. grey light card covers, 144pp, illus., VG+ (light scuffing to covers, light tanning to edges and within, light foxing to edges and prelims.).

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - 'A delectable jewel of a tale, shimmering with dark, beautiful prose' Tori Bovalino, author of The Devil Makes Three, on A Dowry of BloodLove is sacrifice. One of us was always going to bleed for the other.Deep in the forgotten hills of Massachusetts stands Saint Perpetua's College. Isolated and ancient, it is not a place for timid girls. Here, secrets are currency, ambition is lifeblood, and strange ceremonies welcome students into the fold.On her first day of class, Laura Sheridan is thrust into an intense academic rivalry with the beautiful and enigmatic Carmilla. Together, they are drawn into the confidence of their demanding poetry professor, De Lafontaine, who holds her own dark obsession with Carmilla.But as their rivalry blossoms into something far more delicious, Laura must confront her own strange hungers. Tangled in a sinister game of politics, bloodthirsty professors and dark magic, Laura and Carmilla must decide how much they are willing to sacrifice in their ruthless pursuit of knowledge.Sumptuous and addictive, An Education in Malice is a dark academia tale of blood, secrets and insatiable hungers from Sunday Times bestselling author S.T. Gibson, author of the cult hit A Dowry of Blood. Praise for S.T. Gibson:'Stunningly gorgeous and devastatingly romantic, you won't want to miss this one!' Katee Robert, author of Neon Gods, on A Dowry of Blood'An Education in Malice is an ode to girlhood; ribbons, blood, poetry, and rage. Gibson's fang-sharp prose and unflinching honesty create a delicate and fearless exploration of loneliness, love, and-as the bridge between those two absolutes-longing.' Sydney J. Shields, author of The Honey Witch'A thrilling and seductive Gothic rife with spine-tingling tension and dark romance' Alexis Henderson, author of The Year of the Witching, on A Dowry of Blood'Dark, lush and heartrendingly romantic' Lyndall Clipstone, author of Lakesedge, on A Dowry of Blood'An intoxicating perfume that lingers - an undying love story where beauty and horror clasp hands' Rachel Gillig, author of One Dark Window, on A Dowry of Blood'A powerful tale of possession and liberation. . .undeniable and unforgettable' Rose Szabo, author of What Big Teeth, on A Dowry of Blood'A dizzying nightmare of a romance that will leave you aching, angry and ultimately hopeful' Hannah Whitten, author of For the Wolf, on A Dowry of Blood'Atmospheric and lush. . . it will haunt you in the best possible way' Genevieve Gornichec, author of The Witch's Heart, on A Dowry of Blood'A dark seductive tale. . . intermingling love, pain, fear and anger in mesmerizing prose' Publishers Weekly, on A Dowry of Blood'Seductive, lyrical and rich with period detail . . . a dark triumph' Mary McMyne, author of The Book of Gothel, on A Dowry of Blood.

Gebunden. Condition: New. Kodo Nishimura was born in Tokyo and graduated from the Parsons School of Design in New York. He has received high acclaim for his work as a makeup artist on Miss Universe and elsewhere. He rose to fame after his appearance on Queer Eye: We&rsquore in J.

Original brochure. Condition: Gut. 2316 p., w/ fig. From the library of Prof. Wolfgang Haase, long-time editor of ANRW and the International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - Condition: Minimally rubbed bindings. Otherwise in perfect condition. / Zustand: Minimal beriebene Einbände. Ansonsten im einwandfreien Zustand. - Content: Number 1: Eclipsed: An overshadowed goddess and the discarded image of Botticelli s Primavera - John Dee; Mildmay Fane s masque Raguaillo d Oceano (1640): royalism, Puritanism and sea voyages - Sara Trevisan; Beyond Rome: Sebastiano Del Piombo as a painter of diplomatic gifts - Piers Baker-Bates; Print and polemic in sixteenth-century France: the Histoires prodigieuses, confessional identity, and the Wars of Religion - Jennifer Spinks; Watching flesh: poison and the fantasy of temporal control in Renaissance England - Miranda Wilson; Amethystus Princeps Sobrietatis : signing a sixteenth-century pledge - Emma Herdman; .Artemisia Gentileschi: Storia di una passione - reviewed by Jörg Zutter; Recovering lost Wits - Matthew Woodcock;Madhavi Menon (ed.), Shak^squeer: A Queer Companion to the Complete Works of Shakespeare. (Durham, NC and London: Duke University Press, 2011) - reviewed by Vin Nardizzi; Thomas Herron and Michael Potterton (eds.), Ireland in the Renaissance: c. 1540-1660. (Dublin: Four Courts Press, 2007) - reviewed by Brendan Dooley; Ian Gadd (ed.), The History of the Book in the West: 1455-1700, Volume II. (Farnham and Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2010) - reviewed by N. C. Aldred; James Madge, Sabbioneta Cryptic City. (London: Bibliotheque McLean, 2011) - reviewed by Piers Baker-Bates; Holly Dugan, The Ephemeral History of Perfume: Scent and Sense in Early Modem England. (Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2011) and Mark Albert Johnston, Beard Fetish in Early Modem England: Sex, Gender, and Registers of Value. (Burlington, VT and Farnham: Ashgate, 2011) - reviewed by Lesel Dawson; Number 2: Friendship and religion in the Republic of Letters; the return of Justus Lipsius to Catholicism (1591) - Jan Machielsen; William Baldwin and A Mirror for Magistrates - Mike Pincombe; Marlowe and the Greeks - Neil Rhodes; Cipriano de' Mari s Lucianic speech for René of Anjou (St-Dié, MS 37): humanism and diplomacy in Genoa and beyond - Oren J. Margolis; Market ethics and credit practices in sixteenth-century Tuscany - James E. Shaw; The extrinsic in the architectural thinking of Leon Battista Alberti: a reading of Sant Andrea in Mantua - James Lawson; Silence and secrets in Domenico Fetti s Portrait of a Man with a Sheet of Music - Sean Roberts; I Preraffaelliti. Il Sogno del 400 italiano da Beato Angelico a Perugino, da Rossetti a Burne Jones Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Edward Burne-Jones e il Mito dell Italia nell Inghilterra vittoriana - reviewed by John E. Law; This England: literature, locality and nation in recent Renaissance studies - Stewart Mottram; Matthew P. Romaniello and Charles Lipp (eds.), Contested Spaces of Nobility in Early Modem Europe. (Burlington, VT and Farnham: Ashgate, 2011) - reviewed by Brendan Dooley; Michael Mallett and Christine Shaw, The Italian Wars 1494-1559: War, State and Society in Early Modem Europe. (Harlow: Longman, 2012) - reviewed by Stella Fletcher; Micheline White (ed.) English Women, Religion, and Textual Production, 1500-1625. (Burlington, VT and Farnham: Ashgate, 2011) - reviewed by Megan Matchinske; Marco Folin (ed.), Courts and Courtly Arts in Renaissance Italy: Arts, Culture and Politics, 1395-1530. (Woodbridge: Antique Collectors Club, 2011) - reviewed by Fabrizio Nevola; Michael Potterton and Thomas Herron (eds.), Dublin and the Pale in the Renaissance, c. 1540-1660. (Dublin: Four Courts Press, 2011) - reviewed by Patricia Palmer; Number 3: Postured like a whore? Misreading Hermione s statue - Eric Langley; Translating Cicero in Renaissance Catalunya - Alejandro Coroleu; Perrault s memoirs and Bernini: a reconsideration - Jeanne Morgan Zarucchi; Petrarch s letters of recommendation - Kenneth Austin; Still finest wits are stilling Venus Rose : Robert Southwell s Optima Deo , Venus and Adonis, and Tasso s canto della rosa - Jason Lawrence; Edmund Spenser and Elizabethan portraiture - Tarnya Cooper and Andrew Hadfield; The land of the Goths and Vandals: the visual presentation of Gothicism at the Swedish Court, 1550-1700 - Kristoffer Neville; Der Frühe Dürer (The Early Dürer) - reviewed by Ruth Slenczka; Catherine Richardson, Shakespeare and Material Culture. (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2011) - reviewed by Hester Leesjeffries; Stephen Orgel, Spectacular Performances: Essays on Theatre, Imagery, Books and Selves in Early Modem England, (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2((11) - reviewed by Melissa E. Sanchez; Eiaine Leong and Alisha Rankin (eds.), Secrets and Knowledge in Medicine and Science, 1500-1800. (Farnham and Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2011) - reviewed by Dario Tessicini; Number 4: Introduction - David Rundle and Alessandra Petrina; Medieval , Renaissance , modern . Issues of periodization in Italian university history - Peter Denley; Violence and Italian universities during the Renaissance - Jonathan Davies; Girolamo Cardano: university student and professor - Guido Giglioni; Beyond the classroom: international interest in the studia humanitatis in the university towns of Quattrocento Italy - David Rundle; Autonomy by imposition. The birth of the natio Scota in the law faculty of the University of Padua (1534) - Francesco Piovan; Notes from the archives concerning the Paduan days of Thomas Savage (1481-1482) - Elda Martellozzo Forin; Padua and English students revisited - Jonathan Woolfson ; Number 5: Make me a poet, and I ll quickly be a man: masculinity, pedagogy and poetry in the English Renaissance - Kate Chedgzoy; The Medici judge, a bitter lawsuit, and an embezzlement: the Opera del Sacro Cingolo s bronze chapel screen at Santo Stefano, Prato - Mayu Fujikawa; The understanding of a woman: Vittoria Colonna an.

Gebunden. Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Jordan Schildcrout is the author of the book Murder Most Queer, as well as articles on American theatre and culture published in Modern Drama, Theatre Journal, and The Journal of American Drama and Theatre. He is Associ.

Single Issue Magazine. Condition: Fair. Pearse, Alfred; Hardy, Norman H.; Symons, W.C.; Staniland, C.J.; Kerr, Charles (illustrator). First Edition. An early issue of this popular and long-lived publication. Pages 226-336. Features: The Adventures of Louis De Rougemont - part V; The Votaries of Eternal Silence - the Monastery of La Trappe; E.G. Henham is Saved by a Horse - an 1891 adventure in North-West Canada; A River of Red Lava - photo-illustrated Hawaiian story by Overend G. Rose; Abandoned - Morgan Andrews was left on a desolate island in Lake Winnipeg for 8 days; (Fantastic) Klondike Pictures supplemented by text; The Voyages of the "Mole Hill"; Curious Birds' Beaks; Pirate Hunting in China - Admiral J. Morseby describes the chasing of pirate junks, the queer incidents that happened, and the extraordinary method by which the pirates were smashed (includes photo of Moresby and illustration of the H.M.S. "Snake"); The Indian Child and His Toys - Ute child Capitano and photos of him, his complete outfit of toys, implements and dolls; Christmas in an African Desert - illustrated article by big-game hunter F.C. Selous; How the "Maid of the Mist" Shot the Niagara Rapids (with illustration of Joel R. Robinson); Parachuting adventure of Captain Bidmead (with photos); and more. Front cover loose but present. Few pencil markings. A worthy vintage copy.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. An early 16th century edition of the medieval allegorical dream poem Le Roman de la Rose, otherwise known as The Romance of the Rose. The Romance is a notable instance of courtly literature and love, meant to entertain and to teach about the art of romantic love. Throughout the narrative, Rose is used both as the name of the titular lady to be wooed, and as an abstract symbol of female sexuality. Of the poem itself, the work was written in two stage, in two wide periods of time. In 1230, Guillaume de Lorris wrote the first 4058 lines describing a courtier's attempts at wooing his beloved, but it was not until 1275, that the second stage of composition was written by Jean de Meun, and with the additional 17724 lines, he provides allegorical figures such as Reason, Nature and Genius, who discuss the philosophy of love, and how our Lover accomplishes his goal. Although it brought about quite a bit of controversy at the time, the work itself was widely popular during the Medieval Era, and provides some insight into queer desires, despite the overall heterosexual romance. This edition itself was shared between eleven Parisian booksellers: and while the facsimile title page designates Jean Longis as the publisher, this very edition itself could be found under the publisher names of Fr. Regnault, Jean Mace, G. de Bossozel, J. Petit, P. Vidoue, P. le Preux and others. There are several dozen woodcuts vignettes throughout, with some of which are repeating several times, and being copies of the 1529 edition. The script itself is written in medieval gothic to compliment the poem, which is uncommon for a work of this period. One vellum bound volume in octavo, 8+III-CCCC leaves On note of condition, this volume is in fair shape, with the joints front board having split. There are signs of repaired worming throughout the entire volume, with sporadic dampstaining throughout. The margins of several pages are short, though they may also have been taken from another copy of this work. The following f. are lacking: Title page, 7-8, 77-78, 152-168, 194, 205-210, 276, 293-294, 396-398 (Note, this does not indicate page number, merely the order of numbered leaves after the preface). The prefatory leaves appear to have been taken from another copy of this work as well, with the title page in facsimile.