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Hardback. Condizione: Very Good. From critically acclaimed author Nicole Galland comes a vibrant and thought-provoking historical fiction tale of love, political intrigue, and gender-swapping set in the theatre world of Elizabethan London.Alexander ?Sander? Cooke is the most celebrated ?boy player? in the Chamberlain?s Men, William Shakespeare?s theatre company. Indeed, Sander?s androgynous beauty and deft portrayal of female roles have made him the toast of London, and his companionship is sought by noblewomen and -men alike. And yet, now at the height of his fame, he teeters on the cusp of adulthood, his future uncertain. Often, he wishes he could stop time and remain a boy forever.Joan Buckler, Sander?s best friend, also has a dream. Though unschooled, she is whip-smart and fascinated by the snippets of natural philosophy to which she?s been exposed. And while she senses that Sander?s admiration for her is more than mere friendship, Joan?s true passion is knowledge, something that is nearly impossible for her to attain. As a woman, she has no place in the intellectual salons and cultural community of the day; only in disguise can she learn to her heart?s content.Joan?s covert intellectual endeavors, coupled with Sander?s theatrical triumphs, attract the attention of none other than Francis Bacon: natural philosopher and trusted adviser to Queen Elizabeth. It is through their connection with Bacon?one of the greatest minds of their time?that their lives will be changed forever as they become embroiled in this Shakespearean drama of political intrigue that threatens their very survival.Brimming with heart, curiosity, and rich historical detail, this compelling work of Elizabethan historical fiction, Boy, offers an intimate glimpse of the moral complexities of a singular artistic era, and the roles we all choose to play on the world?s stage. …

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Hardback. Condizione: Good. From critically acclaimed author Nicole Galland comes a vibrant and thought-provoking historical fiction tale of love, political intrigue, and gender-swapping set in the theatre world of Elizabethan London.Alexander ?Sander? Cooke is the most celebrated ?boy player? in the Chamberlain?s Men, William Shakespeare?s theatre company. Indeed, Sander?s androgynous beauty and deft portrayal of female roles have made him the toast of London, and his companionship is sought by noblewomen and -men alike. And yet, now at the height of his fame, he teeters on the cusp of adulthood, his future uncertain. Often, he wishes he could stop time and remain a boy forever.Joan Buckler, Sander?s best friend, also has a dream. Though unschooled, she is whip-smart and fascinated by the snippets of natural philosophy to which she?s been exposed. And while she senses that Sander?s admiration for her is more than mere friendship, Joan?s true passion is knowledge, something that is nearly impossible for her to attain. As a woman, she has no place in the intellectual salons and cultural community of the day; only in disguise can she learn to her heart?s content.Joan?s covert intellectual endeavors, coupled with Sander?s theatrical triumphs, attract the attention of none other than Francis Bacon: natural philosopher and trusted adviser to Queen Elizabeth. It is through their connection with Bacon?one of the greatest minds of their time?that their lives will be changed forever as they become embroiled in this Shakespearean drama of political intrigue that threatens their very survival.Brimming with heart, curiosity, and rich historical detail, this compelling work of Elizabethan historical fiction, Boy, offers an intimate glimpse of the moral complexities of a singular artistic era, and the roles we all choose to play on the world?s stage.…

Condizione: good. Gently used with minimal wear on the corners and cover. A few pages may contain light highlighting or writing, but the text remains fully legible. Dust jacket may be missing, and supplemental materials like CDs or codes may not be included. May be ex-library with library markings. Ships promptly. …

Condizione: good. Gently used with minimal wear on the corners and cover. A few pages may contain light highlighting or writing, but the text remains fully legible. Dust jacket may be missing, and supplemental materials like CDs or codes may not be included. May be ex-library with library markings. Ships promptly. …

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Paperback. Condizione: Good. In Venice, 1202, tens of thousands of crusaders set sail for Jerusalem to liberate the great city from Muslim rule. Among them is a British vagabond grudgingly taken under the wing of a pious knight who believes that the mission is truly blessed by God. Before leaving, the vagabond rescues a woman pretending to be an Arab princess, hoping that under the protection of his benefactor knight, he can smuggle the young woman back to the Holy Land. However, this 'holy' campaign sinks into tragic moral turpitude - first in an attack on the Adriatic port city of Zara, and ultimately in the fall of the seat of the Byzantine Empire, Constantinople. …

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Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. ?N. D. Galland has created a delectable romantic comedy set in her home town of Martha?s Vineyard long after the summer crowds have departed.  With a satirist?s eye and a pitch-perfect ear for the social nuances of small-town life, it?s Pride and Prejudice for the Bumble generation.? ? Geraldine Brooks, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of March and The Secret ChordFrom the critically acclaimed author of Stepdog and The Fool?s Tale comes a romantic comedy that tells the story of one journalist secretly juggling two bylines for competing newspapers on a small island.One island, two newspapers, and the reporter who played them bothJoanna Howes is a Martha?s Vineyard native who left the Island at eighteen and moved to New York City to become a writer. Now in her thirties, she reluctantly returns to care for her cranky, injured uncle. Needing income, she freelances for one island newspaper (the one Uncle Hank likes). But that doesn?t cover her bills, so she creates an alter ego to write for the rival paper (the one Uncle Hank doesn?t like). The Vineyard has a split personality ? part elite summer resort, part working-class small town. The Island?s two papers ?the Journal and the Newes ? are famously at odds with each other and reflect the seasonal schism in their reporting. Everybody?s shoulder seems to have a chip on it.Joanna gets personally ensnared in a messy situation she?s assigned to write about for both papers: a wealthy seasonal resident sues the town for the right to use his private helicopter. When Johanna agrees to a cup of coffee with the witty, handsome stranger she meets at a zoning board meeting, she has no idea she?s made a date with Orion Smith, helicopter owner. Orion, meanwhile, doesn?t realize Joanna is the niece of his political nemesis, Henry Holmes.Joanna scrambles to keep her disparate identities separate from each other in the tiny off-season community, but everything she does just gets her into deeper trouble?and further complicates her budding romance with the exasperating charmer she?s doing her best not to fall for.A story about the half-truths we tell ourselves ? and others ? especially when our hearts are on the line.?The most exciting story of skullduggery, intrigue and drama on Martha?s Vineyard since the last time Alan Dershowitz was snubbed at a cocktail party.?? Peter Sagal, Host of NPR?s ?Wait, Wait.Don?t Tell Me!? and author of The Incomplete Book of Running?[A] gem of a novel. . . . this rollicking rom-com unfolds on Martha?s Vineyard, which has spun its own share of fables. Quick, somebody call Hollywood. This one is ready for the big screen.?? Bob Drogin, author of Curveball: Spies, Lies and the Con Man Who Caused a War.…

Paperback. Condizione: Fair. ?N. D. Galland has created a delectable romantic comedy set in her home town of Martha?s Vineyard long after the summer crowds have departed.  With a satirist?s eye and a pitch-perfect ear for the social nuances of small-town life, it?s Pride and Prejudice for the Bumble generation.? ? Geraldine Brooks, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of March and The Secret ChordFrom the critically acclaimed author of Stepdog and The Fool?s Tale comes a romantic comedy that tells the story of one journalist secretly juggling two bylines for competing newspapers on a small island.One island, two newspapers, and the reporter who played them bothJoanna Howes is a Martha?s Vineyard native who left the Island at eighteen and moved to New York City to become a writer. Now in her thirties, she reluctantly returns to care for her cranky, injured uncle. Needing income, she freelances for one island newspaper (the one Uncle Hank likes). But that doesn?t cover her bills, so she creates an alter ego to write for the rival paper (the one Uncle Hank doesn?t like). The Vineyard has a split personality ? part elite summer resort, part working-class small town. The Island?s two papers ?the Journal and the Newes ? are famously at odds with each other and reflect the seasonal schism in their reporting. Everybody?s shoulder seems to have a chip on it.Joanna gets personally ensnared in a messy situation she?s assigned to write about for both papers: a wealthy seasonal resident sues the town for the right to use his private helicopter. When Johanna agrees to a cup of coffee with the witty, handsome stranger she meets at a zoning board meeting, she has no idea she?s made a date with Orion Smith, helicopter owner. Orion, meanwhile, doesn?t realize Joanna is the niece of his political nemesis, Henry Holmes.Joanna scrambles to keep her disparate identities separate from each other in the tiny off-season community, but everything she does just gets her into deeper trouble?and further complicates her budding romance with the exasperating charmer she?s doing her best not to fall for.A story about the half-truths we tell ourselves ? and others ? especially when our hearts are on the line.?The most exciting story of skullduggery, intrigue and drama on Martha?s Vineyard since the last time Alan Dershowitz was snubbed at a cocktail party.?? Peter Sagal, Host of NPR?s ?Wait, Wait.Don?t Tell Me!? and author of The Incomplete Book of Running?[A] gem of a novel. . . . this rollicking rom-com unfolds on Martha?s Vineyard, which has spun its own share of fables. Quick, somebody call Hollywood. This one is ready for the big screen.?? Bob Drogin, author of Curveball: Spies, Lies and the Con Man Who Caused a War.…

Paperback. Condizione: Good. ?N. D. Galland has created a delectable romantic comedy set in her home town of Martha?s Vineyard long after the summer crowds have departed.  With a satirist?s eye and a pitch-perfect ear for the social nuances of small-town life, it?s Pride and Prejudice for the Bumble generation.? ? Geraldine Brooks, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of March and The Secret ChordFrom the critically acclaimed author of Stepdog and The Fool?s Tale comes a romantic comedy that tells the story of one journalist secretly juggling two bylines for competing newspapers on a small island.One island, two newspapers, and the reporter who played them bothJoanna Howes is a Martha?s Vineyard native who left the Island at eighteen and moved to New York City to become a writer. Now in her thirties, she reluctantly returns to care for her cranky, injured uncle. Needing income, she freelances for one island newspaper (the one Uncle Hank likes). But that doesn?t cover her bills, so she creates an alter ego to write for the rival paper (the one Uncle Hank doesn?t like). The Vineyard has a split personality ? part elite summer resort, part working-class small town. The Island?s two papers ?the Journal and the Newes ? are famously at odds with each other and reflect the seasonal schism in their reporting. Everybody?s shoulder seems to have a chip on it.Joanna gets personally ensnared in a messy situation she?s assigned to write about for both papers: a wealthy seasonal resident sues the town for the right to use his private helicopter. When Johanna agrees to a cup of coffee with the witty, handsome stranger she meets at a zoning board meeting, she has no idea she?s made a date with Orion Smith, helicopter owner. Orion, meanwhile, doesn?t realize Joanna is the niece of his political nemesis, Henry Holmes.Joanna scrambles to keep her disparate identities separate from each other in the tiny off-season community, but everything she does just gets her into deeper trouble?and further complicates her budding romance with the exasperating charmer she?s doing her best not to fall for.A story about the half-truths we tell ourselves ? and others ? especially when our hearts are on the line.?The most exciting story of skullduggery, intrigue and drama on Martha?s Vineyard since the last time Alan Dershowitz was snubbed at a cocktail party.?? Peter Sagal, Host of NPR?s ?Wait, Wait.Don?t Tell Me!? and author of The Incomplete Book of Running?[A] gem of a novel. . . . this rollicking rom-com unfolds on Martha?s Vineyard, which has spun its own share of fables. Quick, somebody call Hollywood. This one is ready for the big screen.?? Bob Drogin, author of Curveball: Spies, Lies and the Con Man Who Caused a War.…