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new h is to ry & current af fair s
A COMPREHENSIVE HISTORY
AND ANALYSIS OF THE BALFOUR
DECLARATION OF 1917,
PUBLISHED IN THE RUN UP TO
ITS 100TH ANNIVERSARY
FIRST PUBLISHED BY LONGMAN
GREEN, LONDON, THIS BOOK
HAD A SHORT LIFE; THE ENTIRE
STOCK AND THE PUBLISHER’S
PREMISES WERE DESTROYED BY
THE GERMAN BLITZ IN 1941
“It is indeed the most important study yet published; as
such it deserves to be in the hands of every man who
cares for justice and peace.”
—Sir Arnold Wilson, British MP, March 1939
NOVEMBER
2
palestine: the reality
the inside story of the balfour Declaration 1917-1938
by J.M.N. Jeffries
with a foreword by Ghada Karmi
he Balfour Declaration of 1917 is a document that profoundly affected the Middle East. Palestine:The
Reality is an expertly researched inside story of the Declaration. It is also a vivid and personal account
in which J.M.N. Jeffries exposes the real authors and progenitors of the Balfour Declaration, along with
their personal stories, motives, conspiracies, and political aims.The author also details the other international
players who were involved in the creation of the “Balfour” document, and offers a clearsighted perspective
on the broken agreements with Britain’s Arab allies that enabled the Declaration and dispossessed the
Palestinian Arabs of their homeland.
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JOSEPH MARY NAGLE JEFFRIES (1880-1960) was a war, foreign, and political correspondent for
The Daily Mail in London from 1914 until the late 1930s.
current affairs/history • 6” x 9” • 736 pages • b&w illus. & maps • isbn 978-1-56656-024-5 • paperback •
$30.00 (in canada, $38.95)
HOW VIOLENCE AND TERROR
WERE USED BY ZIONIST
MILITIAS AGAINST ARABS AND
THE BRITISH TO TRANSFORM
ARAB PALESTINE INTO A JEWISH
STATE
SEPTEMBER
3
state of terror
how terrorism created Modern israel
by Thomas Suarez
his new book shows how the use of terror by supporters of the idea of a Jewish state in Palestine was
systematic, routine, and accepted by Jewish leaders as necessary to achieve their aims. At the height of
the British Mandate in Palestine, terrorist acts were carried out at a frequency and with an intensity that
has been largely forgotten, even though daily newspaper headlines in the US, Britain, and Palestine spoke
of bombings, assassinations, and massacres against Arabs and British civilians, as well as soldiers. Suarez tells
this story using the terrorists’ own accounts in secret internal papers boasting of their successes, and quoting
from contemporary intelligence briefings and secret diplomatic correspondence.
T
THOMAS SUAREZ is a cartographer and violin teacher based in Bethlehem. He has spent the last
six years researching in the archives of Britain and Israel to compile this story.
current affairs/history • 6” x 9” • 288 pages • isbn 978-1-56656-068-9 • paperback • $20.00 (in canada,
$25.95)
bush anD cheney
how they ruined america and the world
by David Ray Griffin
WAS AMERICA’S RESPONSE TO THE 9/11
ATTACKS AT THE ROOT OF TODAY’S
INSTABILITY AND TERROR?
“David Ray Griffin has established himself—alongside Seymour
Hersh—as America’s number one bearer of unpleasant, yet necessary,
public truths.”
—Richard Falk, Princeton University
SEPTEMBER
DAVID RAY GRIFFIN is the author of more than thirty books,
including The New Pearl Harbor: Disturbing Questions about the
Bush Administration and 9/11.
current affairs/politics/history • 6” x 9” • 256 pages • isbn 978-1-56656-071-9 • hardback • $50.00
(in canada, $65.00) • isbn 978-1-56656-061-0 • paperback • $20.00 (in canada, $25.95)
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Man enough?
Donald trump, hillary clinton, and the politics
of presidential Masculinity
by Jackson Katz
WHY HAS THE USA NEVER HAD A WOMAN
PRESIDENT?
“A timely study of gender and media that reaches back before the present
American election to earlier delineations of white manhood and
presidential power… An elucidating, nuanced study of gender and
feminist dynamics perfect for our current political moment.”
—Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
JACKSON KATZ, PH.D. is the creator of the award-winning
educational documentary Tough Guise and the author of The Macho
Paradox:Why Some Men Hurt Women and How All Men Can Help.
JUST PUBLISHED
current affairs/politics/gender studies • 6” x 9” • 320 pages • isbn 978-1-56656-083-2 • paperback •
$22.95 (in canada, $29.95)
shifting sanDs
the unraveling of the old order in the
Middle east
edited by Raja Shehadeh and Penny Johnson
A FRESH LOOK AT THE MIDDLE EAST
TODAY, TOMORROW, AND IN THE PAST
JUST PUBLISHED
“This compilation by diverse writers lends nuanced insight into the
complicated, volatile Middle East. It provides both a historical
perspective on the region and a spotlight on the current crises .... An
accessible collection in which the editors and the contributors don't
shirk from delivering necessary criticism but offer possibilities of hope
for a troubled region.”
—Kirkus Reviews
current affairs/Middle east • 6” x 9” • 208 pages • isbn 978-1-56656-072-6 • hardback • $45.00
(in canada, $58.50) • isbn 978-1-56656-056-6 • paperback • $17.95 (in canada, $23.50)
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extraorDinary renDition
american writers on palestine
edited by Ru Freeman
SIXTY-FIVE WRITERS CONTRIBUTE TO A GROUNDBREAKING ANTHOLOGY ON PALESTINE
“Extraordinary Rendition reminds us of the power of art and the
necessity of literature… Ru Freeman has made a book unlike anything
I’ve ever read. It’s a great contribution to not only to the conversation
about Palestine, but to the larger one about peace and justice.”
—Cheryl Strayed, author of Wild
“In Extraordinary Rendition, silences are broken, poignant and powerful
narratives and testimonials are offered on Palestine that make it impossible
for the reader to remain unmoved, unshaken, and unaffected.”
—Edwidge Danticat
JUST PUBLISHED
world literature • 6” x 9” • 452 pages • isbn 978-1-56656-070-2 • hardback • $60.00 (in canada, $75.00) •
isbn 978-1-56656-060-3 • paperback • $25.00 (in canada, $32.50)
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Capitalism Hits the Fan
936-1 $20
Night in Gaza
075-7 $25
Drones and Targeted
Killing
989-7 $25
Understanding ISIS and the
New Global War on Terror
094-8 $15
Understanding the
Palestinian-Israeli
Conflict
685-8 $15
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Jerusalem Interrupted
787-9 $60
Reel Bad Arabs
752-7 $30
The Birth of the Arab
Citizen and the Changing
Middle East
973-6 $25
new bio g raphy & MeMo ir
AN EYE-OPENING MEMOIR ON
THE STRUGGLE BETWEEN
RELIGION AND DEMOCRACY IN
ISRAEL
“Poignant and painful … Both evocative memoir
and sober analysis.”
—Noam Chomsky
“It is easily the most important thing I have read on
Israel in years, perhaps ever …. It gets to the
structural underpinnings of the tragic ‘dead end’ of
Israeli life.”
—Tom Harrington, professor, Trinity College
OCTOBER
7
politically incorrect
why a Jewish state is a bad idea
by Ofra Yeshua-Lyth
srael claims to be a modern democratic state, but Israeli writer Ofra Yeshua-Lyth reveals some startling
truths about modern day Israel: how although up to 70% of Israelis do not follow the Jewish religion, all
citizens are subject to laws designed to favor religious Israelis over all others. In matters of birth and death;
marriage and divorce; finance and the military, Israel’s rabbis exercise iron control over their government.
Yeshua-Lyth sees the seeds of Israel’s demise in the growing tension between Israelis who want
to lead modern secular lives, and those who wish Israel to continue in the iron grip of the rabbis. The
author’s arguments are woven through the story of her childhood and later life in Israel, illustrating the
conflicts between modern democracy and an outdated theocracy in everyday life.
I
OFRA YESHUA-LYTH is a veteran Israeli journalist and author. She served as a foreign correspondent
for the Israeli daily newspaper Maariv in Washington, DC and Germany.
Memoir/current affairs • 6” x 9” • 368 pages • b&w photos • isbn 978-1-56656-010-8 • paperback • $20.00
(in canada, $25.95)
the l o u V i s h ho l lywo o D bio g r aph i es
imon Louvish is a highly-acclaimed biographer of comedians and author of satirical and outrageous
fiction. He is a film screenwriter and teaches film at the London Film School. His film biographies
include, Chaplin:The Tramp’s Odyssey, Man on the Flying Trapeze:The Story of W. C. Fields, Monkey Business:
The Lives and Legends of the Marx Brothers, Stan and Ollie: The Roots of Comedy, Keystone: The Life and
Clowns of Mack Sennet, Cecil B. DeMille: A Life in Art, and Mae West: It Ain't No Sin. Interlink will release
the entire collection in paperback and as e-books with new introductions by the author.
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OCTOBER
chaplin: the traMp’s oDyssey
“Louvish unveils an impressive, prismatic portrait of Hollywood's majestic jester.”
—Publishers Weekly
“A handsome and absorbing book … Louvish’s tone is that of the dissecting surgeon overlaid with affection.”
—The Times
biography/film studies • 6” x 9” • 432 pages • b & w photos • isbn 978-1-56656-011-5 • paperback • $20.00
(in canada, $25.95)
Mae west: it ain’t no sin (3rD eDition)
“Meticulously researched and finely crafted.Theatrical and cinematic history are skillfully related to the wider
social and political background.”
—The Independent
biography/film studies • 6” x 9” • 512 pages • b & w photos • isbn 978-1-56656-012-2 • paperback • $20.00
(in canada, $25.95)
AN IMPORTANT CONTRIBUTION
TO THE EMERGING DEBATE
ABOUT THE ROLE OF
COMMUNITY COLLEGES IN OUR
CHANGING SOCIETY
“Dimitra Doukas tells an engrossing story… The book
shows what local activists with a vision can accomplish,
but at the same time offers a timely warning about how
governmental bureaucracy can stifle educational
creativity.”
—Eric Foner, Ph.D., Columbia University
NOVEMBER
“This book is prime reading for every community college
professional and every graduate student in higher
education and a must for all pursuing community college
careers.”
—Frank Mensel, Education Policy Center,
University of Alabama Tuscaloosa
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DeMocratizing aMerica
shaf nader and the founding of an impossible college
by Dimitra Doukas
foreword by William G. Shannon, EdD; afterword by Ralph Nader
lready past its manufacturing heyday,Winsted, Connecticut, the Naders’ hometown, was wrecked by
the devastating 1955 flood. For Shaf Nader, Ralph's elder brother, the way to rebuild was by
democratizing knowledge. A community college, he envisioned, would turn the old town into a regional
hub of learning and creative citizenship. Impossible, people said, Winsted was too small, too gritty, too
depressed.Turning those attitudes around took genius, persistence, and an uncommon gift of persuasion.This
inspiring story is a close-up case study of grassroots change, and of a visionary leader who withstood ridicule
and disappointment long enough to show hard-headed New Englanders what they really agreed on.
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DIMITRA DOUKAS, PH.D., is an anthropologist and the author of the groundbreaking study, Worked
Over:The Corporate Sabotage of an American Community.
narrative nonfiction/biorgaphy/education • 6” x 9” • 208 pages • b&w photos •
isbn 978-1-56656-008-5 • hardback • $40.00 (in canada, $51.95)
isbn 978-1-56656-009-2 • paperback • $20.00 (in canada, $25.95)
TIMED TO COINCIDE WITH THE
RELEASE OF SALMA HAYEK’S
ANIMATED FEATURE FILM BASED
ON GIBRAN’S THE PROPHET
“Unquestionably interesting . . . . An enjoyable,
generously illustrated book that will stimulate
readers to reconsider Gibran, his work, and his
heritage.”
—Kirkus Reviews
“A splendid biography...”
—The Boston Globe
“A solid biography... exhaustive... attractive to
anyone who has been touched by his writings.”
—Booklist
SEPTEMBER
(PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED)
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kahlil gibran
beyond borders
by Jean Gibran and Kahlil Gibran
with a foreword by Salma Hayek-Pinault
ainter and poet, immigrant, rebel, global citizen, author of the beloved classic, The Prophet. Kahlil
Gibran: Beyond Borders tells the inspiring saga of the artist’s life and creative vision. Exiled between the
worlds and conflicts of the Middle East and the West, Gibran defied boundaries to assert a vision of
an underlying humanity and faith that people share. This colorful, richly illustrated biography draws
on a lifetime of dedicated, persistent research to bring Gibran’s compelling story into our time. It will
make obsolete all previous accounts and will become the definitive study of this extraordinary and
well-loved writer.
P
The younger KAHLIL GIBRAN, a noted Boston sculptor, is the poet's cousin and namesake. Over
a forty-year period, he was entrusted with a formidable body of work left by the poet. JEAN GIBRAN
is the author of Love Made Visible: Scenes from a Mostly Happy Marriage.
biography • 7” x 9” • 464 pages • b&w illustrations throughout • color insert • isbn 978-1-56656-085-6 •
hardback • $50.00 (in canada, $65.00) • isbn 978-1-56656-093-1 • paperback • $25.00 (in canada, $32.50)
new wo rl D l iterat u r e
LONG AWAITED FIRST ENGLISH
TRANSLATION OF A
CELEBRATED PALESTINIAN
POET
“Al-Barghouti has established himself as a master
of Arabic language and history—an achievement
unmatched in his generation of literati.”
—Al Ahram Weekly
OCTOBER
11
in JerusaleM anD other poeMs
written between 1996-2016
by Tamim Al-Barghouti
orn in 1977, Tamim Al-Barghouti is probably one of the most widely read Palestinian poets of his
generation. His poetry readings are attended by thousands, sometimes packing stadiums and
amphitheaters.The poems in this collection were written in Cairo, Ramallah,Amman,Washington, DC and
Berlin between 1996 and 2016. Palestinian newspapers dubbed Al-Barghouti “The Poet of Jerusalem.”
His posters hang on the streets of Jerusalem and other Palestinian cities and sections of the poem “In
Jerusalem” have even become ring-tones blaring out from cell phones across the Arab world. On the
January 26, 2011, one day after the Egyptian Revolution that toppled President Hosni Mubarak, a
video of his reading of the lyrical poem “Hanet” (“It's Close” in Arabic) was projected on makeshift
screens in Tahrir Square.
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TAMIM AL-BARGHOUTI has published six poetry collections and two academic books on Arab
politics and history. He received his Ph.D. in political science from Boston University.
poetry • 6” x 9” • 144 pages • isbn 978-1-56656-023-8 • paperback • $20.00 (in canada, $25.95)
A GRIPPING NOVEL THAT
COMMENTS MOVINGLY ON
OUR LIVES TODAY AND TURNS
PREJUDICES AND
PRECONCEPTIONS UPSIDE
DOWN
“This novel’s triumph—and the world’s tragedy—is
that Jamilla’s haunting, searing experience does not
read like a work of fiction.This is not just a writer’s
nightmare: it is ours.”
—Liz Jensen, author of The Ninth Life of Louis
Drax
“This is a gripping, compassionate and truthful novel,
written in prose of unobtrusive beauty.”
—Neel Mukherjee, author of The Lives of Others
SEPTEMBER
12
Just another JihaDi Jane
by Tabish Khair
novel about friendship, faith, and alienation, Just Another Jihadi Jane tells the tale of Islamist
radicalization from the inside.Two children of Muslim immigrants in England’s industrial north—
thoughtful Jamilla and rebellious Ameena—become best friends, and find in religion and social media
a community as welcoming and encouraging as their public education is estranging. After Jamilla’s
father dies and her brother marries, the two girls leave England and join the Islamist cause in Syria.The
intellectual and emotional poverty as well as the violence they find there creates a story as gripping as
it is heart-wrenching. As did All Quiet on the Western Front,Tabish Khair’s novel reminds a new generation
that heroism and sacrifice are not limited to one side in a conflict, and that the first victims of a
murderous regime are those who live within it.
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TABISH KHAIR is the author of several critically acclaimed novels and poetry collections, including
How to Fight Islamist Terror from the Missionary Position (2014), also published by Interlink.
world fiction • 5 ¼” x 8” • 176 pages • isbn 978-1-56656-067-2 • paperback • $15.00 (in canada, $19.50)
THE WORK OF A MODERN-DAY
SOLZHENITSYN THAT EXPOSES
ACTS OF VIOLENCE AND
BRUTALITY COMMITTED BY
THE SYRIAN REGIME
“A painful novel that calls for life; a violent novel
that begs for mercy… Khalifa’s work shows that art
may be proof of humanity. In my view, The Shell
is a unique novel… a great creative achievement…
like a magnificently directed film on paper. It is
filled with pain, but the reader will eagerly follow
the narrator’s footsteps until the very end.”
—Rafik Schami, author of The Dark Side of
Love and Sophia
NOVEMBER
13
the shell
Memoirs of a hidden observer
by Moustafa Khalifa
translated by Paul Starkey
his compelling first novel is the astonishing story of a Syrian political prisoner of conscience—an
atheist mistaken for a radical Islamist—who was locked up for 13 years without trial in one of the
most notorious prisons in the Middle East.The novel takes the form of a diary which Musa keeps in his
head and then writes down upon his release. In Tadmur prison, the mood is naturally bleak and yet often
very beautifully captured.The narrator, a young graduate, is defiant and stoical, and somehow able to pick
out humor and irony in the shocking events and characters he describes. Considered by many in the Arab
world to be a symbol of the Syrian opposition in the current civil war, this novel provides an essential
perspective on the tragedy the Syrian people are living through.
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MUSTAFA KHALIFA is a Syrian novelist living in exile. Besides writing fiction, he is an eloquent and
insightful political commentator on the situation in his native country.
world fiction • 5 ¼” x 8” • 192 pages • isbn 978-1-56656-022-1 • paperback • $15.00 (in canada, $19.50)
SHORTLISTED FOR THE
INTERNATIONAL PRIZE FOR
ARABIC FICTION 2015
“In the language of Jana Elhassan, there is a
terrifying but refreshing maturity and a living ferocity,
without losing elegance and eloquence. There is a
justified, intended, and sweet rudeness. Elhassan tells
of our war—our wars—as she tells the story of her
two protagonists Hilda and Majed.”
—Joumana Haddad, An-Nahar, Beirut
“In The Ninety-Ninth Floor, Jana Elhassan
continues a revolution she has initiated in Me, She,
and Other Women against a society infested with
all sorts of lesions and ailments.”
—Maya Elhajj, Al-Hayat, Beirut
OCTOBER
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the ninety-ninth floor
by Jana Fawaz Elhassan
translated by Michelle Hartman
t times as cold and hard-edged as the skyscrapers in its backdrop, The Ninety-Ninth Floor follows the
struggles and triumphs of Majed as he makes it in Manhattan at the turn of the century, after
surviving the devastating 1982 massacre at the Sabra and Shatila refugee camp. A Palestinian born and
raised in Lebanon, Majed creates a new life for himself in the glittery world of New York City’s computer
games industry. But with all his success, Majed’s past continues to haunt him. His relationship with Hilda,
a Lebanese woman from a right-wing Christian family, exposes his innermost fears, worries, and dark
secrets. A multi-voiced narration, The Ninety-Ninth Floor conveys the brutality that war leaves on the
people who experience it. It is also a love story that asks questions about the ability of passion to overcome
hatred and difference.
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JANA FAWAZ ELHASSAN is an award-winning novelist and short story writer from Lebanon. The
Ninety-Ninth Floor is her third novel and the first to be translated into English.
world fiction • 5 ¼” x 8” • 264 pages • isbn 978-1-56656-054-2 • paperback • $15.00 (in canada, $19.50)
young palestinians speak
by Annemarie Young and Anthony Robinson
PALESTINIAN CHILDREN SHARE THEIR
DREAMS AND FEARS FOR THEMSELVES
AND THEIR COUNTRY
n Palestine today, a second generation of children and young
people is growing up experiencing life under occupation.These
are children who know only fear when they see an Israeli soldier or
come across a roadblock. This book provides a platform for young
people, from all over this occupied land, to speak in their own voices
about the day-to-day experience of living under occupation.
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DECEMBER
ANTHONY ROBINSON and ANNEMARIE YOUNG are the
authors of the widely acclaimed and award winning Refugee Diaries.
illustrated children’s book • 8” x 9” • 144 pages • full-color • isbn 978-1-56656-015-3 • hardback • $19.99
(in canada, $25.99) • ages 9 & up
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the Daily assortMent of
astonishing things anD
other stories
the caine prize for african writing 2016
THE LEADING AFRICAN LITERARY AWARD
ow entering its seventeenth year, the Caine Prize for African
Writing is Africa’s leading literary award (named for the Booker
Prize founder Michael Caine), and is awarded to a short story by an
African writer published in English.This collection brings together
eighteen short stories—the five 2016 shortlisted stories, along with
stories written at the 2016 Caine Prize Writers’ Workshop in Zambia.
The shortlisted writers include Abdul Adan (Somalia/Kenya), Lesley
Nneka Arimah (Nigeria),Tope Folarin (Nigeria), Bongani Kona
(Zimbabwe), and Lidudumalingani (South Africa).
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world fiction • 5 ¼” x 8” • 240 pages • isbn 978-1-56656-016-0 • paperback • $16.95 (in canada, $21.95)
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Caledonia 423-4
Campbell Ancient 424-1
Gordon Red Weathered 425-8
MacDonald 426-5
MacPherson Red 427-2
Buchanan Reproduction 428-9
Stewart Hunting 429-6
Elliot 430-2
Davidson Ancient 431-9
Ferguson 432-6
Hamilton Red 433-3
Holyrood 434-0
MacBeth 435-7
MacKay Ancient 436-4
Malcolm 437-1
Hay Ancient 439-5
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Anderson
407-4
Black Watch
408-1
Cameron of Erracht
409-8
Kinloch Anderson
410-4
Lindsay
411-1
Murray of Atholl Ancient
412-8
Robertson
413-5
Royal Stewart
414-2
Douglas Ancient
415-9
Dress Gordon
416-6
Dress Mackenzie
417-3
Isle of Skye
418-0
MacDuff Modern Hunting
419-7
MacGregor
420-3
Maclean of Duart
421-0
MacLeod of Lewis
422-7
out west
travels through the american west—
past and present
by Tim Slessor
orking for the BBC, writer Tim Slessor has filmed and
traveled “out West” for years; and spent “a very happy year”
in western Nebraska. In this book, he selects beguiling stories that
range from the mountain men and their fur trade to the pioneers of
the overland trail, from Custer and the disaster at the Little Big Horn
to the last stand of the Sioux at Wounded Knee, from the early cowtowns and railroads to the cattle barons and the emigrant sod-busters.
Full of surprises and insights, Out West casts new and entertaining
light on the history and personalities of the American West.
W
TIM SLESSOR is the author of First Overland, the story of the
first-entirely-by-land drive from the English Channel to Singapore.
JULY
travel literature • 5 ½” x 8 ½” • 356 pages • b&w illus. • maps • isbn 978-1-56656-064-1 • paperback •
$20.00 (in canada, $25.95)
wilD aMerica
a personal celebration of the
national parks
by David Muench and Roly Smith
“A dazzling, evocative collection of images and stories,
rendered by masters of their craft… A distinguished
work—the writing crisp, the photos captivating… you’ll
yearn to visit every wild place…”
—Lee Stetson, John Muir Interpreter, Yosemite
Centennial Ambassador 2016
ild America brings together David Muench, the
eminent wilderness photographer, with Roly
Smith, the respected outdoor writer. This beautifully
illustrated book celebrates their personal selection of
“America’s best idea”—its National Parks.
W
JUST PUBLISHED
travel/photography • 9” x 8” • 100 pages • full-color photos • maps • isbn 978-1-898481-73-7 •
hardback • $21.95 (in canada, $28.95)
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new i l l ustrateD ch il Dr en’ s bo o ks
the inVincible kingDoM
by Rob Ryan
THE THIRD TITLE IN THE STUNNINGLY
ILLUSTRATED FAIRYTALE TRILOGY FOR
ALL AGES FROM INTERNATIONALLYACCLAIMED PAPERCUT ARTIST ROB RYAN
orn into the royal family, John has always known he doesn’t
want to be King.To escape his destiny he’s run away and built
a different kind of future for himself. But just when everything seems
to be going right for John, his past catches up with him: Lord Von
Dronus, the palace’s senior courtier, is determined to hunt him down.
Forced into hiding with his best friend, June, it seems as though John
will never be able to live an ordinary life. Until one night he decides
to put an audacious plan into place. Inspiring, funny, and moving, The
Invincible Kingdom is about following your dreams and creating your
own happily ever after.
B
SEPTEMBER
illustrated children’s book/gift book • 9” x 12 ½” • 64 pages • full-color • isbn 978-1-56656-020-7 •
hardback • $19.95 (in canada, $25.95) • ages 8 & up
also by rob ryan
077-1 • 64 pages • hardback • $19.95
063-4 • 64 pages • hardback • $19.95
“A fanciful modern fairy tale illustrated with a
“A blissful example of old-fashioned storytelling
whole sheaf of his intricately detailed cut-paper
silhouettes… It’s the first of three volumes, and
readers will long for the next book.”
—Publishers Weekly (starred review)
superbly combined with contemporary art.”
—Tatler
“An adorable fairy tale.”
—Sunday Times
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the crystal Mountain
by Ruth Sanderson
THE YOUNGEST OF THREE SONS
EMBARKS ON A DARING QUEST TO
OUTWIT THE FAIRY THIEVES WHO
STOLE HIS MOTHER'S TAPESTRY
OCTOBER
“Sumptuous… a rich visual experience… Opulent oil
paintings in lush detail reflect the turns of the story line as
they parade in step with the youngest son on his desperate
search for the missing tapestry that holds the fantastic
landscape of his mother's dreams.”
—School Library Journal
illustrated children’s book • 10” x 10” • 32 pages • full-color • isbn 978-1-56656-021-4 • hardback •
$17.95 (in canada, $23.50) • ages 3-8
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the watertower
by Gary Crew
illustrated by Steven Woolman
WINNER OF THE AUSTRALIAN CHILDREN'S
PICTURE BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARD
+ SLJ BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR
PAPERBACK REISSUE
“It would be an understatement to describe this book as unusual...
a must purchase.”
—Children's Book Review
“The Watertower... continues to attract interest—and readers. Crew,
a prestidigitator of words, has managed to work his magic....”
—The Horn Book Magazine
SEPTEMBER
illustrated children’s book • 8” x 11” • 32 pages • full-color • isbn 978-1-56656-331-4 • paperback • $8.95
(in canada, $11.50) • ages 7-14
the ruth sanD er s o n co l l ecti o n
uth Sanderson is the highly acclaimed illustrator and author of over 75 books for children. Her
fairy tale retellings have been widely praised and much loved by children everywhere. Her
original fairy tale, The Enchanted Wood, won both the Young Hoosier Award and the Bank Street
College Award.The Texas Bluebonnet Award was given to her retelling of The Golden Mare, the Firebird,
and the Magic Ring.
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“An exceptionally exquisite rendering... Sanderson paints personality and emotion into each of her
characters.” —Booklist, starred review
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THE TWELVE DANCING PRINCESSES
864-7 • hardback • $16.95 876-0 • pb • $8.95
THE ENCHANTED WOOD
057-3 • hardback • $17.95
ROSE RED AND SNOW WHITE
910-1 • hardback • $16.95 934-7 • paperback • $7.95
THE GOLDEN MARE, THE FIREBIRD,
AND THE MAGIC RING
079-5 • hardback • $17.95
THE SNOW PRINCESS (glitter cover)
985-9 • hardback • $17.95
CINDERELLA (glitter cover)
947-7 • hardback • $17.95 969-9 • paperback • $8.95
PAPA GATTO
090-0 • hardback • $17.95
fairy tal e f eas ts c o l l ectio n
onceived by Jane Yolen, one of our most celebrated folklorists and the distinguished author of
over 250 children’s books, who has been called “America’s Hans Christian Andersen,” this creative
series folds enchanting retellings of fairy tales from around the world into cookbooks of kid-friendly
recipes. These charming and beautifully illustrated books will capture children’s fancy and will be
enjoyed by the whole family.
C
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“A really nice idea, wonderfully fulfilled.” —Kirkus Reviews
“Families will want to pore over them, savor them, and enjoy them to the fullest.”
—School Library Journal
titles in the collection
prefix 978-1-56656-; 8 ¼” x 10 ¼”; full-color; ages 5-11
FAIRY TALE FEASTS: A LITERARY COOKBOOK FOR YOUNG READERS AND
EATERS
tales retold by Jane Yolen; illustrations by Philip Beha; recipes by Heidi Stemple
751-0 • paperback • $20.00
JEWISH FAIRY TALE FEASTS: A LITERARY COOKBOOK
tales retold by Jane Yolen; illustrations by Sima Elizabeth Shefrin; recipes by Heidi Stemple
909-5 • hardback • $25.00
CHINESE FAIRY TALE FEASTS: A LITERARY COOKBOOK
tales retold by Paul Yee; illustrations by Shaoli Wang; recipes by Judi Chan; introduction by Jane Yolen
993-4 • hardback • $25.00
new c o o kbo o ks
150 FANTASTIC NEW VEGETARIAN
RECIPE IDEAS FROM AROUND
THE WORLD
“Whether you're looking for a quick snack, a winning
appetizer, a super healthy meal, or a refreshing fruit
dessert, Butcher's latest will have you covered… a great
gift for salad lovers…”
—Library Journal (starred review) on Salmagundi
SEPTEMBER
“Butcher’s boundless enthusiasm is contagious and
beautifully displayed in her new collection of over 100
dishes, all clearly explained and vividly photographed.
Her signature wit and humor make this book fun, and
is sure to motivate home cooks to get into the kitchen...”
—Publishers Weekly on New Middle Eastern Street
Food
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persepolis
Vegetarian recipes from persia and beyond
by Sally Butcher
photography by Yuki Sugiura
he appetite for new ways to brighten your broccoli, add sparkle to your spinach, and titillate your
tomatillos has never been greater. Since opening a vegetarian café within her shop Persepolis, Sally
Butcher has seen an explosion of interest in her Middle Eastern-influenced vegetarian dishes. Inspired by
the food Sally serves up daily to her hungry customers, this sequel to The New Middle Eastern Vegetarian:
Recipes from Veggiestan, ventures from the Middle Eastern shores, deserts, and mountain ranges to other
continents and beyond, stopping for a bit of sightseeing and culinary adventures along the way. Over 150
beautiully photographed new recipes, including fantastic vegan and gluten-free options.
T
SALLY BUTCHER is the bestselling cookbook author of The New Middle Eastern Vegetarian, New
Middle Eastern Street Food, and Salmagundi: A Celebration of Salads from around the World.
international cooking • 7 ½” x 9 ¾” • 256 pages • full-color photos • isbn 978-1-56656-018-4 • hardback •
$35.00 (in canada, $43.95)
120 CLASSIC ITALIAN BREADS
AND BAKED GOODS FROM THE
CHEF WHO INSPIRED JAMIE
OLIVER
“Bread has always been at the heart of what Gennaro
does and, back in the day, he gave that love to me. A
fantastic book, full of passion and flavor.”
—Jamie Oliver
OCTOBER
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panetteria
gennaro’s italian bakery
by Gennaro Contaldo
photography by Dan Jones
aking bread has always been a passion for acclaimed chef and TV-personality Gennaro Contaldo.
Ingrained since childhood with memories of his mother’s weekly bread-making and visits to his
uncle’s village bakery, it is a skill that has followed him throughout his career as a chef. Here, Gennaro takes
you onto a journey into the magical world of Italian bread and baking, giving you his secret tips on making
the perfect dough to create wonderful Italian breads for all occasions, along with mouth-watering focaccias,
pies, pizzas, sweetbreads, cookies, tarts, and traditional homemade cakes.
M
Born in Minori on the Amalfi coast, GENNARO CONTALDO is a London-based chef, cookbook
author, and TV personality who came to public attention as the chef who inspired Jamie Oliver. He
worked at some of London’s finest restaurants before opening his award-winning restaurant Passione.
international cooking • 7 ½” x 9 ¾” • 224 pages • full-color photos • isbn 978-1-56656-017-7 • hardback •
$30.00 (in canada, $38.95)
A BEAUTIFULLY
PHOTOGRAPHED CULINARY
AND CULTURAL TOUR OF
PALESTINE
“The food of Palestine is mouth-watering and
colorful. This treasure-trove of a book shows it at its
best.”
—Sami Tamimi, coauthor of Ottolenghi: The
Cookbook and Jerusalem
“Joudie Kalla is an exceptionally talented chef with
a deep understanding of tradition and ingredients that
enables her to create exciting and adventurous dishes.”
—Loyd Grossman
SEPTEMBER
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palestine on a plate
Memories from My Mother’s kitchen
by Joudi Kalla
photography by Ria Osborne
alestinian food is not just found on the streets of the Old City of Jerusalem with the ka’ak (sesame) bread
sellers and stalls selling za’atar chicken and mana’eesh (za’atar and sesame bread), but in the home too,
where families cook and eat together every day, as generations before them have always done. Palestine on a
Plate is a tribute to family, cooking, and home—old recipes created with love that bring people together in
appreciation of this rich heritage.This book’s colorful, stunning photography evokes the vibrancy and
romance of the country; it will bring Palestine into your home and make you fall in love with this
wonderful way to cook and enjoy food.
P
JOUDIE KALLA has been working as a chef for over 16 years. She trained at London’s prestigious Leith’s
School of Food and Wine and has hosted Palestinian-themed dinners for Jamie Oliver's Food Foundation.
international cooking • 7 ½” x 10” • 240 pages • full-color photos • isbn 978-1-56656-069-6 • hardback •
$35.00 (in canada, $43.95)
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AN INSPIRING COLLECTION OF
RECIPES FROM ONE OF THE WORLD’S
OLDEST CITIES
“The rich culinary heritage of Aleppo comes to life in this
tribute to the Syrian city at the ancient Mediterranean
crossroads. While acknowledging that war, migration, and
climate change challenge modern-day Aleppo, Marlene
Matar offers delicious ways to celebrate the diverse historical
roots of Middle Eastern cooking in over 200 recipes for
foundation dishes and fancier meals... This introduction to
Middle Eastern cooking techniques will equally satisfy
beginners or experienced fans of the regional fare. Cityscape
photos and colorful prepared dishes captivate as Matar
brings Aleppo’s aromas, marketplace, and table to life.”
—Publishers Weekly
SEPTEMBER
(PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED)
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the aleppo cookbook
celebrating the legendary cuisine of syria
by Marlene Matar
t is hardly surprising that Aleppo, one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities, is also
home to one of the world’s most distinguished and vibrant cuisines. Surrounded by fertile lands and
located at the end of the Silk Road, Aleppo was a food capital long before Paris, Rome, or New York.
Here, one of the Arab world’s most renowned chefs unlocks the secrets to this distinctive cuisine
in this comprehensive cookbook filled with practical guidance on Middle Eastern cooking techniques
as well as step-by-step explanations of over 200 irresistible recipes, such as Chili and Garlic Kebab, Syrian
Fishcakes, Semolina and Butter pudding, and the queen of the mezze table, Red Pepper and Walnut
Spread. Divided into 15 chapters, traditional cooking and preservation methods go hand-in-hand with
today’s desire for healthful and natural meals.Wonderful full-color photography of the food, people, and
markets of Aleppo make this stunning cookbook a great gift for food lovers, and a fitting tribute to a
beautiful city and the suffering its people have endured.
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MARLENE MATAR is a highly accomplished chef and cooking teacher. She attended Beirut’s
L’Academia Italiana Bella Cucccina, Montreal’s Ecole Professionnelle de Cuisine Chinoise, and
received a Grand Diplôme in cooking and pastry from Le Cordon Bleu in Paris.
international cooking • 7” x 10” • 352 pages • full-color photos • isbn 978-1-56656-986-6 • hardback •
$35.00 (in canada, $43.95)
Man’oushé
inside the street corner lebanese bakery
by Barbara Abdeni Massaad
photography by Barbara Abdeni Massaad and
Raymond Yazbeck
THE ARABIC PIZZA THAT IS FAST
BECOMING THE WORLD’S FAVORITE
SNACK, BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE
AUTHOR OF SOUP FOR SYRIA.
SEPTEMBER
(NEW IN PAPERBACK)
“Man’oushé is the definitive guide to baking the namesake
flatbread. It is organized by topping, with chapters on za’atar,
wild thyme, as well as ones on sweet renditions like chocolate
and halawa.”
—Saveur
international cooking • 9 1⁄8” x 11 ½” • 200 pages • full-color photos • isbn 978-1-56656-965-1 •
paperback • $22.00 (in canada, $28.95)
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the best of irish
country cooking
by Nuala Cullen
100 TRADITIONAL RECIPES WITH
HISTORICAL INFORMATION AND
BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY
ritten by accomplished Irish food writer Nuala Cullen,
The Best of Irish Country Cooking takes a new look at
Ireland’s culinary heritage, with over 100 traditional recipes
and historical and seasonal information.The rustic classics are
all here, but you will also find plenty of elegant dishes suitable
for light meals or entertaining. More than a fabulous
cookbook, it is also a photographic record of the beautiful
landscapes of Ireland, highlighting especially its wild west coast.
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SEPTEMBER
(NEW IN PAPERBACK)
international cooking • 9” x 9” • 176 pages • full-color photos • isbn 978-1-56656-096-2 • paperback •
$22.00 (in canada, $28.95)
a taste of cuba
by Beatriz Llamas
illustrations by Ximena Maier
photography by Michael Bonaparte
A GLORIOUS GASTRONOMIC
TOUR OF CUBA AND ITS
CULINARY HISTORY, WITH EASYTO-FOLLOW RECIPES FOR
AUTHENTIC DISHES
SEPTEMBER
(PAPERBACK REPRINT)
BEATRIZ LLAMAS is co-author of From Spain to
Olive Oil. She has contributed to numerous
gastronomic publications, including Gourmet and
Cocina Futuro.
international cooking • 7 ½” x 9 ½” • 144 pages • full-color illus. and photos • isbn 978-1-56656-575-2 •
paperback • $20.00 (in canada, $25.95)
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cucina roMana
by Sara Manuelli
photography by Lisa Linder
REVEALS THE BEATING HEART OF THIS
MAGICAL CITY, WHERE FOOD IS AT THE
CENTER OF LIFE AND CULTURE
“A solid exploration of Italy's most distinctive urban cuisine, traditional
and innovative… Cucina Romana is a lively little neighborhood-byneighborhood exploration of what makes the food of Italy's biggest city so
fascinating .... The recipes are a mix of the very classic (spaghetti alla
carbonara) and restaurant modern (whole onions baked in sea salt). Both
the food and street photography is almost like being there, without the
Vespa din.”
—The Los Angeles Times
SEPTEMBER
(PAPERBACK REPRINT)
international cooking • 7” x 9” • 160 pages • full-color photos • isbn 978-1-56656-625-4 • paperback •
$20.00 (in canada, $25.95)
persiana
recipes from the Middle east and beyond
by Sabrina Ghayour
photography by Liz & Max Haarala Hamilton
A MODERN CLASSIC FOR EVERY FOOD LOVER
Selected Best or Noteable Cookbook of the Year 2015 by:
BBC Good Food, Boston Globe, Christian Science Monitor,
Delicious, Library Journal, New York Times, NPR Morning
Edition, Observer Food Monthly, Saveur, Spectator, Telegraph,
Toronto Star,Washington Post, and others.
SEPTEMBER
(REPRINT)
“The recipes are enchanting and the photographs inspiring.”
—Saveur
international cooking • 7 ½” x 9 ¾” • 240 pages • full-color photos • isbn 978-1-56656-995-8 • hardback •
$35.00 (in canada, $43.95)
soup for syria
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recipes to celebrate our
shared humanity
by Barbara Abdeni Massaad
WITH RECIPES BY ANTHONY BOURDAIN,
MARK BITTMAN, YOTAM OTTOLENGHI, SAMI
TAMIMI, CLAUDIA RODEN, ALICE WATERS, AND
MANY MORE
he world has failed Syria’s 4.2 million refugees. The need for
food relief is great and growing. Acclaimed chefs and cookbook
authors have come together, each contributing a recipe to this
beautiful cookbook, to help alleviate the suffering of Syrian refugees.
All profits from the sales of the book will be donated to UNHCR to
help fund food relief efforts. Be part of this vital work and help us
deliver essential relief to the displaced refugees. Contributors include:
Anthony Bourdain, Mark Bittman,Yotam Ottolenghi, Sami Tamimi,
Alice Waters, Paula Wolfert, and others.
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SEPTEMBER
(REPRINT)
international cooking • 8 ½” x 10 ¾” • 208 pages • full-color photos • isbn 978-1-56656-089-4 •
hardback • $30.00 (in canada, $38.95)
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The Middle Eastern
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100 Best Jewish Recipes
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052-8 hb $30
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Global Vegetarian Cooking
382-6 pb $19.95
New Middle Eastern Street
Food
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Wrapped
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The Paris Neighborhood
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One World Vegetarian
Cookbook
834-0 hb $35
Rosa’s Thai Cafe
097-9 hb $30
The Turkish Cookbook
818-0 pb $25
Classic Vegetarian Cooking
From the Middle East
398-7 pb $19.95
The Yogurt Cookbook
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Spiralize!
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new t raVel
UNIQUELY INDEPENDENT
“Britain’s leading independent hotel guidebook.”
—The Times
“The Good Hotel Guide rates a place on the things that
really matter, such as character, hospitality, and good food
—Sunday Times
“The one guide that offers a sense of what a place is really like.”
—Mail on Sunday
NOVEMBER
38
the gooD hotel guiDe
great britain and ireland 2017
edited by Adam Raphael and M. Astella Saw
n the past quarter-century, The Good Hotel Guide has established a unique position as a reliable and
independent hotel guide, winning more media praise than any other on the market. It is written for the
reader seeking impartial advice on where to stay in Great Britain and Ireland. Hotels cannot buy their
entry, no money changes hands, and the editors and inspectors do not accept free hospitality during their
anonymous hotel stays.This year, The Good Hotel Guide proudly celebrates its 40th year of publication with
another careful selection of over 900 superb places to stay.
The guide specializes in hotels of individual character, mostly owner-managed, in outstanding
locations. Whether your taste runs to luxury castles or simple B&Bs, The Good Hotel Guide has the
answer. The entries are based on readers’ recommendations, and backed up by independent, expert
inspections. It is unusual in its ruthless independence and honesty. For those wanting a break from
chain-managed hotels, it is invaluable.
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travel guide • 5” x 8” • 672 pages • full-color • maps • isbn 978-0-9932484-1-2 • paperback • $29.95 •
(in canada, 38.95)
interl ink cu ltural g uiDes
frankfurt
a cultural guide
by Brian Melican
A CULTURAL GUIDE TO THIS
UNDERESTIMATED CITY
rankfurt’s role in the global financial markets often
obscures its importance as a historical and cultural center,
not just for Germany, but for Europe and the West as a whole.
At the dawn of the Renaissance, a tradition of printing and
publishing was established that lives on in today’s Frankfurt
Book Fair, and the German language’s most enduring author,
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, was born in the city.
Architecturally, too, the city has always been a pioneer.
Today, Frankfurt rivals Brussels, Berlin, Paris, and
London, yet retains a deeply provincial identity interwoven
with the thick forests and farming country of its Hessian
hinterland.
F
JUST PUBLISHED
BRIAN MELICAN is a journalist, translator, and author. His most recent book Germany: A Literary
Anthology is also published by Interlink
travel/history • 5 ¼” x 8” • 224 pages • color & b&w illus. • maps • isbn 978-1-56656-082-5 • paperback •
$17.00 (in canada, $21.95)
also in the series prefix 978-1-56656-; $17.00 (in canaDa, $21.95)
630-8
938-5
956-9
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interl ink c ultural h isto r ie s
ABOUT THE SERIES
n innovative series offering in-depth cultural, historical, and literary guides to the great cities of
the world. More than ordinary guidebooks, they introduce the visitor or armchair traveler to
each city’s unique present-day identity and its links with the past.
A
“Reading these guides is the next best thing to actually going there with them in hand.” —Foreword Magazine
haVana
a cultural history
by Claudia Lightfoot
rom its humble birth as a few thatched huts along the shoreline,
Havana has emerged from five hundred years of turbulent history as
the most fascinating city in the Caribbean. Claudia Lightfoot explores
Havana's history and its paradoxes: a city where architectural treasures
survive among crumbling tenements; where a vibrant street life takes
place amid shortages; where revolutionary politics, machismo, and a
thriving black market co-exist against a background of salsa, griteria, and
baseball.
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SEPTEMBER
(REPRINT)
travel/history • 5 ¼” x 8” • 256 pages • b&w illus. • maps •
isbn 978-1-56656-419-9 • paperback • $15.00 (in canada, $19.50)
Venice
a cultural history
by Martin Garrett
stablished on its many islands by Roman refugees, the heart of a
maritime empire, a republic for a thousand years, Venice has always
been distinct from the rest of Italy—and from anywhere else. It's unique
light and hundreds of canals, palaces and churches have attracted visitors,
painters and writers as diverse as Turner, Proust and Pound. Looking at the
legacy of the city’s Jewish, Greek, Slav, and Armenian minorities, Martin
Garett recalls the exploits of such legendary figures as Casanova and Byron
in this city renowned for its weath and independence of mind, as well as
its beauty and decadence.
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OCTOBER
(REPRINT)
travel/history • 5 ¼” x 8” • 256 pages • b&w illus. • maps •
isbn 978-1-56656-369-7 • paperback • $15.00 (in canada, $19.50)
interl ink c u ltu r al h is to r ie s
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titles in the series
prefix 978-1-56656-; $15.00 (in canaDa, $19.50)
athens: 540-0
eDinburgh: 722-0
lisbon: 395-6
sicily: 952-1
bali: 081-8
haMburg: 846-3
MaDriD: 368-0
brittany: 088-7
haVana: 419-9
Mexico city: 349-9
the scottish
highlanDs: 741-1
brussels: 472-4
helsinki: 544-8
MiaMi: 983-5
san francisco:
817-3
buenos aires: 347-5
istanbul: 845-6
new york city: 710-7
Venice: 369-7
calcutta: 721-3
kingston: 420-5
prague: 490-8
caMbriDge: 541-7
lagos: 919-4
roMe: 711-4
interl ink traV el l er ’ s histo r ie s
a traVeller’s history of
irelanD (6th eD.)
by Peter Neville
“This book will be appreciated by visitors who want more historical background than
ordinary series guidebooks supply... Highly recommended...” —Library Journal
“For independent, inquisitive travelers traversing the green roads of Ireland, there is
no better guide than A Traveller's History of Ireland.” —Small Press
SEPTEMBER
(REPRINT)
travel/history • 5” x 7¾” • 320 pages • maps and line drawings •
isbn 978-1-56656-637-7 • paperback • $14.95 (in canada, $19.50)
a traVeller’s history of paris
by Robert Cole
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“An excellent resource... Robert Cole presents a complete picture of this historic city...”
—Small Press
acked with fact and insight, this book offers a history of Paris and the people
who have shaped its destiny, from the earliest settlement to the present.
P
travel/history • 5” x 7¾” • 320 pages • maps and line drawings •
isbn 978-1-56656-485-4 • paperback • $14.95 (in canada, $19.50)
OCTOBER
(REPRINT)
a traVeller’s history of new
zealanD (3rD eDition)
by John H. Chambers
his book gives the curious tourist not only a modern-day portrait of
New Zealand and the far-flung islands, political systems, and economic
diversity, but also looks at the early settling of this area, which covers about
a fifth of the surface of the earth.
T
DECEMBER
travel/history • 5” x 7 ¾” • 416 pages • b&w illus. • maps •
isbn 978-1-56656-506-6 • paperback • $14.95 (in canada, $19.50)
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titles in the series prefix 978-1-56656-; $14.95 (in canaDa, $19.50)
athens: 533-2
englanD: 604-9
lonDon: 484-7
russia: 645-2
australia: 424-3
france: 606-3
Mexico: 523-3
scotlanD: 756-5
canaDa: 386-4
gerMany: 532-5
new zealanD: 506-6
south africa: 505-9
caribbean: 690-2
greece: 522-6
north africa: 351-2
southeast asia: 439-7
china: 486-1
inDia: 445-8
oxforD: 467-0
spain: 406-9
croatia: 808-1
irelanD: 637-7
paris: 485-4
turkey: 620-9
cyprus: 605-6
italy: 521-9
polanD: 655-1
usa: 283-6
egypt: 654-4
Japan: 404-5
portugal: 440-3
Venice: 611-7
interl ink g uiDes
the roMan proVence guiDe
by Edwin Mullins
“The author offers a close look at the monuments left behind by the
Romans—often a stone-by-stone account of the construction process as well
as who was responsible for the concept and/or the building of a particular
structure—all the while putting each into historical perspective… From
the beginning of this concise account… we are given an in-depth look at
the Romans in Provence… The Roman Provence Guide becomes one
of those books you can't put down… I found this one of the best guide
books for this region. Other books about Provence may superficially describe
Roman ruins, but none explains their origins in such interesting detail.”
—France on Your Own
SEPTEMBER
(REPRINT)
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“Provence boasts more Roman-era architecture than anywhere else in the
world; this new guide to the area’s Roman heritage provides a hefty dose
of ancient history along with maps, photographs, and a list of museums
and visitor centers.”
—France Magazine
travel guide • 6” x 8” • 182 pages • color photos & b&w illus. • maps • isbn 978-1-56656-896-8 •
paperback • $20.00 (in canada, $25.95)
ABOUT THE SERIES
nterlink Guides offer definitive, comprehensive guidebooks for the discerning traveler, written by
travel experts with in-depth area knowledge. They are erudite and entertaining and are renowned
for a deep understanding of culture and history, and opinionated, witty writers.
I
titles in the series prefix 978-1-56656-; 6” x 8”; full color; paperback
ancient egypt: 858-6 • $25
anDalucia: 951-4 • $25
ancient irelanD: 914-9 • $24
roMan proVence: 896-8 • $20
roMe: 836-4 • $25
interl ink traVel l er ’ s c o Mpani o ns
a traVeller’s coMpanion
to MaDriD
edited and introduced by Hugh Thomas
“Ideal for the cultured tourist… a vivid portrait.”
—Times Literary Supplement
AN OUTSTANDING ANTHOLOGY WHICH
VIVIDLY EVOKES THE PAST
ugh Thomas, best known for his authoritative analysis of the
Spanish Civil War, has chosen from diaries, letters, memoirs
and novels ranging across five centuries of Madrid’s history. The
anthology brilliantly evokes the drama and personalities of the past
by drawing on eyewitness accounts and commentaries from both
visitors and inhabitants including Beaumarchais, Beckford, Luis Bu–
uel, Alexandre Dumas, Goya,Victor Hugo, Hemingway, Napoleon
and scores of others.
H
SEPTEMBER
(REPRINT)
HUGH THOMAS is the author of the classic work The Spanish
Civil War.
travel/history • 5” x 7 ¾” • 352 pages • b&w illus. • maps • isbn 978-1-56656-591-2 • paperback • $16.95
(in canada, $21.95)
ABOUT THE SERIES
his series of anthologies presents the observations of citizens and of illustrious characters such as
Byron, Goethe, Ruskin, Cassanova, and Robert Browning to create accounts of past times in
some of the world’s most glorious cities. Edited by recognized experts, with maps and illustrations, each
title represents a historical perspective and a true sense of familiarity with the subject.
T
also in the series prefix 978-1-56656-; $16.95 (in canaDa, $21.95)
Dublin: 491-5
lonDon: 537-0
eDinburgh: 538-7
MaDriD: 591-2
florence: 466-3
Moscow: 576-9
istanbul: 574-5
prague: 590-5
st. petersburg: 492-2
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o n- the- roaD h isto r ies
kentucky
by Brad Asher
rad Asher, a scholar of Native American history, goes beyond the
myths (or stereotypes) of the colonel in white who drinks mint
juleps and breeds thoroughbreds and the barefoot hillbilly who
knows caves and moonshine to explore the rich, complicated history
of a state that has been home to figures as diverse as Robert Penn
Warren, Muhammad Ali, and Wendell Berry. From the bluegrass of
the heartland, to the hills and hollows of the east, to the flatlands of
the west, and to vibrant Louisville, Asher shows a Kentucky beyond
the world’s largest cave and most famous race track.
B
BRAD ASHER is the author of Beyond the Reservation: Indians,
Settlers, and the Law in Washington Territory.
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SEPTEMBER
(REPRINT)
travel/history • 5” x 9” • 320 pages • full-color photos & maps •
isbn 978-1-56656-638-4 • paperback • $20.00 (in canada, $25.95)
ABOUT THE SERIES
his travel series is a glorious, full-color tribute to the cultural, geographic, and historical riches of the
United States. These brief histories are as idiosyncratic as the states themselves. Each volume shares
elements that make any one of them a literate companion for that American classic: the road trip.
T
• A comprehensive account of the state’s past &
present
• Historical maps
• Full-color and b&w photographs
• Famous sons & daughters
• Interesting state tidbits
• Literary extracts
• Must-see sites
• Visitor resources
• Art & culture
• Select bibliography and much more
“Best travel series of the year.” —Booklist
also in the series prefix 978-1-56656alaska: 566-0 • $20
Michigan: 616-2 • $20
south carolina: 667-4 • $20
california: 809-8 • $24
Minnesota: 567-7 • $20
texas: 564-6 • $20
hawaii: 615-5 • $20
Mississippi: 666-7 • $18
wisconsin: 673-5 • $20
kentucky: 638-4 • $20
new haMpshire: 565-3 • $16
traVel l ers’ wil Dl if e g u iDes
alaska
by Dennis Paulson and Les Beletsky
laska has both vast wilderness tracts and a modern transportation
system, making eco-travelling in the state easy as well as exciting.
From the broad expanses of tundra in the Arctic National Wildlife
Refuge and the rich seabird colonies of the Bering Sea to the glacierbedecked snowy mountains and magnificent forests of the Southeast,
wildlife viewing opportunities abound. This book includes full-color
illustrations of more than 320 of Alaska's most common marine
invertebrates, insects, amphibians, fishes, birds, and mammals, as well as
information about its most common plants, and descriptions of Alaska's
most frequently visited parks and reserves. Easy-to-carry, entertainingly
written, beautifully illustrated—you will want to have this book as
constant companion on your journey.
A
SEPTEMBER
wildlife/travel guide • 5 ½” x 8 ½” • 456 pages • full-color throughout •
isbn 978-1-56656-652-0 • paperback • $27.95 (in canada, $36.50)
(REPRINT)
ABOUT THE SERIES
he Travellers’ Wildlife Guides are aimed at environmentally conscious travellers for whom some
of the best parts of any trip are glimpses of wildlife in natural settings. The purpose of this series
is to enhance the enjoyment of a trip and enrich wildlife sightings by providing identifying information
on the most frequently encountered animals in each of the represented countries.With stunning color
illustrations and photographs of amphibians, reptiles, mammals, and birds, this series is unique in that
it aims to aid the visitor in identifying all types of vertebrate land animals, while providing current
information on the animals’ conservation status.
Not only for travellers, the Travellers’ Wildlife Guides are for all those fascinated by wildlife
and concerned about our environment.
T
also in the series prefix 978-1-56656-; full-color
alaska • 652-0 • $27.95
floriDa • 651-3 • $29.95
australia • 614-8 • $29.95
hawaii • 613-1 • $27.95
belize • 568-4 • $29.95
peru • 545-5 • $29.95
brazil • 593-6 • $29.95
southern africa • 639-1• $27.95
costa rica • 529-5 • $29.95
southern Mexico • 640-7 • $27.95
ecuaDor • 530-1 • $29.95
thailanD • 694-0 • $29.95
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Alaska: A Traveller’s Wildlife Guide, 47
Aleppo Cookbook, The, 30
Almond Blossoms and Beyond, 17
Ancient Ireland Guide, The, 44
Andalucia Guide, The, 44
Berlin: A Cultural Guide, 39
Best of Irish Country Cooking, The, 31
Birth of the Arab Citizen and the
Changing Middle East, The, 6
Bit of Difference, A, 16
Book of the Sultan’s Seal, The, 16
Buenos Aires: A Cultural Guide, 39
Bush and Cheney, 4
Capitalism Hits the Fan, 6
Cardamom & Lime, 36
Chaplin, 8
Chinese Fairy Tale Feasts, 26
Chinese Love Poetry, 17
Cinderella, 25
Classic Vegetarian Cooking From the
Middle East, 37
Crystal Mountain, The 24
Cucina Napoletana, 34
Cucina Romana, 32
Cucina Siciliana, 35
Cultural Guides series, 39
Cultural History series, 41
Daily Assortment of Astonishing Things
and Other Stories, The, 15
Damascus Nights, 16
Democratizing America, 9
Divine Names, 22
Dreams of Maryam Tair, 16
Drones and Targeted Killing, 6
Eastern and Central European
Kitchen, The, 34
Ancient Egypt Guide, The, 44
Enchanted Wood, The, 25
Extraordinary Rendition, 5
Fairy Tale Baking, 35
Fairy Tale Feasts Series, 26
Frankfurt: A Cultural Guide, 39
Gizzi’s Healthy Appetite, 34
Global Vegetarian Cooking, 35
Golden Mare, the Firebird, and the
Magic Ring, The, 25
Good Hotel Guide, The, 38
Havana: A Cultural History, 40
In Jerusalem, 11
Indian Love Poetry, 17
Indonesian Kitchen, The, 36
Interlink Guides, 44
Interlink Cultural Guides, 39
Invincible Kingdom, The, 23
Invisible Kingdom, The, 23
Iraqi Cookbook, The, 36
Islamic Tiles, 22
Istanbul: A Cultural History, 41
Iznik Pottery, 22
Jerusalem Interrupted, 6
Jewish Fairy Tale Feasts, 26
Just Another Jihadi Jane, 12
Kahlil Gibran, 10
Kentucky: On-the-Road History, 46
Kilimanjaro, 22
Kingdom Revealed, The, 23
Louvish Hollywood Biographies, The, 8
Mae West, 8
Man Enough?, 4
Man’oushé, 31
Master of the Eclipse, 16
Mexican Modern, 36
Middle Eastern Cookbook, The, 34
Modern Caribbean Cuisine, 36
New Middle Eastern Street Food, 35
New Middle Eastern Vegetarian, The, 35
Night in Gaza, 6
Ninety-Ninth Floor, The, 14
North African Kitchen, The, 36
100 Best Jewish Recipes, 34
Oh, Salaam!, 16
One World Vegetarian Cookbook, 37
On Entering the Sea, 17
On-the-Road History series, 46
Orient Express, 34
Out West, 21
Oxford: A Cultural Guide, 39
Palestine on a Plate, 29
Palestine: The Reality, 2
Palestinian Costume, 22
Panetteria, 28
Papa Gatto, 25
Paris Neighborhood Cookbook, The, 37
Persepolis, 27
Persian Love Poetry, 17
Persian Painting, 22
Persiana, 33
Poetry of Arab Women, The, 17
Politically Incorrect, 7
Portuguese Homestyle Cooking, 34
Prague: A Cultural Guide, 39
Pure and Simple, 36
Pure and Special, 34
Putin Mystique, The, 6
Reel Bad Arabs, 6
Roman Provence Guide, The, 44
Rome Guide, The, 44
Rosa’s Thai Café, 37
Rose Red and Snow White, 25
Ruth Sanderson Collection, 25
Salmagundi, 36
Secrets of Healthy Middle Eastern
Cuisine, 35
Seeking Palestine, 17
Shell, The, 13
Sherazade, 16
Shifting Sands, 5
Small Planet, Small Plates, 34
Snow Princess, The, 25
Soup for Syria, 33
Spanish Kitchen, The, 36
Spiralize!, 37
State of Terror, 3
Storyteller of Jerusalem, The, 17
Sugar and Spice, 37
Sun Bread and Sticky Toffee, 35
Tartan Notebooks, Waverly, 18-20
Taste of Cuba, A, 32
Touch, 16
Traveller’s Companions series, 45
Traveller’s Companion to Madrid, A, 45
Traveller’s History of Ireland, A, 42
Traveller’s History of New Zealand, A, 42
Traveller’s History of Paris, A, 42
Traveller’s History series, 43
Travellers’ Wildlife Guides, 47
Turkish Cookbook, The, 37
Twelve Dancing Princesses, The, 25
Understanding Isis and the New Global
War on Terror, 6
Understanding the Palestinian-Israeli
Conflict, 6
Unholyland, 16
Venice: A Cultural History, 40
Viennese Kitchen, The, 35
Warm Bread and Honey Cake, 35
Watertower, The, 24
Waverly Scottish Tartan Notebooks, 18
Weight of Paradise, The, 17
When All the Lands Were Sea, 22
Wild America, 21
World Textiles, 22
Wrapped, 37
Yemen: Jewel of Arabia, 22
Yogurt Cookbook, The, 37
Young Palestinians Speak, 15
o rDering inf o r Mat io n
This catalog describes all Interlink books
scheduled for publication this season. It also
highlights some of Interlink’s backlist titles.
The following catalogs are available
upon request: General, Celtic, Middle
East, and Travel.
All trim sizes, page counts, prices, and
publication dates are subject to change
without notice. All orders are subject
to acceptance and availability.
The abbreviation LC indicates Library
of Congress. All Interlink books carry
Cataloging-in-Publication (CIP) data
as provided by the Library of
Congress.
Interlink Publishing Group ISBN
prefixes are 0-940793 and 1-56656.
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