| Emanuel Siebert

23,380원  | 20250905  | 9798232656843

Worlds - Seconds is a close, character-driven sports drama told from inside the breath of a reigning world champion.After a Vegas main event ends with a pro-wrestling-style moment that sets the feeds on fire, TKO triggers a cross-promotion cameo: no stunts, no fight-just presence under television lights. That is where Miran meets Aiko, a quiet, underused performer who rarely gets more than seconds on screen. Backstage corridors, committee rooms, and travel days become their map.

 | Berghahn Books

62,910원  | 20250301  | 9781836950578

This provocative work offers an anthropological analysis of the phenomenon of political correctness, both as a general phenomenon of communication, in which associations in space and time take precedence over the content of what is communicated, and at specific critical historical conjunctures at which new elites attempt to redefine social reality.

 | Crispin Thorn

32,380원  | 20250509  | 9798231886616

"Two Worlds": Book Three of the Epic Series Boria - A Journey to Truth Beyond the FamiliarDive into the conflict-torn world of Boria, where the boundaries of reality blur, and the truth about the Timeless Ones is unveiled. Crispin Thorn takes you deep into Two Worlds, where Nick Vidov, now aware of the connection between the two realms, struggles to understand his role while facing unimaginable trials.

 | Lulu.com

54,790원  | 20200309  | 9781794843332

"Worlds" depicts four generations of the Logan family from Ireland in 1870 to New York City in 1998. In a mosaic of episodes arranged by theme, "Worlds" portrays a family through poetic shards of narrative. Through the lens of the Seven Deadly Sins/Lively Virtues, "Worlds" examines these representatives of four generations of Logans.

 | Tiny Worlds

35,980원  | 20250724  | 9798992462623

A topiary gone rogue.?A bear drinking tea by moonlight.?A double-cross in the high desert.J. Curtis returns with a new collection of short fiction that bends genre, twists expectation, and finds magic beneath the everyday. Told in his signature cinematic style, these stories transport you from one Tiny World to the next-lit by wonder, longing, and a hint of mischief.The smaller the world, the stronger the pull. Funny how that works.

 | Black Hare Press

28,780원  | 20190625  | 9781925809367

Stories of new worlds, new creatures, alien colonisation, humanity's new home, space accidents, alien snackcidents, evil planets, military mashups, alien autopsies, and much, much more.? What miracles can one hundred debut to bestselling authors do with 100 words? More than three hundred 100-word drabbles from around the world.

 | Our Knowledge Publishing

192,600원  | 20250529  | 9786208902599

This paper examines the discursive ability of the annual reports of non-governmental organizations. Three non-governmental organizations were selected as representatives, all of which play a significant role in their field that has grown over decades: Caritas, Amnesty International and Global 2000. Like other non-governmental organizations (NGOs), these organizations also publish an annual impact report to present their effective civil society activities.

 | Indy Pub

35,980원  | 20250906  | 9798330300648

Imagine stepping beyond the sky's edge, where life takes forms that surprise and inspire. Alien Worlds: Biology, Society, and Spirituality Beyond Earth invites you to meet beings and societies formed by worlds nothing like our own. Life there isn't just getting by-it moves with a rhythm of respect and balance that touches everything. You find creatures shaped by strange places and communities built on cooperation and shared goals.In these stories, technology walks alongside nature.

 | Paula Ellison Franklin (Paula

28,780원  | 20250820  | 9798999405609

"Worlds Apart: The Mafia Daughter" follows a young woman named Tennly O'Brien, who returns home after three years away, only to find that everything in her life has changed. She is no longer close to her father, whom she blames for the reasons behind her absence. She discovers that her family leads the Irish Mafia in the United States, and now she must learn to navigate the male-dominated world of organized crime as she learns she is to become the first female Irish Mafia Boss.

 | Palmetto Publishing

30,580원  | 20250805  | 9798822975378

In the bustling city of Chicago, Kate Baraboo, a young miniature art enthusiast, stumbles upon an extraordinary tiny book. Having inherited a love for dollhouses and miniatures from her mother, she is captivated by the book's exquisite craftsmanship. On further examination, she discovers it's not just an extraordinary miniature but a manual to pixie life named 'Pixie Lessons.

 | Mirare Press

25,180원  | 20250727  | 9780979827518

Expansive Stories On Small CanvasesIn Small Worlds, Gail Vida Hamburg delivers a collection of flash fiction and microfiction that captures the messy, often absurd architecture of human lives-compressed into moments of sharp beauty, sly humor, and unsettling truth.??From slow dances that never end, to customer service calls that turn into romances, to rebellious seniors plotting a great escape, these stories chronicle the intimate and the epic in miniature.

 | Routledge

308,300원  | 20250630  | 9781032868981

This book offers a close-up study of annual cycle rituals among the southern Tagbanwa of Palawan Island in the Philippines, with a particular focus on shamanic oratory and vocalized performance. Drawing on rich ethnography and extensive fieldwork, it reflects on the interconnectedness of humans, nature, and the spirit world.

Koenemann  | Koenemann

21,750원  | 20240101  | 9783741936807

 | Slab

28,780원  | 20250421  | 9781738426812

Vivid Worlds brings together twenty exciting, new science-fiction stories by writers from all over the world. The emerging genre of solarpunk weaves imaginative storytelling with optimism and innovation to address some of the challenges humanity is facing today and is likely to face in the future due to climate change.

 | Anson Street Press

57,510원  | 20250329  | 9781023572163

"Other Worlds" by Lena Jane Fry presents a fascinating vision of utopia directly confronting the realities of American wealth and power. Originally published in the late 19th/early 20th century, this thought-provoking story delves into the pressing issues of trusts, social reform, and political reform, offering a unique perspective on how wealth generated by American citizens could be secured for their benefit, rather than concentrated in the hands of powerful entities.