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Leaving Russia: How Putin Forced A Country's Future To Flee by Jason Corcoran (Large Paperback) ✓ In Stock

Leaving Russia follows Jason Corcoran as he and his family flee Moscow after Putin's invasion of Ukraine, joining a historic exodus of Russians escaping repression, fear, and moral collapse. As they struggle to rebuild their lives in Ireland, Corcoran becomes entangled in a chilling investigation into two powerful oligarchs seeking EU 'golden passports.' The book chronicles the experiences of a director, a musician, an investment banker, a billionaire entrepreneur, an opposition leader, and a tech founder, all swept up in the mass flight from Russia. As they flee, these individuals face the personal and professional consequences of a society in moral and political freefall, while elites scramble to secure EU residency in an attempt to straddle both worlds. Corcoran provides an insider's view of a nation unravelling. War, corruption, and state propaganda have emptied Russia of dissidents, artists, and entrepreneurs, while compelling once-powerful oligarchs to return to a country they scarcely recognise. Through vivid storytelling and incisive analysis, Leaving Russia exposes the human cost of Putin's regime and examines what it means to lose - and to search for - a homeland in a fractured world. ISBN 9781068407727

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Weird Sisters: Tales from the Queens of the Pulp Era edited by Mike Ashley (Paperback) ✓ In Stock

Springing forth from the heyday of Weird Tales magazine and its contemporaries comes a new anthology of fifteen uncanny tales—classics and rarities penned by the women writers whose weird imaginings defined the pulp era. Featuring an introduction and biographical notes by veteran editor Mike Ashley, this collection offers ghostly thrills, shapeshifting horrors and monstrous coming-of-age narratives from Weird Tales stalwarts such as Mary Elizabeth Counselman alongside more surprising authors such as Lucy M. Montgomery. This new selection also includes a 1990s classic by Tanith Lee, the queen of Weird Tales magazine’s revival era, and a recently rediscovered gem of mythical horror by Evangeline Walton.

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Weird Sisters: Tales from the Queens of the Pulp Era edited by Mike Ashley (Paperback)

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City Lives — New Island Books ✓ In Stock
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City Lives — New Island Books

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2000AD Red Razors; Mark Millar, Steve Yeowell & Nigel Dobbyn ✓ In Stock
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2000AD Red Razors; Mark Millar, Steve Yeowell & Nigel Dobbyn

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Ernie O'Malley: A Life ✓ In Stock
Irish Academic Press Ltd

Ernie O'Malley: A Life

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