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How to Market Books has for many years been the place to turn for professionals in an industry charged with maximizing revenues and minimizing costs. In recent years the selling and marketing of books has come under more and more pressure. The industry has become dominated by the larger chains, new ... More

The concept of vascular biology has emerged and expanded rapidly over the past 25 years and with research in this area has come improved understanding of a wide range of clinical conditions. For both specialists and newcomers to the field in search of a broad overview and also for the non-specialist... More

Fully updated and revised with new case studies, information on new technology such as WiFi and podcasting and example press releases, this third edition of The Public Relations Handbook is a comprehensive and detailed introduction to the theories and practices of the public relations industry.Cover... More

Resident author Bing highlights San Francisco's quirky side as well as must-sees like Alcatraz and the Golden Gate Bridge. Included is information on walking tours throughout the city and key neighborhoods like Chinatown, Mission, and Castro.What Will Your San Francisco Encounter Be? ...hunting for ... More

Connect with the exotic sights and ancient streets of Marrakesh. A pull-out map makes navigation easy, while chapters for each neighborhood highlight the best sights, shops, eating, drinking, and entertainment.What Will Your Marrakesh Encounter Be? ...taking in the daily spectacle from ringside seat... More

This new anthology brings together excerpts from over one hundred documents detailing women's experiences from the end of the 18th century to the outbreak of World War I. It looks in detail at all aspects of life for women in Britain in this period, including motherhood, marriage and domestic life; ... More

Alison Weir was already one of Britain's most popular historians when she wrote her first novel, "Innocent Traitor", which hit the "Sunday Times" bestseller list to a chorus of praise. Now, in her second novel, Alison Weir goes to the heart of Tudor England at its most dangerous and faction-riven in... More

Anyone interested in music often wants to place pieces in context, for example to know who wrote them, and when, and where they were first performed. The new Oxford Dictionary of Musical Works provides short articles on over 1750 pieces, including operas and ballets, and choral, vocal, orchestral, c... More