“simi linton”

"I read My Body Politic with admiration, sometimes for the pain that all but wept on the page, again for sheer exuberant friendships, for self-discovery, political imagination, and pluck. . . . Wonderful In a dark time, a gift of hope. -Daniel Berrigan, S.J. "The struggles, joys, and political awak... More

"Long overdue, Claiming Disability both carves out a new field of study, and introduces and educates readers to disability studies as a vibrant space of intellectual work. Linton weaves in and out of disciplines--queer studies, traditional educational psychology, literary criticism, critical legal s... More

"Long overdue, Claiming Disability both carves out a new field of study, and introduces and educates readers to disability studies as a vibrant space of intellectual work. Linton weaves in and out of disciplines--queer studies, traditional educational psychology, literary criticism, critical legal s... More

Many companies are waking up to the idea that the customer is the key to their business’ success. But there is still a lack of understanding about how to create customer loyalty or what really lies at the heart of a customer care programme. Building Customer Loyalty provides everything you need to... More

Abiola, a clever young warrior in West Africa is sold into slavery in America and becomes Cornelius, a white man's property. He eventually finds his way to Liberia, in this vividly realized historical novel about two generations of slaves.... More

In the tradition of The Whiteness of Bones, the poignant, funny, and utterly winning story of an African girl's metamorphasis into an upper-class English schoolgirl--with an edge. Bedford, who herself survived leaving Nigeria behind for England, turns her heroine's passage through the labyrinth of r... More