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Cropsey [videorecording] by Brancaccio, Barbara.; Mortensen, Zachary; Zeman, Joshua; Afterhours Productions (Firm); Antidote Films (Firm); Breaking Glass Pictures (Firm); Ghost Robot (Firm); OffHollywood Pictures; Vicious Circle Films;

Sound mixers, Tammy Douglas, John K. Sember ; director of photography, Chad Davidson ; additional camera, Jawad Metni ; associate producers, Todd Tiberi, Corbin Day ; executive producer, Jeffrey Levy-Hinte ; composer, Alexander Lasarenko ; editors, Anita Gabrosek, Tom Patterson ; producer, Zachary Mortensen ; produced & directed by Barbara Brancaccio ; written produced & directed by Joshua Zeman.Growing up in Staten Island, Joshua Zeman, Barbara Brancaccio and other kids had often heard the legend of the escaped mental patient 'Cropsey' who would come out late at night and snatch children off the streets. Urban legend was turned upside down in the summer of 1987 when a little girl with Down syndrome disappeared from their neighborhood. Two filmmakers delve into the mystery behind five missing children and the real-life bogeyman linked to their disappearances in their hometown of Staten Island, New York.Rating: Not Rated.DVD ; NTSC Region 0. ; 16x9 anamorphic widescreen ; Dolby digital 2.0 stereo

Subjects: Documentary films; Nonfiction films; Rand, Andre; Staten Island Developmental Center; Missing children; Serial murders; Trials (Kidnapping); Urban folklore;

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The Belt / by Lehman, Dale E.(Novelist),author.(CARDINAL)890398;

Upon discovering a rock bearing ancient microfossils, exobiologist Dr. Miguel Hernandez seeks to preserve a tract of Mars for further research. But Lowell Colony Mayor Andre Rand covets the same area for expansion. Now, framed for sabotage, Miguel must flee into the deadly Martian wilderness and, if possible, collect additional evidence before it's destroyed by construction. In a society driven by greed and ruled by corruption, Miguel stands to lose all. His friends betray him and his top students become targets. Even his secret weapon, Andre's duplicitous wife, turns on him. And then Miguel discovers a truth more terrifying still: behind everything lurks a shadowy figure from the asteroid belt. And she doesn't just want Mars. She wants Miguel and his students" --

Subjects: Science fiction.; Novels.; Biologists; Exobiology;

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The art of art for children's books; a contemporary survey. by Klemin, Diana.(CARDINAL)163834;

Includes bibliographical references (page 125) and index.EDWARD ARDIZZONE from The Penny fiddle by Robert Graves -- ERIK BLEGVAD from Flivver, the heroic horse by Lee Kingman -- VLADIMIR BOBRI from The March wind by Inez Rice -- BERNARDA BRYSON from Wuthering heights by Emily Brontë -- MARCIA BROWN from The Wild swans by Hans Christian Andersen -- WARREN CHAPPELL from They say stories, written and illustrated by Warren Chappell -- WILLIAM PÈNE duBOIS from Lion by William Pène duBois -- ROGER DUVOISIN from Petunia takes a trip, written and illustrated by Roger Duvoisin -- MARIE HALL ETS from Nine days to Christmas by Marie Hall Ets and Aurora Labastida -- HANS FISCHER from The Good-for-nothings by the Brothers Grimm and Hans Fischer -- GYO FUJKAWA from A Child's garden of verses by Robert Louis Stevenson -- MARGARET BLOY GRAHAM from The Plant sitter by Gene Zion -- ROBIN JACQUES from Around the world in eighty days by Jules Verne -- EUGENE KARLIN from The Aeneid for boys and girls, retold by Alfred J. Church -- FRITZ KREDEL from Grimm's fairy tales -- SEONG MOY from Uncle Remus, his songs and his sayings by Joel Chandler Harris -- NICOLAS [MORDVINOFF] from Finders keepers by William Lipkind and Nicolas [Mordvinoff] -- EVALINE NESS from Tom tit tot, an English folk tale -- HENRY C. PITZ from King Arthur and his knights by Henry Frith -- PHILIP REED from Mother Goose and nursery rhymes -- FEODOR ROJANKOVSKY from The Whirly bird by Dimitri Varley -- JOSEPH SCHINDELMAN from The Great picture robbery by Leon A. Harris -- ADRIENNE SEGUR from The Fairy tale book, translated by Marie Ponsot -- MAURICE SENDAK from The Griffin and the minor canon by Frank R. Stockton -- SYMEON SHIMIN from One small blue bead by Byrd Baylor Schweitzer -- LAWRENCE BEALL SMITH from Andersen's fairy tales by Hans Christian Andersen -- MARC SIMONT from The Happy day by Ruth Krauss -- TASHA TUDOR from The Secret garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett -- LYND WARD from The Biggest bear by Lynd Ward -- EDWARD ARDIZZONE from Little Tim and the brave sea captain by Edward Ardizzone -- NANCY EKHOLM BURKERT from James and the giant peach by Roald Dahl -- EDY LEGRAND from "the Bremen town musicians" by Jakob and Wilhelm Grimm -- CELESTINO PIATTI from The Happy owls by Celestino Piatti -- SYMEON SHIMIN from Listen, rabbit! by Aileen Fisher -- LEO LIONNI from Swimmy by Leo Lionni -- MAURICE SENDAK from Mr. Rabbit and the lovely present by Charlotte Zolotow -- LEONARD WEISGARD from The New wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum -- JEROME SNYDER from One day in Aztec Mexico by G. B. Kirtland -- GARTH WILLIAMS from Charlotte's web by E. B. White -- ADRIENNE ADAMS from Thumbelina by Hans Christian Andersen -- JACQUELINE AYER from Nu Dang and his kite by Jacqueline Ayer -- MARVIN BILECK from Nobody's birthday by Anne Colver -- BARBARA COONEY from A White heron by Sarah Orne Jewett -- MARGUERITE DE ANGELI from The Goose girl by Marguerite de Angeli -- IRENE HAAS from A Little house of your own by Beatrice Schenk de Regniers and Irene Haas -- DAHLOV IPCAR from Wild and tame animals by Dahlov Ipcar -- BENI MONTRESOR from The Witches of Venice by Beni Montresor -- LEONA PIERCE from Who likes the sun? by Beatrice Schenk de Regniers and Leona Pierce -- ALICE AND MARTIN PROVENSEN from Shakespeare ten great plays with commentary by Sir Tyrone Guthrie -- SUSANNE SUBA from A Rocket in my pocket compiled by Carl Withers -- LEONARD WEISGARD from The Secret river by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings -- JOAN WALSH ANGLUND from A Friend is someone who likes you by Joan Walsh Anglund -- MILTON GLASER from Cats and bats and things with wings, poems by Conrad Aiken -- ANDRÉ FRANÇOIS from Roland by Nelly Stéphane and André François -- ANTONIO FRASCONI from See and say by Antonio Frasconi -- JOSEPH LOW from Adam's book of odd creatures by Joseph Low -- EDWARD SOREL from Gwendolyn and the weathercock by Nancy Sherman -- TOMI UNGERER from The Three robbers by Tomi Ungerer -- JOHN ALCORN from Books! by Murray McCain -- REMY CHARLIP from Four fur feet by Margaret Wise Brown -- BRUNO MUNARI from Bruno Munari's zoo by Bruno Munari -- PAUL RAND from I know a lot of things by Ann and Paul Rand -- BILL SOKOL from A Child's book of dreams by Beatrice Schenk de Regniers and Bill Sokol -- WILLIAM WONDRISKA from Which way to the zoo? by William Wondriska -- C. W. ANDERSON from C. W. Anderson's Complete book of horses and horsemanship -- ANTHONY RAVIELLI from The World is round by Anthony Ravielli -- SU ZAN NOGUCHI SWAIN from The Doubleday first guide to insects by Su Zan Noguchi Swain.Examples of the work of sixty-seven established illustrators of contemporary children's books. Includes very brief details on style, technique. and medium.

Subjects: Pictures.; Illustrated children's books; Illustrators.; Illustration of books; Children's literature;

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Leave your sleep [sound recording] / by Merchant, Natalie,performer.(CARDINAL)528986;

Produced by Natalie Merchant, Andres Levin.Natalie Merchant, vocals, with accompanying musicians.Recorded: The Clubhouse, Rhinebeck, NYLeave Your Sleep contains 26 new songs recorded live in the studio. Merchant used the poems, anonymous nursery rhymes, and lullabies of 19th and 20th century British and American writers as source material and set them to original music. Among the authors included are Ogden Nash, e.e. cummings, Robert Louis Stevenson, Christina Rossetti, Edward Lear, Gerard Manley Hopkins, Mervyn Peake, Eleanor Farjeon, Nathalia Crane, and Robert Graves--

Subjects: Alternative rock music.; Folk-rock music.; Popular music; Rock music;

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African literature : an anthology of criticism and theory / by Olaniyan, Tejumola.(CARDINAL)435069; Quayson, Ato.(CARDINAL)391780;

MARCIVE 2/03/11Includes bibliographical references and index.pt. 1. Backgrounds. Africa and writing / Alain Ricard -- Sub-Saharan Africa's literary history in a nutshell / Albert S. Gerard -- Politics, culture, and literary form / Bernth Lindfors -- African literature in Portuguese / Russell G. Hamilton -- North African writing / Anissa Talahite -- A continent and its literatures in French / Jonathan Ngate -- African literature and the colonial factor / Simon Gikandi -- African literature: myth or reality? / V.Y. Mudimbe -- pt. 2. Orality, literacy, and the interface. Africa and orality/ Liz Gunner -- Orality, literacy, and African literature / Abiola Irele -- Oral literature and modern African literature / Isidore Okpewho -- Women's oral genres / Mary E. Modupe Kolawole -- The oral artist's script / Harold Schenb -- pt. 3. Writer, writing, and function. The novelist as teacher: the truth of fiction / Chinua Achebe -- The truth of fiction / Chinua Achebe -- Three in a bed: fiction, morals, and politics / Nadine Gordimer -- Nobel lecture / Naguib Mahfouz -- Redefining relevance / Njabulo S. Ndebele -- Preparing ourselves for freedom / Albie Sachs -- pt. 4. Creativity in/and adversarial contexts. A voice that would not be silenced / Wole Soyinka -- Exile and creativity: a prolonged writer's block / Micere Githae Mugo -- Containing cockroaches (memories of incarceration reconstructed in exile) / Jack Mapanje -- Writing against neo-Colonialism / Ngugi wa Thiong'O -- The writer and responsibility / Breyten Breytenbach -- Dissidence and creativity / Nawal El Saadawi -- Culture beyond color: A South African dilemma / Zoe Wicomb -- In praise of exile / Nurrudin Farah -- The African writer's experience of European literature / D. Marechera -- pt. 5. On nativism and the quest for indigenous aesthetics: negritude and traditionalism. Negritude: a humanism of the twentieth century / Leopold S. Senghor -- What is negritude? / Abiola Irele -- Negritude and a new Africa: an update / Peter S. Thompson -- Prodigals, come home! / Chinweizu -- Neo-tarzanism: the poetics of pseudo-tradition / Wole Soyinka -- My signifier is more native than yours: issues in making a literature African / Adeleke Adeeko -- Out of Africa: topologies of nativism / Kwame Anthony Appiah -- On national culture / Frantz Fanon -- True and false pluralism / Paulin Hountondji -- "An open letter to Africans" c/o The Punic One-Party State / Sony Labou Tansi -- Resistance theory/theorizing resistance or two cheers for nativism / Benita Parry -- pt. 6. The language of African literature. The dead end of African literature? / Obiajunwa Wali -- The language of African literature / Ngugi wa Thiong'O -- Anamnesis in the language of writing / Assia Djebar -- African-language literature: tragedy and hope / Daniel P. Kunene -- pt. 7. On genres. Background to the West African novel / Emmanuel N. Obiechina -- Languages of the novel: a lover's reflections / Andre Brink -- Realism and naturalism in African fiction / Neil Lazarus -- "Who am I?": fact and fiction in African first-person narrative/ Mineke Schipper -- Festivals, ritual, and drama in Africa / Tejumola Olaniyan -- The fourth stage: through the mysteries of Ogun to the origin of Yoruba tragedy / Wole Soyinka -- Introduction to "King Oedipus" / Tawfiq Al-Hakim -- Poetry as dramatic performance / Kofi Anyidoho -- "Azikwelwa" (we will not ride): politics and value in black South African poetry / Anne McClintock -- Revolutionary practice and style in Lusophone liberation poetry / Emmanuel Ngara -- pt. 8. Theorizing the criticism of African literature. Academic problems and critical techniques / Eldred D. Jones -- African literature, western critics / Rand Bishop -- A formal approach to African literature / Kenneth W. Harrow -- African absence, a literature without a voice / Ambroise Kom -- The nature of things: arrested decolonization and critical theory / Biodun Jeyifo -- Reading through western eyes / Christopher L. Miller -- Inherited mandates in African literary criticism: the intrinsic paradigm / Olakunle George -- Exclusionary practices in African literary criticism / Florence Stratton -- pt. 9. Marxism. Towards a Marxist sociology of African literature / Omafume F. Onoge -- Writers in politics: the power of words and the words of power / Ngugi wa Thiong'O -- National liberation and culture / Amilcar Cabral -- Concerning national culture / Agostinho Neto -- Masks and Marx: the Marxist ethos vis-a-vis African revolutionary theory and praxis / Ayi Kwei Armah -- Marxist aesthetics: an open-ended legacy / Chidi Amuta -- pt. 10. Feminism. To be an African woman writer-an overview and a detail / Ama Ata Aidoo -- The heroine in Arab literature / Nawal El Saadawi -- Women and creative writing in Africa / Flora Nwapa -- African motherhood-Myth and reality / Lauretta Ngcobo -- Stiwanism: feminism in an African context / Molara Ogundipe-Leslie -- Feminism with a small "f"! / Buchi Emecheta -- Writing near the bone / Yvonne Vera -- Some notes on African feminism / Carole Boyce Davies -- Bringing African women into the classroom: rethinking pedagogy and epistemology / Obioma Nnaemeka -- Enlightenment epistemology and the invention of polygyny / Uzo Esonwanne -- Feminism, postcolonialism and the contradictory orders of modernity / Ato Quayson -- pt. 11. Structuralism, poststructuralism, postcolonialism, and postmodernism. Genetic structuralism as a critical technique (notes toward a sociological theory of the African novel) / Sunday O. Anozie -- In praise of alienation / Abiola Irele -- In the wake of colonialism and modernity / Biodun Jeyifo -- Poststructuralism and postcolonial discourse / Simon Gikandi -- Subjectivity and history: derrida in Algeria / Robert J.C. Young -- The angel of progress: pitfalls of the term "post-colonialism" / Anne McClintock -- Postmodernity, postcoloniality, and African studies / Tejumola Olaniyan -- Postcolonialism and postmodernism / Ato Quayson -- Is the post- in postmodernism the post- in postcolonial? / Kwame Anthony Appiah -- Postmodernism and black writing in South Africa / Lewis Nkosi -- African language literature and postcolonial criticism / Karin Barber -- pt. 12. Ecocriticism. Ecoing the other(s): the call of global green and black African responses / William Slaymaker -- Different shades of green: ecocriticism and African literature / Byron Caminero-Santangelo -- Ecological postcolonialism in African women's literature / Juliana Makuchi Nfah-Abbenyi -- Environmentalism and postcolonialism / Rob Nixon -- pt. 13. Queer, postcolonial. "Wheyting be dat?": the treatment of homosexuality in African literature / Chris Dunton -- Out in Africa / Gaurav Desai -- Toward a lesbian continuum? Or reclaiming the erotic / Juliana Makuchi Nfah-Abbenyi -- Queer futures: The coming-out novel in South Africa / Brenna Munro.

Subjects: African literature;

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