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Bruce Clark's fascinating account of these turbulent events draws on new archival research in Greece and Turkey and interviews with some of the surviving refugees

"—Jacques-Alain Miller

Drawing upon her years of research and a wealth of remarkable experience

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an enviable opportunity arises to reexplore Heyerdahl’s innovative yet frequently contested theories and expeditions

Lotte Discworld Bruce Clark's fascinating account ofIn 1933, Lotte has left behind the poverty of her childhood. She has a fine house in the best street and a tentative position in Stirling society for her young family. But when her children are asleep, Lotte ceaselessly walks the town's streets and rural paths, winding further away from home each night, driven by guilt and ghosts she cannot forget. Lotte can't outrun the long shadow of her mind, and her small town cannot explain the erratic wandering