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GONE TILL NOVEMBER<br />

LIL' WAYNE<br />

Skylight Books – Hotlist Fall 2012<br />

Based on diaries rapper Lil Wayne kept while serving time on Rikers Island, GONE TILL NOVEMBER offers fans<br />

their first real chance to get inside the enigmatic mind of the biggest name in hip hop.<br />

MUSIC/MEMOIR 1ST PRINTING 150,000<br />

GRAND CENTRAL 288 PAGES<br />

9781455515264<br />

$28.99 HC<br />

NOVEMBER 2012<br />

GOSSIP FROM THE FOREST<br />

MAITLAND, SARA<br />

Fairytales are one of our earliest and most vital cultural forms, and forests one of our most ancient and primal<br />

landscapes. Both evoke a similar sensation in us - we find them beautiful and magical, but also spooky,<br />

sometimes horrifying.In this fascinating book, Maitland argues that the two forms are intimately connected: the<br />

mysterious secrets and silences, gifts and perils of the forests were both the background and the source of<br />

fairytales. Yet both forests and fairy stories are at risk and their loss deprives us of our cultural lifeblood. Maitland<br />

visits forests through the seasons, from the exquisite green of a beechwood in spring, to the muffled stillness of<br />

a snowy pine wood in winter. She camps with her son Adam, whose beautiful photographs are included in the<br />

book; she takes a barefoot walk through Epping Forest with Robert Macfarlane; she walks with a mushroom<br />

expert through an oak wood, and with a miner through the Forest of Dean.<br />

TRAVEL<br />

GRANTA<br />

9781847084293<br />

$29.95 HC<br />

NOVEMBER 2012<br />

GOVERNING THE WORLD<br />

MAZOWER, MARK<br />

The Napoleonic Wars showed Europe what sort of damage warring states could do. But how could sovereign<br />

nations be made to share power and learn to look beyond their own narrow interests? The old monarchs had<br />

one idea. Mazzini and the partisans of nationalist democracy had another, and so did Marx and the radical Left.<br />

It is an argument that has raged for two hundred years now, and Mark Mazower tells its history enthrallingly in<br />

Governing the World. With each era, the stakes have grown higher as the world has grown smaller and the<br />

potential rewards to cooperation and damage from conflict have increased. We are at the end of an era,<br />

Mazower explains, and we are passing into a new age of global power relations, a shift whose outcome is still<br />

very much in question.<br />

CURRENT AFFAIRS 1ST PRINTING 25,000<br />

PENGUIN PRESS 416 PAGES<br />

9781594203497<br />

$27.50 HC<br />

SEPTEMBER 2012<br />

Ph: 204-339-2093 Fax: 204-339-2094 Email: wendy@skylightbooks.ca 236

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