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Powell's Staff: Five Book Friday: In Memoriam (0 comment)

Every year, the booksellers at Powell’s submit their Top Fives: their five favorite books that were released in 2023. It’s a list that, when put together, shows just how varied and interesting the book tastes of Powell’s booksellers are. I highly recommend digging into the recommendations — we would never lead you astray — but today...

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Beyond The Dark Veil Post Mortem & Mourning Photography from The Thanatos Archives by Jack Mord
	missalthaea, May 18, 2018 This is an exquisite volume of morbidly and heartbreakingly beautiful photography with corresponding stories/descriptions (newspaper clippings, obituaries). It has a gorgeous, gold embossed cover and gold edged pages, making it stand out on any bookshelf. It is a favorite in my collection.
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Beyond The Dark Veil Post Mortem & Mourning Photography from The Thanatos Archives by Jack Mord
	missalthaea, May 18, 2018 This is an exquisite volume of morbidly and heartbreakingly beautiful photography with corresponding stories/descriptions (newspaper clippings, obituaries). It has a gorgeous, gold embossed cover and gold edged pages, making it stand out on any bookshelf. It is a favorite in my collection.
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Total Cat Mojo: The Ultimate Guide to Life with Your Cat by Jackson Galaxy
	missalthaea, October 23, 2017 Jackson Galaxy has mastered the most advanced kitty witchcraft. I wouldn't be surprised if he started communicating in "meows" full-time. I can't rate a book that I haven't read yet, but I did not hesitate to put this on my wish list.
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The Disenchantments by Nina LaCour
	missalthaea, April 11, 2012 I felt a strange kinship with the Colby, as it brought out many long-buried facets of my own life. The road trip is metaphoric, leading the characters in a new phase of enlightenment. Anyone who reads it will find something familiar, something that will ring true in past and present experiences. I appreciated the honesty, the character flaws and attributes and more importantly, the phoenix rising from the flames of wrecked ideology.
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