
| Be the first on your block with the long awaited paperback edition of Mark's international bestseller! "This book is the most fun I've had being depressed" - The Claremont Review Of Books "The best book I've read in the last decade" - Dennis Miller "Terrifying stuff, but Steyn is possibly the funniest man alive and his book is a gag a minute" - The Australian |
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| Mark's new book ties together demography, Islam and welfare for a glimpse of the world the day after tomorrow. "The most important book of the year, if not the decade" - Milt Rosenberg, WGN "Mark Steyn is phenomenal - no other word will quite do" - David Pryce-Jones, Commentary "If you were to buy only two books this year, get two copies of America Alone" - Books In Canada "This book is the most fun I've had being depressed" - The Claremont Review Of Books |
Broadway Babies Say Goodnight
Mark's acclaimed romp through a century of musical theatre is an acknowledged classic in its field. Steve Allen praised it as a "dazzling commentary on popular music culture"; Don Black, veteran lyricist of the James Bond movies and "Born Free", hailed it as "Mark Steyn's masterful book"; and The Times of London called it "hugely entertaining". |
The Face Of The Tiger
In this collection of his American, British and Canadian columns, Mark considers the facts and fictions of the post-9/11 world – war and peace, quagmires and root causes, from “the brutal Afghan winter” to the “searing heat of Guantanamo”, from the axis of evil to the “axels of evil”, the acolytes of Osama to the heroes of Flight 93. |
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| A great triple-bill: Mark celebrates a favorite lyricist, a favorite composer and a favorite song. |
| The brand new collection of Mark's obituaries and appreciations - from Ronald Reagan and the Queen Mother to Ray Charles and the guy who invented Cool Whip. "Mark Steyn may be the world's wittiest obit writer" - The Washington Post |
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The Future Of The European Past
Mark's essay in The Future Of The European Past roams widely from Magic Johnson to 19th century schoolbooks to "Raves For Jesus", and has been cited by many commentators from Martin Allan Treu to George Will. "If you can have snappily written threnodies, this is one," said The Times Literary Supplement in London. |
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Rescuing Canada's Right
The book beleaguered conservatives in the decayed Dominion have been waiting for. Written by two of the sharpest thinkers on the Canadian scene, Tasha Kheiriddin and Adam Daifallah, and with an introduction by Mark, this is a positive practical blueprint for a conservative revival in a country that really needs one. |
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