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Featuring underwater cities, charming cottages, and cozy tree houses, this whimsical wall calendar will inspire coloring enthusiasts of all ages with its fantastical landscapes and intricate designs. Perfect for consumers interested in mindfulness, relaxation techniques, and therapeutic coloring, this 2026 wall calendar will transport users on a creative journey through other-worldly locations and unlock fantastical adventures.<br/><br/> Features include: <ul><li> 12" x 12" (12" x 24" open) </li><li> Fold-around cover design eliminates need for plastic packaging </li><li> Spiral bound </li><li> Gold-foil accented cover </li><li> Printed on FSC-certified paper with soy-based ink </li><li> High-quality paper stock specially selected by the artist to provide best coloring results </li><li> Planning spread for September-December 2025 </li><li> Spans January through December 2026 </li><li> Generous grids provide spaces to add appointments and reminders </li><li> Includes widely celebrated and nationally recognized holidays and observances </li><li> Moon phases, based on Universal Time </li><li> Includes all new art from Johanna Basford's latest best-seller </li></ul>

<b>For the first time, </b><b>director Rob Reiner and co-creators </b><b>Christopher Guest, Michael McKean and Harry Shearer provide the full behind-the-scenes story of the making of the groundbreaking mockumentary <i>This Is Spinal Tap</i> and its upcoming sequel<i>.</i></b><br/><br/> Since its original release in 1984, <i>This Is Spinal Tap</i> has evolved from a beloved cult film into a cinematic landmark: an all-time comedy classic that pioneered an entire genre: the mockumentary. Now, director Rob Reiner and his co-writers and co-stars, Christopher Guest, Michael McKean and Harry Shearer, tell the complete story of the movie and its fictitious band - how they met, how Spinal Tap came to be, and how their low-budget indie film took on a life of its own. Years after the movie first came out, the Library of Congress selected <i>This Is Spinal Tap</i> for inclusion in the National Film Registry and Tap went on to play the Royal Albert Hall, Wembley Stadium, and to over 100,000 fans at Glastonbury.<br/><br/> Reiner, Guest, McKean and Shearer provide the backstories to the movie's famous lines - among them 'Hello, Cleveland!,' 'None more black,' 'You can't dust for vomit' and 'These go to eleven' - and to such Tap anthems as 'Big Bottom' and 'Stonehenge'. Featuring never-before-seen photographs, band memorabilia and personal reminiscences of their enduring creative partnership, <i>A Fine Line Between Stupid and Clever</i> will delight Tap-heads of all ages - just as the long-awaited <i>Spinal Tap </i>sequel is hitting theatres.<br/><br/> BUT WAIT, THERE'S MORE! <i>A Fine Line Between Stupid and Clever</i> also comes with a bonus memoir by Reiner's directorial alter ego, Marty DiBergi, in which he interviews Tap band members Nigel Tufnel, David St. Hubbins and Derek Smalls about their musical journey and their drummers who paid the ultimate sacrifice to the rock gods.

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*Featuring a first print run exclusive with a foiled board design and beautifully designed endpapers. Pre-order your copy. <strong>Available while stocks last.*</strong> <br/><br/>------------------------------------------------------------- Will she be damned by flame... or cursed by magic? <br/><br/> <strong>Innsbruck 1485</strong> <br/><br/>Helena should be doing what every other wealthy young wife is doing: keeping her husband's house, bearing his children. But when their footman is found dead, Helena is accused of killing him. Worse, she is accused of being a witch. <br/><br/>Imprisoned with six other women, Helena is plunged into a world of terror. When a cursed witch totem is smuggled into the prison, the prisoners attempt to use it to escape only to unleash a malevolent spirit which places all their lives in danger. <br/><br/> <strong>Does Helena risk her life and the lives of others by standing up to the terrifying witchfinder and risk death at the stake if found guilty? Or is the real threat the world beyond this one...?</strong>

<b>Tilda, Ford and Neuland hit NYC to hunt a flesh-eating monster in this bloody, macabre and witty supernatural noir packed twists, turns, betrayals and showdowns. Perfect for fans of Cassandra Khaw, Nat Cassidy and Chuck Tingle.</b><br/><br/>Ford, Neuland and Tilda return home after the events of <i>The Pale House Devil</i> to try and make peace with the NYC crime syndicates. Then they'll only be welcomed back if they take on a job for free - hunting down, and killing, The Flesh King, a gruesome killer who is stalking the city, leaving a macabre and bloody trail wherever he goes. Caught up in a twisted set of conspiracies and bloodletting, the monster hunters step up to do what they do best once more - take down the unstoppable evil.

<strong>From the best-loved author of Pages & Co comes the thrilling second book in the Chronicles of Whetherwhy series - a magical quest to the very edges of Whetherwhy</strong> <br/><br/>At the magical Circus Astra, Elio helps his father look after Tangles - miniature tigers, mice with butterfly wings and a peacock made of ice crystals. Always on the move, the circus puts on incredible performances across the land of Whetherwhy under the stern eye of their ringleader Stella. <br/><br/>But after the arrival of mysterious visitors to one of their performances, Elio discovers that he has something the queen of Whetherwhy wants, something she will stop at nothing to get. Elio must leave the circus behind and team up with some unexpected friends, on a journey that will take him to the very edges of the map ... and to discoveries that will change everything: for himself, and for all of Whetherwhy.

What if a lie is told to reveal some underlying truth? Are feelings that seem inappropriate, such as the hysteria following the death of a celebrity, any less real or true than the grief we feel over the death of a loved one? Even if the plot of an opera seems preposterous, can't it still express strong human emotions that ring true with the audience?<br/><br/>At the heart of the book lies Werner Herzog's concept of 'ecstatic truth' - a truth that is often hidden behind the facts and our conceptions of reality but can be gleaned through the poetic imagination, in art, literature and cinema, when we open ourselves up to an aesthetic experience.<br/><br/>Written in Herzog's inimitable tyle, the stories, anecdotes and reflections take us from present-day deep fakes and the opportunities and perils of AI to Ancient Egyptian and Rome, where rulers resorted to lies and propaganda in the same way as governments do today; from Scott's and Amundson's race to the South Pole to alien abduction stories and the making of Herzog's own films.<br/><br/>With its singular vision and unique voice, <i>The Future of Truth</i> is an iconoclastic meditation on the relationship between fact and fiction, evidence and the imagination, by one of the most fascinating and idiosyncratic thinkers in the world today.