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Kent, England, 1762.  Bloody smuggling wars are raging on England's southern coast. It's a time of daring men and bold women, and deadly skirmishes between rival gangs and the law.

Chico is trying to recover from an emotionally abusive relationship. Then his cousin drags him out of the house to volunteer at a local dance school. Scared of losing the confidence he is only starting to regain, Chico tries not to get pulled into the world of small-town ballet and the arms of handsome dance instructors. But all it takes is that first step.

In Still Dancing author Jameson Currier brings together twenty short stories spanning three decades of the impact of the AIDS epidemic on the gay community. Along with stories from Currier's debut collection, Dancing on the Moon, praised by The Village Voice as "defiant and elegiac," are ten newly selected stories written by one of our preeminent masters of the short narrative form.

In Beth Mead’s stories, as in our own, human relationships are conditional, negotiable, and so knotty we can’t tell whether we are fooling ourselves or being fooled. The characters in Dancing Madly are learning to limit their hopes and expectations. This lesson terrorizes some and hardens or saddens others. Still others emerge as from a chrysalis.

It is not my intention to try and inform anyone about how to dance. However, the experience of learning has given me an insight into the psychology of ‘bloke dancing’ and the enjoyment that an average bloke can derive from it, so this is what I’m going to share.

DANCING BEAR by Gary Waid is a hoot. Think Portnoy’s Complaint, except the author is an adult, and in this hyperbolic-but-true confessional about crime and punishment, self-abuse is the least of his sins.

The Captains are on a new mission to one of the oldest Christian countries in the world. This country has been at the crossroads of civilization for a long time and have paid for it sometimes in blood. With their neighbors never happy with what they have, constant guard must be kept on the boarders and the Captains are sent to investigate.

Ashley is devastated when her widowed father returns from his business trip with a new wife and her two daughters in tow. Pushed to one side by the interlopers, can she make a new life for herself?

Amateur or ham radio is more alive, more vibrant, more exciting and magical than ever. Now award-winning and best-selling author Don Keith, who is an active and enthusiastic amateur radio operator, spins a series of tales that show exactly what this amazing hobby offers. Exciting, emotional, funny and captivating tales show you the magic of amateur radio and will have you dancing around the dial.

Summer 1978, the middle of the disco era & dancing is one of the hottest trends. But 18 yr old Junior has never seen the inside of a gay bar or danced with another man. His parents think he's just shy about meeting girls & he'll grow out of it. His little sister drives him insane with her constant invisible companion, a talking dog named Elmer. All Junior cares about is meeting the right man.