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Vol. 27: Six Degrees of Francis Bacon
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Price: $15.00
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Dispose of your unwieldy Norton! The entire history of literature is here depicted on a 2’ x 3’ poster. From God to Hemingway to Kafka to Danielle Steel, the 50 greatest names in the history of literature are here depicted, and related back to Francis to by no more than six degrees.
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Ephropology 101: The Williams Bucket List
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Price: $20.00
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Part “Where’s Waldo,” part checklist, part “stroll down memory lane,” this illustrated “map” presents the various things a Williams student must do before graduating—according to College alumni.
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Vol. 26: Makers Tile Game
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Price: $12.00
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Here is a game you can’t lose, with more ways of winning than there are atoms in the universe. This set of 81 cards, drawn as the illustrations for the digital version of Cory Doctorow’s Makers, are interchangeable tiles that fit together like a puzzle but that can also be recombined in seemingly endless ways.
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Vol. 3: Ten Thousand Stories
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This is the last book you’ll ever need, at least for a while. Thanks to the wonders of the X-Acto knife and some careful editing, the reader will encounter 10,000 tales of triumph and woe—neither more nor less. Most combinations lead to senseless banalities, but nevertheless promise to delight! Or bore! Or infuriate! We dare you not to perspire. Read it before you buy!
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Vol. 15: The Baby is Disappointing
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Price: $10.00
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Babies are hideous creatures—hateful, disruptive, selfish, loud, filthy, uncoordinated, rude, illiterate, demanding, unpleasant to be around, and awful to behold. This volume details their most distressing shortcomings while offering no solutions. There are none. Babies will be our ruin.
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Vol. 29: Homer was an Epic Poet
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Price: $10.00
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This unauthorized biography of history’s greatest epic poet attempts to unmask the man behind the epithet—including irresponsible conjecture about Homer’s teenage years and a hapless attempt to describe the process of writing poetry. Generously laden with clip art, this book features Homer in headgear, Homer on a surfboard, Homer at a keg party, and a marble bust of Elvis.
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Vol. 28: Babies Ruin Everything
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Price: $10.00
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Having one child is foolish enough. Having a second is foolish and cruel. Honest, unflinching, and illustrated with Robbi’s underappreciated right hand, here is one child’s uncensored exposé of the demoralizing aftermath of the new baby’s arrival. This book is the perfect punishment for those who have been reckless enough to reproduce twice.
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Vol. 34: Baby Apocalypse
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Price: $10.00
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This third (and final) installment in our baby series imagines a world overrun by small, selfish invaders who demand our care and constant attention. That world is called reality.
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Vol. 18: After Everafter
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Price: $15.00
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What happens when the lease runs out on the fairy tale ending? Augment your childhood traumas by finding out what really happened to Snow White and Goldilocks. Classified as Brilliant and Lowbrow by New York magazine, this book contains ten illustrated tales that may be recombined in ten thousand ways.
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For the Love of God
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Price: $20.00
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In which the flaws of man are compared and contrasted to the merits of god; in which the flaws of god are compared and contrasted to the merits of man. In which the flaws of man and god are emphasized and the merits of both cast as a matter of serious doubt. Classical allusions made. Kierkegaard briefly invoked.
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