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At its best this book combines gossip, opinion and context in ways that cast new light on Diana's cautionary tale.

This book combines the true story of a serial killer who plagued downtown New Orleans for a few years and reimagines the story with facts and fiction.

Falling just on the side of credibility, this book combines hilarity with the shocking legalities and illegalities of immigrant workers' lives.

An exuberant tour of the morals and manners of our food mania, this book combines essays and profiles with ruminations on everything from how the West Indies sugar plantation gave rise to the pastry chef to the historical interplay of the cafe and the restaurant.

His best-known work is Ferdaminni fraa sumaren 1860 18611; "Travel Memoirs from the Summer of 1860"); this book combines essays and poems in a witty and amusing account of Vinje's journey on foot from Oslo to Trondheim to report on the coronation of the new Swedish-Norwegian king.

This book combines epidemiology with biology and clinical research findings.

They are exciting and full of adventure and I am really interested in Greek myths, so this book combined many of my favourite things.

From presentation of the ideas and concepts that provide the foundation for methods through discussing the factual knowledge and sources required to design experiments to the detailed exposition of actual experimental protocols, the chapters in this book combine to provide an essential tool for thinking about using genetically encoded fluorescent molecules.

The notes and bibliography alone stretch to some 200 pages, but the book combines lucidity with its formidable erudition.

In its style the book combined the arts of black culture — above all, jazz — with white influences: Dostoyevsky, Joyce, Faulkner.

On that note, here are 15 deep thoughts from writer James Elkins on tattoos, as excerpted from the book, combined with some of our favorite tattoos of all time.