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All the episodes from the first nine seasons of the American police drama following the Intelligence Unit officers of the Chicago Police Department as they tackle cases involving murder, organised crime and drug trafficking in the Windy City. Season 1 episodes are: 'Stepping Stone', 'Wrong Side of the Bars', 'Chin Check', 'Now Is Always Temporary', 'Thirty Balloons', 'Conventions', 'The Price We Pay', 'Different Mistakes', 'A Material Witness', 'At Least It's Justice', 'Turn the Light Off', '8:30 PM', 'My Way', 'The Docks' and 'A Beautiful Friendship'. Season 2 episodes are: 'Call It Macaroni', 'Get My Cigarettes', 'The Weigh Station', 'Chicken, Dynamite, Chainsaw', 'An Honest Woman', 'Prison Ball', 'They'll Have to Go Through Me', 'Assignment of the Year', 'Called in Dead', 'Shouldn't Have Been Alone', 'We Don't Work Together Anymore', 'Disco Bob', 'A Little Devil Complex', 'Erin's Mom', 'What Do You Do', 'What Puts You On That Ledge', 'Say Her Real Name', 'Get Back to Even', 'The Three G's', 'The Number of Rats', 'There's My Girl', 'Push the Pain Away' and 'Born Into Bad News'.

Season 3 episodes are: 'Life Is Fluid', 'Natural Born Storyteller', 'Actual Physical Violence', 'Debts of the Past', 'Climbing Into Bed', 'You Never Know Who's Who', 'A Dead Kid, a Notebook and a Lot of Maybes', 'Forget My Name', 'Never Forget I Love You', 'Now I'm God', 'Knocked the Family Right Out', 'Looking Out for Stateville', 'Hit Me', 'The Song of Gregory Williams Yates', 'A Night Owl', 'The Cases That Need to Be Solved', 'Forty-Caliber Bread Crumb', 'Kasual With a K', 'If We Were Normal', 'In a Duffel Bag', 'Justice', 'She's Got Us' and 'Start Digging'. Season 4 episodes are: 'The Silos', 'Made a Wrong Turn', 'All Cylinders Firing', 'Big Friends, Big Enemies', 'A War Zone', 'Some Friend', '300,000 Likes', 'A Shot Heard Around the World', 'Don't Bury This Case', 'Don't Read the News', 'You Wish', 'Sanctuary', 'I Remember Her Now', 'Seven Indictments', 'Favor, Affection, Malice Or Ill-Will', 'Emotional Proximity', 'Remember the Devil', 'Little Bit of Light', 'Last Minute Resistance', 'Grasping for Salvation', 'Fagin', 'Army of One' and 'Fork in the Road'. Season 5 episodes are: 'Reform', 'The Thing About Heroes', 'Promise', 'Snitch', 'Home', 'Fallen', 'Care Under Fire', 'Politics', 'Monster', 'Rabbit Hole', 'Confidential', 'Captive', 'Chasing Monsters', 'Anthem', 'Sisterhood', 'Profiles', 'Breaking Point', 'Ghosts', 'Payback', 'Saved', 'Allegiance' and 'Homecoming'.

Season 6 episodes are: 'New Normal', 'Endings', 'Bad Boys', 'Ride Along', 'Fathers and Sons', 'True Or False', 'Trigger', 'Black and Blue', 'Descent', 'Brotherhood', 'Trust', 'Outrage', 'Night in Chicago', 'Ties That Bind', 'Good Men', 'The Forgotten', 'Pain Killer', 'This City', 'What Could Have Been', 'Sacrifice', 'Confession' and 'Reckoning'. Season 7 episodes are: 'Doubt', 'Assets', 'Familia', 'Infection: Part III', 'Brother's Keeper', 'False Positive', 'Informant', 'No Regrets', 'Absolution', 'Mercy', '43rd and Normal', 'The Devil You Know', 'I Was Here', 'Center Mass', 'Burden of Truth', 'Intimate Violence', 'Before the Fall', 'Lines', 'Buried Secrets' and 'Silence of the Night'. Season 8 episodes are: 'Fighting Ghosts', 'White Knuckle', 'Tender Age', 'Unforgiven', 'In Your Care', 'Equal Justice', 'Instinct', 'Protect and Serve', 'Impossible Dream', 'The Radical Truth', 'Signs of Violence', 'Due Process', 'Trouble Dolls', 'Safe', 'The Right Thing' and 'The Other Side'.

Season 9 episodes are: 'Closure', 'Rage', 'The One Next to Me', 'In the Dark', 'Burnside', 'End of Watch', 'Trust Me', 'Fractures', 'A Way Out', 'Home Safe', 'Lies', 'To Protect', 'Still Water', 'Blood Relation', 'Gone', 'Closer', 'Adrift', 'New Guard', 'Fool's Gold', 'Memory', 'House of Cards' and 'You and Me'.

Still Life with Defeats: Selected Poems of Tatiana Oroño is the first English-language collection of Oroño’s poetry. Her poems draw on motherhood, the loses in the Uruguayan dictatorship of the 1980s and, most of all, the natural world. She is a feminist and her poems show a consciousness of her own body, of being a woman in the pain and wonder of the everyday. But most of all, Oroño has a special awareness of language as a body of its own.

Floating between memoir and philosophical inquiry, Mariella Nigro's Memory Rewritten explores the ongoing impact of a childhood trauma and the power of poetry to come to terms with loss, even finding beauty in it. "Sister souls of mine, never look back!" admonished Uruguayan modernist poet Delmira Agustini (1886-1914) in an elegy that reminds us of the fate of the biblical Lot's wife as well as the ill-fated Orpheus. But sometimes, looking back is necessary - particularly when it is a sister who has been lost. Uruguayan poet Mariella Nigro's Memory Rewritten is a meditation on the insufficiency of language to provide a container for human emotion and memory- and yet the reality that it is the only means we have. "I'm writing an elegy / and so I'm arranging a dark bouquet of useless words /with their eloquence of broken petals / and burning in the rhetoric of embroidered leaves / the poem grows in black water / of the fragile overflowing vase," Nigro states. The ghost of a beloved sister dead in childhood haunts these poems, as does the need for repetition, the compulsion to return to the sites of loss and pain. However, rather than merely repeating memories, Nigro elegantly transforms them, salvaging beauty from the wreckage: "In a box I locked like Eleusian mysteries the poems we'd shared the previous year under the January moon, along with the colored ribbons and glass beads that we'd fought over, now mine alone." In a poetics reminiscent of Helene Cixous's ecriture feminine, Nigro transforms the visceral, bodily experiences of loss and brings the reader along with her on a journey where grief does not proceed in any orderly stages, where pain and healing coexist within the mess of language, and out of them emerges a poem.

An artist, forced to paint swastikas on train cars for the Nazis during the Holocaust, has become an unlikely vigilante in pre-Cold War Europe. Alongside his army companion, Bruno, he hunts down the criminals responsible for murdering his wife, his family, and his people. SIMON SAYS is one part action-adventure, one part crime-noir and all high stakes drama!

In Jesse Lee Kercheval’s sixth collection, I Want to Tell You, her searching, incantatory poems speak directly and forcefully to the reader in a voice that is by turns angry, elegiac, wry, or witty but always sharply alive. Crossing through the bewildering territory of grief, Kercheval argues with god and the universe about the deaths of people she loves. She also writes movingly about the complications of family life and love, the messy puzzle of life itself.

A bilingual anthology, Fierce Voice / Voz feroz features Argentine and Uruguayan women poets published after their countries' return to democracy in the eighties. These twenty-six poets introduced innovative, invigorating styles and established new directions in literature, providing an essential addition to the development of Latin American poetry. This anthology includes established poets as well as emerging poets just gaining attention in their countries and abroad. Fierce Voice / Voz feroz serves to showcase their work and give an English-speaking readership the opportunity to experience the breadth and power of this fierce talent.