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In this powerful debut novel, Ed Hillyer has created an epic brimming with memorable characters and historical intrigue, and etched with documentary detail that brings both Regency and Victorian London vividly to life.

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Love, sex, and corporate slavery in a futuristic world from the two-time winner of the Dashiell Hammett Prize.

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AS HEARD ON BBC RADIO 4 WOMAN'S HOUR Part love story, part journey of discovery and part comedy of manners, Sue Eckstein's captivating novel explores a disparate group of expatriates in West Africa and their complicated ties to the country, its people and to each other.

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A wicked novel about drugs and sex in 1920s Paris with nothing left unexplored.

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Within the beautiful and outspoken Cogewea, there is sometimes unrest. A living dichotomy, the half-blood girl is caught between the world of her father, a European rancher; and that of her mother, a proud full-blooded Okanagan. When a battle for her affections sees suitors on conflicting ends of her cultural lines, who can she possibly choose

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Within the beautiful and outspoken Cogewea, there is sometimes unrest. A living dichotomy, the half-blood girl is caught between the world of her father, a European rancher; and that of her mother, a proud full-blooded Okanagan. When a battle for her affections sees suitors on conflicting ends of her cultural lines, who can she possibly choose

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A cruise ship full of holidaymakers and crewmembers collides with a raft of refugees in the Mediterranean

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A novel about a broken Pulitzer-prize winning combat photographer given a last chance to redeem his life and career.

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A famous, disillusioned novelist living in self-imposed exile on Corsica is commissioned by a wealthy English family to write a book about its dead son. Reluctantly, he is drawn into an adventure that sends him jetting to England, Provence, and Singapore to interview principals in the case.

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Set in a Black Sea resort in Georgia in the dying days of the Soviet Empire, this is the story of Bronsky, a medical researcher haunted by the fate of his father who spent years in a labour camp under Stalin over a chance remark. The author, Igor Gelbak, was born in Samarkand, but now lives in Melbourne.

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One of Canada's funniest and nastiest writers takes on the urban glitterati in this testosterone-injected new collection.

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"Nina was a thief, technically, although she never defined herself that way. Stealing was sponsorship. Fighting was the passion." Street-fighter Nina Black lives by her fists in Denver, stealing wallets and taking advantage of men who try to take advantage of her. This symbiosis is upended when one of her marks, a cop and MMA comeback contender, wa

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Food can bring together families, communities, and cultures. This fascinating subject has brought together a unique collection of fiction - including flash fiction, essay, short stories, and "stoku" (amalgam of short story and haiku) from an international line-up of authors.

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"Copper Nickel is the national literary journal housed at the University of Colorado Denver. Published in March and September, it features poetry, fiction, essays, and work in translation by established and emerging writers."

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A chance break in a West End theatre production forces a derailed actress to confront her demons and offers her an opportunity to escape her past and live life to the full.

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Albert Camus meets Chamillionaire in these incendiary pop-culture-infused stories.

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Catalyst unearths the trashy truth in his characters' unconventional lives.