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Paul Klee on Modern Art, with an introduction by Herbert Read, represents the essential collection of thinking about art from one of the last century's most influential artists.

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Drawing on the Yoruba folk tradition, Amos Tutuola's tales combine the resonance of universal myth with reflections on a range of human vagaries. The leading characters of Pauper, Brawler and Slanderer are all forced to embark on journeys of no return, leading to incidents and adventures in classic Tutuola style.

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A novel by the bestselling author of Mrs Fytton's Country Life

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They all convene at this place, the local Friday night disco, the Pavilion or 'Pivvy': once a grand old theatre for the upper echelons, now a drafty old cavernous wasteland for the hoi polloi. A small town in a forgotten corner of Wales, full of big personalities and every one of them out for the final Friday night disco at the Pavilion.

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The second instalment in Jan Morris's classic Pax Britannica Trilogy.

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The stunning new sequence of poems from former poet laureate Andrew Motion.

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The exuberant new collection from a 'beguiling and magisterial' poet (The New York Times Book Review).

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A beautiful new edition of a classic anthology of Walter de la Mare's finest poems for children.

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The Poet Laureate's new version of the Middle English poem

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'One of the most famous of modern art documents - a poetic primer, prepared by the artist for his Bauhaus pupils, which has deeply affected modern thinking about art . . . This little handbook leads us into the mysterious world where science and imagination fuse.' Observer

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An utterly chilling, compulsive story of a murder among teenagers, on the eve of the historic Brexit vote, by a major new voice in British fiction.

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Let others sing of war and a hero buffeted by fate. I sing of marriage and amarriage bed, and the endurance of love.

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A richly enjoyable play by one of the nation's finest writers.

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One of six new additions to the acclaimed Poet to Poet series.

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A searing, satirical portrait of a divided England in a connected age - a 1984 for our times.

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Performance is the 'cultiest', and many say the greatest, British film: a study of crime, class, sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll, jointly directed by the formidable team of Nicolas Roeg and Donald Cammell.

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This enthralling play considers the relationship between the private life and public work of the composer Leos Jancek, the passion he felt for a married woman nearly forty years his junior, and his final surge of creative energy. Performances premiered at the Gate Theatre, Dublin, in 2003.

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This new edition celebrates the 65th anniversary of the publication of Period Piece, which has never been out of print.

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If the invention of literary modernism is usually attributed to Joyce, Eliot and Pound, it was Pound's personality and position in the artistic world that enabled the experiment to transform itself into an international movement.

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Can Maria, 'the girl with the giant voice', be saved by love or is she destined to be consumed by celebrity, by family secrets, and by her number one fan

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This first collection of Peter Gill's plays spans his work from 1965 to 1987. The collection includes the plays The Sleepers Den, Over Gardens Out, Small Change, Kick for Touch, In The Blue and Mean Tears, and is introduced by John Burgess.

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In this radical new version, David Hare kidnaps Ibsen's most famous hero and runs away with him into the 21st century.

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This is the authorized biography of the English tenor Peter Pears. Pears made a unique contribution to twentieth-century music, not only as an interpreter of exceptional artistry and intelligence but also as the inspiration and muse of his lifelong companion, Benjamin Britten.

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The debut collection of short fictions, philosophical vignettes, and aphoristic interludes from the Man Booker Prize winning author of Vernon God Little in a special signed limited edition.