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Thirteen of Seamus Heaney's much-loved collections, all in Faber's iconic typographical poetry series look

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A comprehensive bibliography of the published work of Nobel Laureate, Seamus Heaney.

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For almost fifty years, men around the world have been measuring themselves against our age's prime definition of masculinity: Sean Connery.

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'The riveting Sean Penn by Richard Kelly tells a story of America and politics, publicity and character, is a book nobody should miss.' - Andrew O'Hagan.

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The definitive biography of the legendary filmmaker.

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In celebration of our 90th birthday, five beautiful hardback editions of some of Ted Hughes's most popular nature poems - to collect, savour and look at the world anew!

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From one of America's greatest living crime writers, a razor-sharp collection of killer short stories, in a gorgeous hardback edition.

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From the author of the Outline trilogy, a fable of human destiny and decline, enacted in a closed system of intimate, fractured relationships.

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Bringing together works by poets who fought in the war, such as Keith Douglas, Alun Lewis and Randall Jarrell, this anthology also includes poems by Primo Levi and Paul Celan, who survived Nazi concentration camps.

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A provocative collection of short fiction by the award-winning writer, director and playwright

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In this sequel to Nobody's Horse, an unexpected turn of events is about to change Abby's happy life on the ranch and she may lose the two horses she loves more than anything.

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Sir Frederick Ashton, Britain's greatest choreographer, was a major figure on the cultural landscape of the twentieth century and his influence extended far beyond the world of dance.

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The extraordinary and until now secret story of what Britain's most famous submarine did before and after the Falklands War: a cold war exploit that puts Bond in the shade.

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The first collected edition of over three decades of exquisite criticism - of art, television, film, and literature - by one of America's most beloved writers.

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From the author of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, comes a striking new collection.

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Contains the interview between Dennis Potter and Melvyn Bragg conducted on 5 April 1994 on Channel 4 television. Potter knew he had only a few weeks to live so the discussion is of great poignancy and power. Their conversation records Potter's honest dissection of his life and work.

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Now in paperback, the compelling novel by Erica Wagner, literary editor of The Times

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In this volume, first published in 1932, Eliot gathered his choice of the miscellaneous reviews of literary essays he had written since 1917 when he became assistant editor of The Egoist.

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Throughout his life, which spanned the greater part of the twentieth century (1905-1998), Sir Michael Tippett was a prolific letter-writer. He wrote to a vast number of people over the years, including family, friends and lovers, colleagues in the music world, journalists, poets, dramatists and political activists.

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Brings together four key plays that include - "Outlying Island", "San Diego", "Pyrenees" and "The American Pilot". This collection also includes a trilogy of short plays - "Being Norwegian", "Kyoto" and "Brewers Fayre".

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The Selected Poems was originally published by Faber and Faber in 1953.

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Drawn from thirty years of work, this selection, made by the poet himself, gathers from the best of Jamie McKendrick's six acclaimed collections.

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The long-awaited Selected Poems charts the career of the Costa prize-winning poet Christopher Reid

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An essential selection from one of the most important poets of the new generation.