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Jane Harris's third novel is both a heart-breaking trip into our troubled colonial past, and a stunning act of literary ventriloquism.

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A satirical take on reality TV, from the enfant terrible of French literature.

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A series of quirky, spare and often haunting stories of modern life, from the acclaimed Japanese-American graphic novelist.

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Toews' debut novel, written with her signature wit and compassion, published in the UK for the first time.

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The first ever selection of lyrics by the iconic Scott Walker, hand picked by the artist.

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A thrilling crime debut from a strikingly brave new voice - shades of Patrick deWitt's Ablutions and Gillian Flynn's Sharp Objects .

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A compelling story of love and forgiveness, from the bestselling author of The Brooklyn Follies.

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A poignant and funny collection of stories.

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A comedy with its head in the future and its heart in the past, Alan Ayckbourn's Surprises premiered in July 2012 at the Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough, in a coproduction with Chichester Festival Theatre.

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To celebrate his tenth birthday the whole Humphrey series has a smart new livery, repositioning him alongside perennial favourites such as Winnie-the-Pooh and Paddington.

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'To Richter (no first name necessary), warm greetings to the best pianist in the Soviet Union - indeed in the whole world.' Prokofiev Throughout a life dedicated to music, Richter maintained a stubborn silence about his own ideals and aspirations.

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A wonderfully comic and satirical journey to the nerve-centre of the universe. An ordinary man finds his way to Heaven and discovers a city of rich opportunities for leisure and enjoyment.

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The biggest biography of the year from the author of bestselling biographies of Bernie Ecclestone, Richard Branson and Conrad Black.

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Swimming with my Father

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An absorbing and imaginative memoir of manic depression by one of Canada's bestselling authors.

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But can Mike ever overcome his low self-esteem, accept Trent's assurance that he's 'a big winner', and so woo and win his true love This volume also includes The Swingers Rules - a concise lesson in the dos and don'ts of modern dating, as explained by author and actor Jon Favreau (Mike) and actor Vince Vaughn (Trent).

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From one of our most admired writers, a beautifully illustrated story of a dynamic artistic partnership between the wars.

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A classic book from the brilliant travel writer.

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Sylvia Plath was one of the most gifted and innovative poets of the twentieth century, yet serious study of her work has often been hampered by a fierce preoccupation with her life and death. This title offers an examination of her poetry.

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This is a study of the poetry of T.S. Eliot. The author sets out to discover just how his poetry, charged with coldness, antisemitism, misogyny, elitism and prissiness invites or incites prejudice.

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John Drummond is renowned for his commitment to the Arts and for his outspoken views. In these acclaimed and controversial memoirs he relates his career to his childhood and early years, and reveals the origins of his unshakeable belief in the importance of the Arts.

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A startling and intimate portrayal of two unlikely companions connected more closely than they realise, both haunted by the plague of solitude and the Tales of Ballycumber.

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The unknown story of the cloak-and-dagger war fought by British secret agents against Mussolini's Italy in the Second World War.

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Molire's exuberant seventeenth-century classic is brought back to life in an audacious contemporary Irish version by Frank McGuinness. Tartuffe premiered at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin, in March 2023.