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The Dark Earth and the Light Sky, which premieres at the Almeida Theatre, London, in November 2012, delves into the life of this enigmatic and complex character in an era of change and destruction.

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The classic account of Italian corruption and culture, covering Berlusconi's demise and resurrection, and Italy's financial meltdown.

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In this town, no one is innocent.

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Seminal collection of rock journalism, updated including new material.

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Intelligence officer Jack Valentine sets out on another dangerous mission - to rescue a friend's daughter and the woman he loves from an evil drug baron. He teams up in New York with his old ally Liam Mellows and they end up in Mexico, where the Day of the Dead is being celebrated.

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The author of Gone Again returns with another heart pounding thriller.

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Many people discover the secret lives of their parents, few find they reveal a monster.

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Simon Armitage is the most widely and unreservedly praised poet of his generation. Elsewhere, questions of belief and trust, of identity and knowledge, dealt with as they occur in everyday domestic life, contribute to a picture of our contemporary world that is at once realistic and touched with a unique imaginative intensity.

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A haunting and disturbing portrait of modern Jamaica: a country of lost opportunity and promise, and one of the most violent places in the world.

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James Joyce's short story The Dead, is dramatised by Frank McGuinness.

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Simon Armitage's sparkling translation of the legendary tale of King Arthur.

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A major work of Cold War history, capturing the moment when Mao died and China entered a dramatic phase of transition from Communism.

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A daughter is tied to her brilliant father by a passionate bond. The Designated Mourner is a harsh and poetic play about the pursuit of beauty in brutal times.The Designated Mourner premiered at the National Theatre, London, in April 1996.

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From the New York Times bestselling author of You Should Have Known, The Devil and Webster is a compelling novel about a student protest, examining some of the most topical concerns at the heart of society today.

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A charged and coruscating novel about good and evil.

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In his debut novel, Stav Sherez explores a history of terror and mass murder rooted in Europe's murky past.

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The incredible story of Emile Zola's escape to London in the aftermath of the scandalous Dreyfus Affair.

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A rich mixture of personal memories and cultural commentaries, from one of America's most respected authors.

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A novel about love and betrayal, a younger generation that can no longer tell the difference between reality and desire, and the destructive effects of media fantasies.

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April De Angelis's hilarious backstage comedy - shortlisted for the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize - recalls the origins of celebrity culture, before fame granted wealth and power.

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A spectacularly epic comedy of love, politics, sex and work from one of the most admired and influential American writers of his generation

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The dark and glittering new novel from bestselling author Kate Hamer is as gripping as it is gorgeously written - the perfect second book from the author of The Girl in the Red Coat.

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A wonderfully sustained narrative poem, full of the resonances and repercussions attendant on the end of an era, The Donkey's Ears depicts life aboard a Russian flagship just before the battle of Tsushima, 1905.

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The critical and audience response made "Donnie Darko" the cult film of the year - one whose dark ambiguities caused audiences to go back to the film again and again trying to fathom its mysteries. This book brings its readers into the world of "Donnie Darko" and its creator Richard Kelly.