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A serial killer story like you've never read before - a literary thriller of female empowerment and social change.

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Home to the deadliest conflict since World War II. Home to a festival to raise awareness of Congo. That is if Stef can get it off the ground.Adam Brace's anarchic and provocative play unpacks the problems of doing something good about something bad.

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Will this lead to Tice's version of heaven or Cali's dream of hell Things of Dry Hours premiered at the Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester, in February 2007 and transferred to The Gate Theatre, London.

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A Pulitzer Prize-winning author's revelatory celebration of the novel - at once an anatomy of the art of fiction, a guide for readers and writers and a memoir of literary life

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The shattering novel of one man swept away in the turmoil of emotional, financial and moral boom and bust.

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The classic book on boxing, repackaged for a new generation.

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The second novel from the New York Times bestselling author of When Ghosts Come Home and A Land More Kind Than Home.

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A new collection from Junot Diaz, Pulitzer Prize winner and bestselling author of The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, about the haunting, impossible power of love.

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A beautifully illustrated collector's edition of Junot Diaz's new collection about the haunting, impossible power of love.

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A rich, controversial and stimulating overview of the Jewish people by Rabbi David Goldberg.

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I feel so fucking sillybut I thought they meant real peace
fucking hell Katey
I thought they meant that even my body
it might stop
breaking

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A sensual meditation on the nature of love and addiction, this dazzling and incisive novel satirises postcolonial society and celebrates oddness.

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The first comprehensive biography of this undervalued writer, who was considered 'far and away the best living woman poet' in her day.

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One of six new additions to the acclaimed Poet to Poet series to be published this year.

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An unprecedented glimpse into the creative mind and influences of one of the most intriguing and successful contemporary composers.

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Part of the growing collection of Faber's Poet to Poet serise.

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Thomas Hardy (1840-1928) was born in Dorset. He left school at sixteen to work as an apprentice for an architect who specialized in church restoration. He made his reputation as a novelist, and it wasn't until after the publication of his last novel, The Well-beloved, in 1897, that he dedicated him

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This new selection of Thomas Hardy's poetry is part of a series of collections from six great nature poets.

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A contemporary poet selects and introduces a poet of the past.

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The award-winning biography of Thomas Wyatt, revealing the fascinating story of his life in Henry VIII's court.

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Film script for the feature film, starring Frances McDormand, Woody Harrelson, Sam Rockwell and Abbie Cornish, which opens in Australia and New Zealand on 1 January 2018.

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Having urgently assembled the British war cabinet, the new Prime Minister is confronted with an intense game of political chess as he tries to persuade peace treaty supporters, including Neville Chamberlain, that Britain must not concede. One man has to make a monumental decision, that will shape the future of the free world.

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Russia. A beautiful country estate. The mid-nineteenth century. Patrick Marber reinterprets Turgenev's A Month in the Country.

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In Three Men on a Plane, Mavis Cheek debates the plight of the single middle-aged mother with sympathy, wit, and her unique brand of humour