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An exceptional and rare insight into one of the greatest living composers.

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Harry Hill's Colossal Compendium: A hilarious collection of jokes, bloopers and funny stories from TV favourite Harry Hill!

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Harry Hill's Whopping Great Joke Book: a new edition of the ultimate family joke book from the UK's favourite comedian and host of TV Burp.

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The new novel from the Nobel Prize-winning master of fiction - the true story of Guatemala's political turmoil of the 1950s.

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A woman's husband is captivated by a young woman and secretly starts giving away his wife's clothes in exchange for elocution lessons.

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When the world's foremost travel writer describes the small city-state of Hav, it is unlike any of her other books. For Hav exists only in one special place - Jan Morris's imagination.

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A compelling prelude to Great Expectations, telling the story of Miss Havisham's early life, before heartbreak came to define her entirely.

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Haweswater by Sarah Hall has an intuitive sense for period and place; told in luminous prose, Haweswater remembers a rural England that has been lost for many decades.

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Hawkwood is a brilliant illumination of one of the outstanding figures of English and European history

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A striking new repackaged edition of Michael Frayn's Booker shortlisted comedy thriller, set in the world of fine art.

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The thrilling conclusion to the epic Winterkill trilogy, perfect for fans of The Knife of Never Letting Go.

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In this exuberant anthology, Wendy Cope attempts to prove that misery does not have all the best lines. Here is a collection of poems which is unashamedly happy: poems about love, places, the beauty of the natural world, about company and solitude, music, food and drink and books.

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First in Jan Morris's classic Pax Britannica Trilogy.

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Children, lead this old woman outside. A slave like the rest of you, She once was your queen.

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'A brisk, cobweb-free, new version by Patrick Marber...forces us to see Ibsen's masterpiece with fresh eyes.' - Guardian

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The second hilarious tale of horseplay in the Fables from the Stables series - rhyming equine tales for children aged 6+.

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Simon Callow, best-selling author and acclaimed stage and screen actor, immerses himself in Henry IV, Part I and brings to life not only Falstaff but the entire play in a vividly drawn, in-depth consideration of the actor's craft and the art of the play. Shakespeare's work is important in shaping our language and character.

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Simon Callow, bestselling author and acclaimed stage and screen actor, immerses himself in Henry IV once more, now concentrating on Part II with an afterword on the death of Falstaff. Together with his previous book in this series, Callow provides an incomparable study of the art of the play and the craft of the actor.

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David Oyelowo was only two years out of acting school and playing minor parts at the RSC when he was approached to play the lead in Henry VI.

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A portrait of Meryl Streep that explores her beginnings as a young woman of the 1970s grappling with love, feminism, and her astonishing talent.

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A collection of letters between two of the greatest writers of our time, Paul Auster and J.M. Coetzee.

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All the highs, lows, successes and excesses: a definitive and honest account of the Pogues and their exuberant frontman Shane MacGowan.

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A beautiful repackage of this wonderfully accessible selection chosen by Britain's Poet Laureate.

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A beautiful, gentle play about three first world war veterans in 1959 as they spend the last of their years together in an old people's home