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The latest instalment of the much-loved series starring Josephine Tey from Nicola Upson.

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The genius of Dickens meets PJ Harvey's fierce, lyrical songs in this romantic and propulsive thriller adapted by Ben Power (The Lehman Brothers).

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The must read new thriller from the bestselling author of Safe House

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Faber 90th Anniversary edition of Nagra's hugely successful and popular debut.

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The single-volume edition of Osborne's two autobiographical works, "A Better Class of Person: 1929-1956" and "Almost a Gentleman: 1955-1966". The book also contains a review of the former by Alan Bennett entitled "Bad John", and David Hare's eulogy delivered at Osborne's memorial service in 1995.

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Celebrating the 50th anniversary of London's Royal Court Theatre

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In this series, a contemporary poet selects and introduces a poet of the past. He succeeded to a baronetcy in 1798, and as Lord Byron he was soon to become the most famous poet of his age - with the publication of Childe Harold, in 1812 - as well as one of its most notorious characters.

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Tom Stoppard's first novel, originally published in 1966 soon after the premiere of his runaway success, Rosencrantz and Gildenstern are Dead, ia a dazzling fantasy set in modern London

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A sequence of intricately patterned verses that capture the lyrical, dream-like intensity of a mind at night.

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A wonderful antidote to rose-tinted travel writing.

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A memorial collection of writings by the murdered young journalist Lyra McKee - from viral articles to unpublished material - that celebrates her life, work and creative legacy: one that will live on.

(Paperback, Main - Poet to Poet)

In this series, a contemporary poet selects and introduces a poet of the past

(Paperback, Main - Re-issue)

An inventive, thought-provoking and characteristically bold collection of short fiction and essays from Hanif Kureishi, centred around the vexed relationship between love and hate.

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For fans of Kate Atkinson and Louise Doughty this sophisticated adultery novel is not to be missed ...

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The debut novel from the winner of the BBC Short Story Award is a love letter to family and friendship in all its forms. It has a West Indian heart, a Caribbean setting and a truly Trini voice.

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Five haunting tales of Bombay, from the acclaimed author of Sacred Games and Red Earth Pouring Rain.

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Sean O'Reilly's debut novel is a journey into the dark pysche of Niall, a young man on the run from the past and denying himself a future. Arriving in Derry, years after he left for a wandering life - from city to city in Europe, from woman to woman - Niall finds that little has changed.

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2020's most enjoyable crime debut: a super stylish, high-stakes, heist thriller.

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In the heart-aching new novel from the author of the award-winning Golden Child, a mother searches for the daughter she left behind a lifetime ago.

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A provocative collection of short stories charting the growth of a generation from the liberating irreverence of the late 1970s to the dilemmas of responsibility and fidelity of the 1990s.

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Motion's sixth poetry collection - a profound and tender exploration of 'marriage' - reissued as part of the poetry typographic series.

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Love in Vain is the thrilling graphic novel telling of the life of Robert Johnson, the legendary bluesman who died over 75 years ago.

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Meet Larry Wyler, a man with a big heart, broad shoulders and some very odd baggage, who after a bad case of writer's block reinvents himself as the newspaper columnist 'Mr Blue', agony uncle to the lonely and frustrated

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An enlightening collection of essays, reviews and speeches from a wonderfully loved writer.