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The author of Old Turtle and a longtime wilderness guide charts a journey through the wilds of nature and the twists and turns of daily life

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The comprehensive biography of the cult film star who died in May 2010.

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Wide-ranging, captivating, and deeply introspective, the memoir of William Zeckendorf Jr. (19292014) documents the celebrated real estate developers impact on New York City, Washington, D.C., and Santa Fe.

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The first authorised biography of one of our most controversial but fascinating politicians.

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In 1961, twenty-five-year-old the author, fresh from reserve duty, stood in his green army uniform in a New York County courtroom to be sworn in as an attorney. He could only guess what his life as a prosecuting lawyer would be.

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The war on cancer in one soldier's own...

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Traveling across the country and around the world, Dick Enberg has called football games in weather so frigid that his coffee froze before he could drink it, been challenged to a fight by an irate baseball player, and been threatened with ejection at Wimbledon because he was shouting too loudly into his microphone.

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"Wickedly indiscreet and elegant" Mail on Sunday"He will join Chips Channon, Duff Cooper and Alan Clark in the pantheon of truly great diarists" Matthew d'Ancona, Evening Standard

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Reveals the dirty tricks that were used to destabilise the Conservative Party, including the newspaper's alleged bribery of US government officials, and the abuse of parliamentary privileges by New Labour MPs. This title focuses on Michael Ashcroft's private life; his childhood and love of Belize, his business career and his varied interests.

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A transformative memoir by a queer disabled brown femme and abuse survivor: an intersectional, tragicomic story told with wild abandon.

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The author pens a compelling memoir of social life in the queer underground of San Francisco, New York, and Los Angeles at a time when the manic frivolity of gay rights and youth collided with the deadly reality of plague.

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Tells the story of William Herschel, the brilliant, fiercely ambitious, emotionally complex musician and composer who became court astronomer to Britain's King George III, and of William's sister, Caroline, who assisted him in his observations of the night sky and became an accomplished astronomer in her own right.

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This text refers to more than 300 Welsh graves and discusses not so much about the graves themselves but about the people buried in them. It provides potted biographies of the individuals involved and offers some intriguing juxtapositions.

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Who was Mathilde Marchesi How did she become a byword internationally for vocal excellence and operatic success What was her formula And how did she produce prima donnas on such a consistent basis Neill traces Marchesis extraordinary career from Vienna to Paris and introduces an array of remarkable characters and the successful singing method that is her legacy.

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"Do You Mind If I Smoke" is the astonishing and often hilarious life story of a national treasure, told for the first time in a special edition hardback book to be published on the eve of actress Fenella Fielding's 90th birthday this November.

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The four hundred townspeople of Ennis, Montana needed a doctor and Ronald E. Losee, MD, became "Doc." This moving account of Doc's time in Ennis evokes both the feel of small-town life and the pioneering spirit of the...

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The first definitive, authorised biography of the late Elizabeth Jolley - one of the most distinctive and remarkable voices in Australian literature. Brian Dibble draws on Jolley's private letters and diaries as well as extensive interviews with family and friends in this revealing and surprising biography.