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Third novel of this Lake Wobegon mini-series, as the good folk head to Italy.

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The centenary of Ibsen's death is marked with a vital new version of this rarely performed thriller, set amid a society struggling against the rush of capitalism, the lure of America and the passionate beginnings of the fight for female emancipation.

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Pimps, pornographers, politicians: leading feminist Kat Banyard confronts them all in this passionate and provocative expose of the myths surrounding the global sex industry.

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Shortlisted for the BBC Audio Drama Awards 2013, Pink Mist displays all of Owen Sheers's virtuoso gifts for language and poetic drama.

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In October 1998, the erstwhile Chilean dictator General Augusto Pinochet was arrested in London, charged with crimes against humanity by a Spanish magistrate.

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The astonishing story of an almost totally blind boy who parents refused to acknowledge his handicap.

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I do not accept there is anything wrong with me. Days before her wedding Megan discovers she has a 50-50 chance of developing early onset Alzheimer's. Megan, 47. Megan, 32. Megan, 27. One woman lurches through time while her young family deal with the consequences. I can't think. And most of the time I feel scared.

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The gripping, brilliant novel from the writer of BBC smash hit drama Crossfire, and Number One Sunday Times Bestseller Louise Doughty

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A beautifully written and emotionally nuanced new novel from a hugely talented young author.

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The debut thriller from the bestselling author of Black-Eyed Susans is reissued with a new cover look.

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A memoir of life in Spacemen 3, the most mythologised and revered psychedelic band of the 1980s.

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A true tale of passion and solitude on a Philippine island.

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Counterpointing the experiences of a fiercely intelligent Englishwoman flown into France as a secret agent during the Second World War with her life in the following twenty years, the author offers a view of post-war history, as well as making a powerful statement about changing values and the collapse of ideals embodied in a single life.

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Thirty-six comic sketches from the cherished playwright Michael Frayn, author of Noises Off and Skios.

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From the bestselling author and winner of the Blue Peter Book Award, this is the seventh adventure set in the world of Podkin One-Ear.

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W. H. Auden's debut poetry collection, available for the first time since 1950 in this glorious reissue.

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'These annual anthologies of the poems in the running for the Forward Prizes remain the best way of encountering the richness that new poetry has to offer.' Daily Telegraph

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A series of chapters built round poems explores, colourfully and intensively, themes such as 'Capturing Animals', 'Wind and Weather' and 'Writing about People'. The purpose throughout is to lead on, via discussion of the poems to some direct encouragement to the children to think and write for themselves, making the whole venture seem enjoyable.

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From Shakespeare and Rossetti to Auden, Armitage and Carol Ann Duffy, Poetry Please: Love is a treasury of favourite love poems.

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From Shakespeare and Rossetti to Auden, Armitage and Carol Ann Duffy, Poetry Please: Love Poems is a treasury of the nation's favourites.

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This new anthology of poems moves with the seasons, with poetry from Philip Larkin, Gerard Manley Hopkins, John Clare and John Keats, and will be a vital and generous gathering to treasure.

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The incredible true story of the most dangerous job in the British army and the twenty-year-old who took it on and lived to tell the tale.

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sharp and fizzy.' Guardian Hotel 'That unusual theatrical thing, a thriller - and a thriller that really scares.' Observer 'Stenham achieves the dramatic gearshift between nervous laughter to jolting horror with great panache, and her play keeps springing surprises to the bitter end .

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From one of the most interesting and iconic musicians of our time, a piercingly tender, funny, and harrowing account of the path from suburban poverty and alienation to a life of beauty, squalor, and unlikely success out of the New York City club scene of the late 1980s and 90s.