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Reissued with stunning artwork and a new afterword by Leanne Shapton, this is Thomas Bernhard's iconic portrait of creative obsession.

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Ten years after it was acquired, and long thought lost, the novel which the late William Gay often talked about before his death finally emerges.

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An erotic and exciting tale of forbidden love.

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An unforgettable story of four incredible women: this novel combines the depth, and flair of The Seven Moons Maali Almeida with the devastating brilliance and truth of A Brief History of Seven Killings.

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A heart-stopping race across steam-age Britain.

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A gripping teen novel which addresses the power of peer pressure in schools.

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A magnificantly assured, dark-hearted and skilled collection of stories.

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A stunning collection of short stories from Edna O'Brien, spanning five decades.

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A haunting debut collection of stories from the extraordinarily talented new writer, Julianne Pachico.

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In these three stories, written by Djuna Barnes under the pseudonym Lydia Steptoe, three characters find themselves on the brink of a sexual awakening - accompanied by guns, whips, and worldly innuendo.

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Matthew Francis's poetic retelling of the first four stories of the Welsh national epic The Mabinogi captures the magic and strangeness of this medieval Celtic world - now in paperback.

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WINNER OF THE 2019 VICTORIAN PREMIER'S LITERARY AWARD FOR FICTION - 'A triumph of a literary novel that shifts in unexpected, utterly fascinating ways.'

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A riveting journey into the psyche of Britain through its golden age of television and film; a cross-genre feast of moving pictures, from classics to occult hidden gems, The Magic Box is the nation's visual self-portrait in technicolour detail.

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The brilliance of Christopher Nolan's ingenious thriller Memento has had moviegoers coming back for more. But Leonard suffers from a rare form of amnesia, and in order to keep track of his life he must surround himself with written reminders, some etched on his own flesh .

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With an illuminating new preface by Colm Tibn, here is Thom Gunn's extraordinary memorial to love, life and death in the time of the AIDS crisis

The Man With Night Sweats, originally published in 1992, sees Thom Gunn writing at the height of his powers.

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Thom Gunn's The Man with Night Sweats shows him writing at the height of his powers, equally in command of classical forms and of looser, more colloquial measures, and ready to address a wide range of themes, both intimate and social.

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Now in paperback: a celebration of the most scintillating poems ever composed in Britain, chosen by Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy and Gillian Clarke, the National Poet of Wales.

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A new adaptation - by David Hare - of one of Henrik Ibsen's most complex autobiographical masterpieces.

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A passionate story of love and hate, The Match Box by Frank McGuinness premiered at the Liverpool Playhouse in June 2012.

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P.D. James's only work of true crime: a historical mystery every bit as gripping as her bestselling novels.

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The Meeting by Charlotte Jones premiered at Chichester Festival Theatre in July 2018.

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Set against the stifling backdrop of expat life in Bahrain, this is a compellingly readable novel of love and loss, faith and betrayal.

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The Mill for Grinding Old People Young is at once a novel about a young man who is caught up in the political fever of the times and a love story about discovering who you are and how you define yourself.

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Lisa is sure she has seen a ghost in her mother's bedroom mirror, but who can she tell