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Fiona MacCarthy's captivating biography of Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius is a 'masterpiece' (Edmund de Waal)

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Nick Stafford's stage adaptation of the celebrated novel by the Children's Laureate (2003-5) Michael Morpurgo leads us on a gripping journey through history.

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Step into the world of the private security contractor - a stock-market-listed corporate version of the mercenary.

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James Reston tells the epic story of the battle for the Holy Land .

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The exhilarating second collection from the author of Three Poems, winner of the T. S. Eliot Prize and John Pollard Poetry Prize.

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Was It for This continues that book's project, offering a trenchant exploration of the ways in which we attempt to map our lives in space and time. 'Tenants', the first poem, is an elegy for Grenfell, written from the partial and self-reproachful perspective of a new mother living a few streets away.

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Ex FBI profiler Jefferson Winter returns in this gripping new series.

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Watch us Dance combines the youth, vibrancy and allure of Andre Aciman with the historical fiction force of Maggie Shipstead, and the exquisite sense of place and time of The Lost Daughter.

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In this collection of essays (which accompanied a BBC-TV series presented by the author), Thomas Sutcliffe looks past the dazzling surface of the movies at the ways in which they work their magic: be they Hollywood blockbusters or European 'arthouse' films.

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This edition of Beckett's novel, which was first published in 1953, offers for the first time a corrected text based on a scholarly appraisal of the manuscripts and textual history.

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A richly varied and rewarding collection of Andrew Motion's best critical writings.

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From Swedish crime sensation Tove Asterdal: immerse yourself in the long summer days of this claustrophobic community as detective Eira Sjodin takes on a case guaranteed to keep you guessing to the end.

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Over three decades, a family spreads across the country, and the chord they made together starts to fray, the distance between them changing the music of their lives. Barney Norris's We Started to Sing is a love song to the people who raised him, and a hymn to the bravery of our brief lives.

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A powerful compilation of prose and poetry by one of the distinctive thinkers of our time.

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A powerful compilation of prose and poetry by one of the distinctive thinkers of our time.

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The story of how Casablanca was made and how it became the most beloved of Hollywood movies.

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A heartwarming, funny and hugely inventive tale.

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The debut novel from the bestselling and award-winning comedian, writer and actor Sara Pascoe. Weirdo follows Sophie; feverishly anxious and working hard to be happy in her own skin - if only life wouldn't make that so hard.

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A sparkling comedy of identity, lost and found, based on Jean Anouilh's hit 1937 play, Le Voyageur sans bagage, Anthony Weigh's Welcome Home, Captain Fox! premiered at the Donmar Warehouse, London, in February 2016

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A powerful and provocative portrait of contemporary Nigeria from a celebrated young novelist.

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Set in a working-class suburb of Seattle, this novel charts the lives of a cast of characters grappling with dark compulsions and heartrending afflictions. These are trapped people searching for escape or comfort in sex, drugs and violence, visions of apocalypse and creation, angels and killers.

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A new collection summoning the poet's past selves in order of appearance from poems of childhood and school time to erotic pillow poems.

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Fun, accessible science explanations of the forces that shape our lives.