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This companion brings together new material and old contributions from "The Erotic Review", whose writers have included Auberon Waugh, Alain de Botton, Michael Bywater, Claus von Bulow, Lizzie Speller and Victoria Coren among others.

This bedside companion brings together contributions from the magazine's archives, as well as providing new material too. The book contains essays, short stories and drawings from the magazines conception.

Test your logic and brain power on the alphapuzzle - a combination of crossword and word game. This book contains 125 puzzles which previously appeared in the "Express" newspaper, along with solutions.

Set in the period 1840 to 1863, "Gangs of New York" is Martin Scorcese's take on the gangs, criminals, crooked cops and politicians of New York. This book charts the making of this epic, with cast interviews, script, production photographs, costume and set-designs, and behind-the-scenes images.

(, New edition)

An account of an adventure which provided evidence that South Americans could have had trading contacts with Africa in 1000 BC, using reed boats to navigate their way across the Atlantic. This is a recreation of that epic journey, uncovering many archaeological sites along the way.

An account of an adventure which provided evidence that South Americans could have had trading contacts with Africa 1000 BC, using reed boats to navigate their way across the Atlantic. This is a recreation of that epic journey, uncovering many archaeological sites along the way.

(, Media tie-in)

Ordinary Decent Criminal is a gangster movie, transposed to modern day Ireland. It follows the adventures of a man who robs from the rich but lives with the poor.

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(Paperback)

(Paperback, New edition)

Tells the story of a financial scam needing mathematical genius and pure daring to pull off.

(, New edition)

Lyn Macdonald's account of the First World War during 1915.

Geoff Hurst reveals the golden era in which he played football, revealing behind-the-scenes stories of events with England and his club sides that have never previously emerged, and offers his views on the modern game.

(, New edition)

A selection of regimes with tips on how to improve your eating habits and pep up your body with a little exercise and keep the weight off permanently.

To escape her drunken step-father, Kate Fawcett is sent away from Tyneside and finds work at Ravensworth Castle. She soon attracts the attention of charming, headstrong Alexander Pringle Davis, a distant cousin of the Earl, who risks incurring the wrath of his family by courting lowly Kate.

(Hardback)

This Channel 4 TV tie-in examines the development of children between the ages of two and 12. Focusing on behaviour and the mind, it charts the achievements that mark the journey to becoming a fully-fledged person such as how children gain a sense of self and how they navigate the social world.

(, New edition)

A Channel 4 TV tie-in, this title examines the development of children between the ages of 2 and 12. Focusing on behaviour and the mind, it charts the achievement that mark the journey to becoming a fully fledged independent person.

Runcorn, Monk's ex-boss and a bachelor, travels to Anglesey hoping to stave off the loneliness of the Christmas season and the memories of Melisande, the woman he fell desperately in love with in "Dark Assassin". His efforts are in vain as he meets Melisande's brother, John Barclay, and learns of Melisand's presence in Anglesey.

From the cosy danger of the country house fireside to the baking streets of down-town Florida, each of these 13 short stories features a seasonal crime - and an unseasonal lack of goodwill to all men.

When Emily finds that photos of herself posing in a saucy Santa suit have been posted on the Internet, her life goes into sharp decline: she loses her job, home and self-esteem. Then she moves in with her friend who believes the healing powers of angels will solve her problems.

A powerful saga of the Northeast that sweeps through Edwardian England and into the turbulent days of the First World War. In times of poverty, times of struggle and times of war, the people of Tyneside are portrayed at their most courageous.

Austin Broderick and Kelly Halligan left Brisbane to start a sheep station. Austin, 30 years later, is the successful owner of Springfield. Kelly was killed by Aborigines. Since then the Broderick family have struggled towards peace with them, which is shattered. Then there's the Selection Act.

(Paperback, New edition)

Novel from author of 'Playing with Fire'. Topical subject matter, husbands, mistresses and wives.

(Hardback)

The compelling new saga from the Sunday Times bestselling author

(, New edition)

Talks about a personal journey through a typically eccentric English summer.