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A special edition of the 100 best Yuletide whodunnits.

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"A delicious, pulse-quickening compendium of thrilling rescues, daring escapes, dreadful peril, and glorious adventure, masterfully curated by an editor who wields his pen as skillfully as any swashbuckler ever swung a sword."-Charles Ardai, Edgar Award-winning author and publisher of Hard Case Crime

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An artist and a showman he was always willing to take the difficult fight: his gruelling encounters with Roberto Duran, Thomas Hearns and Marvin Hagler have become legendary.

Ray's autobiography takes you into the ring - with the mind games, brutality and euphroia.

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A decidedly female story of rebuilding life after heroin addiction, from homeless junkie to mother and addiction specialist, and a powerful perspective on the difficulties of recovery

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Hank Haney received a call from Tiger Woods in which the golf champion asked Haney to be his coach. It was a call that would change both men's lives. Tiger - only 28 at the time - was by then already an icon, judged by the sporting press as not only one of the best golfers ever, but possibly the best athlete ever. This title tells his story.

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Our life and times in The Big Weird is the core of this remarkable book of haiku poetry. Short, hot, wry, and sublime poems reveal this unusual and unnerving time of pandemic and chaos. Czupor's poetry will help you appreciate how this weird year has forever changed our lives. If you're looking for a laugh, or the truth, or maybe both, then this book is for you.

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The gripping and revealing autobiography from Waless most decorated Welsh 10 of all time, Dan Biggar.

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The gripping and revealing autobiography from Waless most decorated Welsh 10 of all time, Dan Biggar.

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The Quebec-chartered "Nomad" chapter of Hells Angels had two specific goals: to monopolise Quebec drug trade; and to expand that trade across Canada. The "biker trials" revealed the arrogance of the Nomads in their pursuit of a monopoly over Quebec's illegal drug trade. This work tells the inside story of the biker culture, and the biker trials.

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The curious life of the secretive billionaire-turned-philanthropist, now substantially updated with a fascinating coda

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Ivy, Dulcie, Barbara, Ann, Dorothy and Jean all had different reasons for applying to work at Carrs biscuits, but once they had put on their overalls and walked through the factory gates they discovered a community full of life, laughter and friendship.

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The playscript, adapted by Hanif Kureishi from his own novel.

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Career police officer turned CNN contributor offers a searing indictment of America's law enforcement.

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By walking the same ground as Dumas - from Haiti to
the Pyramids, Paris to the prison cell at Taranto Reiss, like the novelist
before him, triumphantly resurrects this forgotten hero.

Entrances from first to last.

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Rene Enriquez, aka 'Boxer', was a mob enforcer among the upper echelons of the Mafia. He worked for the La Familia Mexicana, also knowns as La Eme, a powerful mob organization that used a base army of approximately 60,000 armed, loyal Latino gang members - the Surenos - to control California's crime world. This book tells the story of La Eme.

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Spirituals, folk rhymes, and poems by such writers as Phyllis Wheatley, Langston Hughes, Gwendolyn Brooks, and Don L. Lee reveal the development of Black poetic expression.

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A major new biography of the Black Prince: hero of the battles of Crcy and Poitiers and England's greatest medieval warrior.

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The Blair Years is the most compelling and revealing account of contemporary politics you will ever read. Taken from Alastair Campbell's daily diaries, it charts the rise of New Labour and the tumultuous years of Tony Blair's leadership, providing the first important record of a remarkable decade in our national life.

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The fifth volume of Clive James's memoirs - Clive James on TV in book form.

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The powerful and moving memoir by a scientist and mother of three of how she learned to live again after a sudden severe infection caused her to die but then revive with 'locked-in syndrome' - only able to blink an eye. With a foreword by Bill Bryson.

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The powerful and moving memoir by a scientist and mother of three of how she learned to live again, after a sudden severe infection caused her to die and then revive, but locked in - completely paralysed, and only able to blink an eye. With a foreword by Bill Bryson.

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Focusing on a significant 70-year period as a climactic phase of displacement, the book investigates the role of literature in producing new modes of representing and understanding migration in a global context.