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Britain's most prestigious literary magazine brings you prize-winning fiction, memoir, reportage, poetry and photography from around the world.

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The third in the Best of Young British Novelists series, which revealed the emerging literary landscape of a new millenium.

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The 99th issue of the UK's oldest and most acclaimed literary magazine.

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The best short stories from the Pikihuia Awards for Maori writers 2019 as judged by Scotty Morrison, Robyn Bargh, Tuehu Harris, Whiti Hereaka, Poia Rewi and Carol Hirschfeld. This collection of fiction celebrates Maori writing, introduces new talent and gives an opportunity for Maori writers to shine.

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The terrifying tribute to 50 years of zombie lore by the masters of horror

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"A collection of never-before-published short stories by many of our most preeminent authors as well as up-and-coming superstars. Published in partnership with the beloved literary radio program and live show Selected Shorts"--

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This photographic facsimile edition is the first time May's Antigone has appeared in print since 1631.

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A collection of the greatest life wisdom from an unexpected group of speakers, doers, and thinkers. It includes 618 rules to live by - funny, sly, declarative, thoughtful, offhanded, clever, and always profound.

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Thirty-three extraordinary women offer stories, songs, poems, and smart talk in this collection that will give every adolescent girl reason to feel hopeful about making the transition from girlhood to womanhood. Contributors include Natalie Merchant, Sigourney Weaver, and Tabitha Soren.

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An anthology of 17th and 18th century travel writing that inspired the hugely popular Aubrey/Maturin series, collected and introduced by Patrick OBrian, beautifully repackaged to mark the centenary of his birth.

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A fantastic mystery short story collection, the perfect Christmas gift for crime fiction lovers

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A witty and informative guide to literature's best parties by London's most brilliant party planner.

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Auden

Many of the most popular works in the English language celebrate love in all its forms: that heady first flush, the agony of heartbreak, joyful reunions, the love of a parent for a child And what better way to share these beautiful pieces than to read them aloud, to someone you love

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With short introductions and discussion topics for each piece there's something here for everyone - from Shakespeare and Black Beauty to Elizabeth Jennings and Bruce Chatwin.

All royalties in full will go to The Reader Organisation, the leading UK charity for reading and health.

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An anthology of quiet yet powerful moments of everyday bliss, drawn not from grand literary works but from private letters, journals and poems.

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Drawn from Lia Leendertz's bestselling The Almanac comes a compilation of stories and songs that celebrate the activities and festivities of the seasons.
Featuring mischievous boggarts, saints and sailors, leprechauns and dragons, pilgrimages and charms, add a little magic to your journey through each year.

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A great raconteur and entertainer, Alan Titchmarsh gets together every Christmas with family and friends to celebrate the season and performs much-loved anecdotes, stories, poems and sketches - old and new.

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In his brilliant follow-up to In Sunlight or In Shadow, Lawrence Block has gathered together the best talent from popular fiction to produce an anthology as inventive as it is alluring, including Joyce Carol Oates, Lee Child, Michael Connelly, David Morrell, and Jeffery Deaver.

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From the streets of Manhattan through the Wyoming wilderness to the bright lights of Hollywood, a crisscrossing voyage across the United States by today's leading Francophone writers.

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Including stories, letters, memoirs, and journalism, "Americans in Paris" distills three centuries of vigorous, glittering, and powerfully emotional writing about the place that Henry James called "the most brilliant city in the world."