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Between 1970 and 1975 Jon Swain, the English journalist portrayed in David Puttnam's film, The Killing Fields, lived in the lands of the Mekong river.

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The author was a New York City DJ when he met Stefani Germanotta, then a struggling artist, in 2006. She was a go-go dancer who had bigger ambitions - she wanted nothing less than to take over the music world. In this portrait of the budding star, the author describes afternoons sitting with Gaga on the floor of her bare Lower East Side apartment.

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Who is that hairy guy in the green Speedo

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Robber Baron: Lord Black of Crossharbour is an unauthorised biography of Conrad Black, who built the worlds third-largest media empire and is now facing criminal charges in Chicago for alleged fraud, money laundering, and racketeering.

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A major bestseller in hardback, 'Captain Marvel' tells his unforgettable story as one of football's superstars - from life as a Manchester United and England legend

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The most highly acclaimed modern biography of Scotland's most famous poet reissued for the 250th anniversary.

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The daughter of Robert F. Kennedy shares personal remembrances of her father and through conversations with politicians, media personalities, celebrities and leaders, explores the influence that he continues to have on the issues at the heart of America's identity.

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This new revelatory biography of Robert Graves re-examines his position as a major First World War poet, as well as a master prose writer.

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The story of the last years of the author of Treasure Island and Jekyll and Hyde, lived out in the earthly paradise of the Samoan Islands. Shortlised for the Saltire Society Non Fiction Book of the Year Award

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Life of one of the greatest British Prime Ministers - by an author who knows the scene from his years as a senior Minister in Margaret Thatcher's Cabinet.

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A complete love and compatibility guide for every sign of the zodiac, showing how the stars influence relationships, health, home, job and money.

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Tall, dark and handsome, with a manufactured name and a scrupulously designed professional image, Rock Hudson represented the Hollywood ideal of American masculinity during the 1950s and 60s;

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New adventures in Rock and Roll.

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Previously published in paperback as October Sky.

Three years in the life of Homer Sonny Hickam, from the moment he sees the Sputnik satellite overhead in West Virginia to his successful launch of a prizewinning rocket.

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'Rocket' Ron Haslam started racing on the professional circuit in 1972 at the age of 15 and developed into one of the finest, and fastest, racers the UK has ever seen. His son, Leon, the 'Pocket Rocket', followed in his father's extremely speedy footsteps. This title presents the story of a father and a son who are addicted to motorbikes.

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From the former Hungarian ambassador to the U.S., a timely and deeply personal memoir of the quest for rock and roll, and the deep desire for freedom from behind the Iron Curtain.

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After his death, Woolf wrote a loving account of Roger Fry's passion for art and his challenging critical theories. Born in 1866, Fry was primarily responsible for introducing the post-Impressionists to Britain, and establishing the Omega workshops. He was also curator of New York's MOMA.

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The story of one of the most remarkable heroes of the Second World War, a soldier of superb athleticism and almost superhuman instincts. To the men with whom he fought shoulder to shoulder he was 'Saint Geoff', to his critics he was as ruthless in his pursuit of women as in his pursuit of the enemy.

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More than half a century after his death, Lt Col Robert Blair Mayne is still regarded as one of the greatest soldiers in the history of military special operations. This title tells the life story of 'Colonel Paddy', whose exceptional physical strength and uniquely swift reflexes made him a fearsome opponent.

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NATIONAL BOOK CRITICS CIRCLE AWARD WINNER

'A gripping account of the heartbreaks and triumphs of two of history's most formidable female intellectuals, Mary Wollstonecraft and Mary Shelley.

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Rome's Last Citizen is a timeless story of an uncompromising man in a time of crisis and his lifelong battle to save the Republic.