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Every song released by Ed Sheeran on his three albums is explored in Writing Out Loud, along with a number of the biggest hits that he has written for his fellow popstars. As well as an overview of the stories behind the creation of his three studio albums, +, x and , the motivation and inspiration behind the individual tracks on each are also discussed.

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Bringing great writing back into print - a Faber Finds book.

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Tie-in Edition for the new film starring Emma Thompson and Dakota Fanning

Written by Walter Isaacson, the first author allowed access to Einstein's private papers.

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An insightful and page-turning biography of a true screen legend

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From the bestselling author of Sheila comes the story of a bewitching Australian socialite who fascinated the world.

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Jennifer Paterson - noisy, jolly, fun, acerbic - had masses of friends and admirers who were deprived of their rackety companion when she died in 1999. Here, 20 friends, colleagues, fellow cooks, write about Jennifer as they knew her. Contributions include A.N. Wilson and Clarissa Dickson Wright.

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Eric Gill who died in 1940, was among the greatest English artist-craftsmen of the 20th century: a typographer and lettercutter of genius, and a master in the art of sculpture and wood-engraving. In this biography, the problems and contradictions of Gill the man and Gill the artist are examined.

The first victim of the Holocaust also supported the Third Reich.

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Presents a biography of Australian parliamentarian and jurist H.V. Evatt. Remembered as the first foreign minister to argue for an independent Australian policy in the 1940s and for his central role in the formation of the UN, Evatt went on to be the leader of the Labor party. John Murphy traces the course of Evatts life and places him in the context of a long period of conservatism in Australia.

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The art dealer and tastemaker of abstract expressionism, pop art, and minimalism who transformed modern art

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Experience what it felt like to face Ali in the ring, through accounts of the people that were there.

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This charming, nostalgic memoir offers a glimpse into the lives of three remarkable sisters who went on to become household names to a generation of readers.

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Tiring of the hectic pace of seventies New York, acclaimed graphic designer Tomi Ungerer and his wife Yvonne hit the road in search of a new, simpler life on an isolated peninsula in Nova Scotia, Canada

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The outstanding English-language biography of the great Swiss star, arguably the greatest tennis player of all time, now exhaustively revised and updated.

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The true story of Ivan Castro, a Green Beret who was blinded by mortar fire in combat and fought his way back to active duty with help from the Boston Marathon.

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The extraordinary and searingly honest personal story of musician Miki Berenyi, revealing the highs and lows of navigating the madness of the '90s music industry.

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Since Federation in 1901, 30 people have served in the position of Australian prime minister. Some have had the position thrust upon them. Some have schemed their way to the top. Four have served more than once. Three have died in office. Eight have been dumped by their own party. This essential reference tells each ones story.

Admiral FitzRoy made his name as a captain on the HMS Beagle and is best known as Darwin's captain on the voyages that gave him the key to natural selection, but this book delves deeper. He was also an active MP and governor of New Zealand, and the founder of the Meteorological Office.

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Admiral FitzRoy made his name as a captain on the HMS Beagle and is best known as Darwin's captain on the voyages that gave him the key to natural selection, but this book delves deeper. He was also an active MP and governor of New Zealand, and the founder of the Meteorological Office.

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The first comprehensive biography of Weegee - photographer, "psychic", ultimate New Yorker, and the man behind some of the most iconic crime scene shots.

Hadrian, the great Roman Emperor, was a traveller, intellectual and patron of the arts. But he was also melancholy and volatile. This title tells his story against a background of his travels and intrigues, and the landscape and architecture of the time.

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Sadia Shepard's mother was Muslim, her father Protestant. But when she found out her Pakistani grandmother had been born Jewish in Bombay, she set out to discover the disappearing Jews of India - and uncover her own roots...

'Exquisite... Gorgeous, honest' Christian Science Monitor