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From grovelling shamelessly to Jeffrey Archer on a reality TV show to a fraught encounter with The Most Powerful Woman in Publishing, a spectacular mental breakdown to an excruciating suicide pact moment with his dad, Tim soon finds the answer is a resounding 'yes'...

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Having first run amok in London, it was landing the seemingly plum job of nightlife columnist at the New York Post that saw his life spiral completely out of control. Tom treated Manhattan as his Martini, until one day - hungover and alone - he realised he was totally out of his depth and, what's more, he didn't even care.

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Andrew Collins' parents never split up. No-one abused him. Nobody died. None of his friends drowned in a canal. He has no emotional scars, except a slight resentment that Anita Barker once mocked the stabilisers on his bike. A jealous memoir written by someone who occasionally wishes life had dealt him a few more juicy marketable blows.

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The author's family, menaced by the V-bombs and rockets that were the last stage of London's war, were re-settled in a anonymous London suburb where later his adolescence was to began amidst post war privation, sexual yearning and first love. This autobiography tells of his quest for new experiences that took him all around Britain and France.

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Catherine De Vrye was abandoned as a baby and adopted by loving parents. When she was 21 her parents died within a year of each other. This led to a life-long journey to find her place in the world. Eventually Catherine decided to search for her biological parents. And that's when her adventures really began.

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Looking back, I think I knew I was in trouble the first time I met him. rather your typical, overworked teacher who has no time for games, certainly not the wicked games he leads her into.

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In June 1975, Australian couple Annette and Win Henderson find themselves stranded in Libreville, Gabon, after travelling halfway across Africa. They are saved by a chance meeting with a local expat, who offers them jobs in a remote mining camp in the mountains. The intensely moving story of a young woman suddenly immersed in a frontier world.

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Hendley never set out to be a hero. In 2004, Hendley--a small-town bartender--launched a series of wine-tasting events to raise funds for clean-water projects and to bring awareness to the world's freshwater crisis. In "Wine to Water," the author shares a captivating tale of adventure and compassion.

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During the 1970s a young woman called Linda Kuehl, planning to write a biography of Billie, recorded interviews with more than 150 people. Kuehl died in 1978 and her book never came out, but her recordings survived to provide the raw material for this extraordinary account of the life of America's First Lady of Jazz.

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Grant Stoddard left Britain for the States with the clothes on his back, a fascination with all things American, and a burning hope for something bigger. Then fate in the guise of an X-rated online contest intervened. Winning first prize - sexual intercourse with an infamous married sex columnist - changed everything.

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The former mining town of Stanley lies only twenty minutes drive from the beautiful cathedral city of Durham. Yet the two are worlds apart. Marilyn Hardy recounts in touching detail the trials of growing up in this impoverished mining town and her life-long struggle to find happiness, from her troubled relationship with her undemonstrative mother.

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An hilarous account of rural life on an English country estate.

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Captures in descriptions, what it was really like trying to make a living out of a hill croft years ago. This book features a couple and their young daughter, who fresh from city life, immerse themselves in the practicalities of looking after sheep, cattle and hens, mending fences, baking bread and surviving the Scottish winters.

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A deliciously witty and inspiring memoir byOne Tree Hillstar Bethany Joy Lenz about her decade in a cult and her quest to break free.

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A powerful, funny, high-spirited, coming-of-age memoir and manifesto.

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Celebrated political and social commentator Craig McGregor has spent his working life holding a mirror to Australian society. In Left Hand Drive, he reflects on his personal journey, writing about and living amidst some of the most compelling and defining events of modern times.