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'Shanghai Tango is a breathtaking story... Everyone in the West should know about Jin Xing.' Xiaolu Guo, author of A Chinese-English Dictionary for Lovers

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The life of Bruce Frederick Cummings, who wrote under the name of W.

Started when he was thirteen, this remarkable journal, described by Ronald Blythe as 'among the most moving diaries ever created', documents the rest of his life.

Eddie Richardson was for many years a dominant figure in Britain's criminal underworld. He was at the top of his game at a time when he who packed the biggest punch survived.

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Makes a substantial contribution to multicultural and migrant writing. From humble, self-published memoirs by amateur chroniclers to celebrated releases by high-profile authors, this title interweaves events and attitudes, literary theory and narrative forms to address important and often moving topics such as Holocaust memory, and more.

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Joy Janaka Wiradjuri Williams was a member of the Stolen Generations. She was removed from her mother at birth and put into a home for white girls. As an adult she spent ten years in court suing the state government for negligence. She lost the case and two separate appeals. Several years later she was found dead, alone in her flat.

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William Edward Burghardt Du Bois - the premier architect of the civil rights movement in America - was a towering and controversial personality. This book chronicles Du Bois' career.

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Philosopher, film star, father of 'post truth': the real story of Jacques Derrida

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Written in limpid prose, these autobiographical essays provide an insight into the mind and personality of Roger Scruton. This is a quiet, witty but also serious and moving account of the ways in which life brought him to think what he thinks, and to be what he is. His moving vignettes of his childhood and later influences illuminate this book.

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Melanie Klein left Germany in 1926 and settled in London where she soon quarrelled with Anna Freud. Klein pioneered the psychoanalysis of children and applied her insights on the infantile origins of unconscious drives to adult analysis. Her relationship with her own children was troubled.

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The dramatic true story of Sigmund Freud's last-minute escape to London following the German annexation of Austria, and the group of friends who made it possible.

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The dramatic true story of Sigmund Freud's last-minute escape to London following the German annexation of Austria, and the group of friends who made it possible.

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A timely political primer on Xi Jinping by acclaimed author and academic, Professor Kerry Brown.

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Jean Beadle was the founder of Labor Women's Organisations in Fremantle and the Eastern Goldfields and as one of Western Australia's first female Justices of the Peace, a voluntary Children's Court Magistrate and a keen writer and orator, played a prominent role in State politics throughout the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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Starting in Astoria, Oregon, Pulitzer Prize-winner McGowan begins a wonderful journey where she realizes just how many communities have been affected by cancer and are willing to help her. Each time she stops along the way, she learns something about the different cities or about her family.