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ALAN RICKMAN was a world-class actor, as well as a tireless political activist, an avid traveller and a devoted confidant and friend - and now, through his never-before-seen diaries, Rickman invites readers backstage and into his life

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A stunning collection of essays and memoir from twice Booker Prize winner and international bestseller Hilary Mantel, author of The Mirror and the Light

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A unique portrait of war from the private diaries of Winston Churchill's youngest daughter, Mary. Compiled and edited by Mary's daughter, Emma Soames, in collaboration with The Churchill Archives Centre.

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Explore your creative truth through the meditations, prompts, prayers, rituals and spiritual practices found within the pages so you can heal your heart, stir your soul and awaken a vision to a new way of living.

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The never-before-published letters of Charles Bukowski on the art of writing.

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In this second volume of diaries from one of Australias greatest writers, we see Garner in love; asking herself questions about relationships, individuality, morality and contentment. For readers of Lisa Taddeos Three Women, and avid Garner fans, this volume illuminates the inner life of a writer with all its turmoil and joy.

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A hugely engaging, easy-to-use and effective planner, focusing on productivity, mindfulness and emotional well-being from the bestselling authors of The Greatest Self-Help Book (Is the One Written By You).

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One Sentence a Day is the perfect way of documenting your memories from every day in this handy, pocket-sized journal.

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Walter Benjamin - philosopher, essayist, literary and cultural theorist - was one of the most original writers and thinkers of the twentieth century. This title brings together Benjamin's major works, including "Unpacking My Library"; "One-Way Street"; "The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction"; and, "Brief History of Photography".

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The condensed edition of Highsmith's monumental Diaries and Notebooks, focusing on her formative years in Manhattan

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British theatre designer Alec Shanks made his name working in Paris at the famed Folies-Bergre cabaret. His drawing that inspired this cover artwork, created in 1932 using charcoal, watercolour and gouache on paper, was originally designed for the revue "Nuits de Folies." Original Art: Watercolour drawing by costume designer Alec Shanks. Era: 1932. Region: Paris.

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A guided journal filled with prompts, quotes, exercises, and plenty of space to write as you tap into your inner power to manifest your desires and create the life of your dreams.

Nothing merely shows up in your experience. You attract itall of it. No exceptions.
Abraham-Hicks

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Bookseller and bestselling author Shaun Bythell is back, and he has some thoughts about that Kindle you bought over lockdown.

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Bookseller and bestselling author Shaun Bythell is back, and he has some thoughts about that Kindle you bought over lockdown

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Exploring the Blackwell Collections (publishing and bookselling archives), Rita Ricketts discovered diverse characters associated with this world-famous company, between 1830 and 1940; rich fodder for any book or cultural historian.

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Taking pleasure in every moment, savoring the journey, noticing the small delights: this is SLOW TRAVEL, an illustrated guided journal that will help you capture the joy of travel.

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John Keats died aged just twenty-five, leaving behind some of the most exquisite and moving verse and love letters ever written, inspired by his great love for his neighbour, Fanny Brawne. Although they knew each other for just a few short years and spent a great deal of that time apart - separated by Keats's worsening illness.

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In these 56 letters to his slightly older friend, then imprisoned as a conscientious objector, the teenage James K. Baxter pours out his ideas and feelings on life, philosophy and his own work. With the inclusion of the complete texts of the 255 poems written at the time and discussed in the letters, this is an insight into this NZ poet.