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  • by Sylvia Plath
    £11.99

    Bell Jar, a captivating novel penned by the iconic Sylvia Plath, is a title that warrants your attention. This engrossing piece of literature, which was published in 2022, is a testament to Plath's profound understanding of the human condition. The genre of the book, which is a blend of autobiographical and psychological elements, is a testament to the author's ability to weave a complex narrative that is as thought-provoking as it is engaging. The Bell Jar is a testament to Plath's ability to capture the complexities of the human psyche with an unparalleled level of depth and sensitivity. Published by the renowned Faber And Faber Ltd., this book is a must-have for any literature enthusiast. If you're a fan of deeply introspective and emotionally charged literature, then Bell Jar is a title that you simply cannot afford to miss.

  • by Annie Ernaux
    £8.99

    Introducing 'The Years', a captivating book penned by the renowned author, Annie Ernaux. Published recently on October 1, 2022, this masterpiece is a must-have for every avid reader. The book is a spectacular exploration of the genre it belongs to, engaging its readers with its unique narrative and style. The story unfolds with an intriguing plot that keeps you hooked till the very end. Authored by Annie Ernaux, a name synonymous with quality literature, the book is a testament to her storytelling prowess. 'The Years' is a product of her creative genius and her ability to weave words into a mesmerizing tale. The book was published in 2022, reflecting the contemporary themes and ideas of our time. It is brought to you by Faber And Faber Ltd., a publisher known for their commitment to bringing quality literature to readers worldwide. The book is available in English, making it accessible to a global audience. Don't miss out on this literary gem from Annie Ernaux, get your copy of 'The Years' today!

  • by QI Elves
    £7.99

    THE MUCH-ANTICIPATED FOLLOW-UP TO FUNNY YOU SHOULD ASK . . .***UPDATED EDITION WITH NEW MATERIAL*** Which lottery numbers should I pick? Is it true that we are made entirely of stardust? Can dogs tell time? Why do songs get stuck in my head? If Rome wasn't built a day, how long did it take? What is most expensive thing on earth? Where is last Wednesday? These are just a few of the questions put to the QI Elves by listeners of BBC Radio 2'sThe Zoe Ball Breakfast Show. This book is a collection of their cracking, unexpected and frequently hilarious answers. Chock full with extra facts and illustrations from the Elves, 222 QI Answers to Your Quite Ingenious Questions will spark wonder and joy.

  • by Edward Shawcross
    £10.99

    Mexico, 19th June 1867. Dressed in black and carrying a crucifix, a tall blonde bearded man steps out of his carriage. As he turns to face the firing squad, his last words ring out under the cloudless sky: 'Long live Mexico, long live independence.'The execution of Ferdinand Maximilian is the climax of one of the most extraordinary stories in history. This young Austrian archduke was born into Europe's most illustrious royal family, second in line to the Habsburg throne. Why did he die as the Emperor of Mexico, leaving his wife to descend into madness in a Belgian castle? The answer is a tale of operatic proportions, sweeping across continents from the 1848 European revolutions to the civil wars in Mexico and the USA, pitting Old World against New, conservatives against radicals, monarchies against republics. Harbouring ambitions of a Latin American empire to halt American expansionism, Napoleon III of France installed these puppets to rule over a country riven by internal factions - with tragic consequences.Marshalling an incredible range of sources to bring to life a cast of stranger-than-fiction characters, Edward Shawcross' The Last Emperor of Mexico is historical storytelling at its finest: the definitive telling of the greatest tale you've never known.

  • by Eoin McLaughlin
    £7.99

  • by Jo Browning Wroe
    £8.99

    A Terrible Kindness is an absorbing work penned by the talented Jo Browning Wroe. Published in 2023 by the renowned Faber And Faber Ltd., this book belongs to a genre that masterfully blends elements of drama and intrigue. The story unfolds in a way that keeps the readers hooked, constantly questioning and yearning for more. The author's unique narrative style and the gripping plot make it a must-read. The publication year, 2023, saw the release of many books, but A Terrible Kindness stands out, making its mark in the literary world. The publisher, Faber And Faber Ltd., is known for their selection of quality works, and this book is no exception. Written in English, A Terrible Kindness is a testament to Jo Browning Wroe's literary prowess. It is a book that will leave you contemplating long after you've turned the last page.

  • by Miriam Toews
    £8.99

    Between 2005 and 2009, in a remote religious Mennonite colony, over a hundred girls and women were knocked unconscious and raped, often repeatedly, by what many thought were ghosts or demons, as a punishment for their sins.

  • by Joan Armatrading
    £11.99

    Selected and arranged by the author, and featuring a foreword by revered record producer Glyn Johns, The Weakness In Me presents the lyrics of Joan Armatrading for the first time in one unique volume. >Selected and arranged by the author, and featuring a foreword by revered record producer Glyn Johns, The Weakness In Me presents the lyrics of Armatrading for the first time in one unique volume. It also contains an introduction by Armatrading alongside annotations to a number of songs, giving a rare, personal glimpse into the creative process of a true pioneer.

  • by Paul Auster
    £11.99

  • by John Gribbin
    £9.49

  • by Virginia Cowles
    £10.99

  • by Emma Carroll
    £7.99 - 10.99

  • by Warren Ellis
    £9.49

    From award-winning musician and composer Warren Ellis comes the unexpected and inspiring story of a piece of chewing gum. Featuring an introduction from Nick Cave. On Thursday 1 July, 1999, Dr Nina Simone gave a rare performance as part of Nick Cave's Meltdown Festival. After the show, in a state of awe, Warren Ellis crept onto the stage, took Dr Simone's piece of chewed gum from the piano, wrapped it in her stage towel and put it in a Tower Records bag. The gum remained with him for twenty years; a sacred totem, his creative muse, growing in significance with every passing year. >Nina Simone's Gum is about how something so small can form beautiful connections between people. It is a story about the meaning we place on things, on experiences, and how they become imbued with spirituality. It is a celebration of artistic process, friendship, understanding and love.

  • by Anil Seth
    £10.99

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