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Cambridge and Max Planck announce OA book agreement
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Book of the Week: Abducting children into the bush
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‘Lots of books, Scrabble, a pack of cards and James Norton. Oh, and some wine’: Alison Weir’s consuming passions
Alison Weir is potentially the nicest woman in publishing, but she is certainly the biggest-selling female historian in…
Jason Mott’s ‘People Like Us’: A novel of grief and joy
Gun violence, grief, love, and laughter collide in Jason Mott’s People Like Us, a novel that’s wickedly funny…
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The Bookmonger: Second book published in ‘Puzzle Club series
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Why a Lost DC Novel Is Getting New Attention
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Dust Jackets | Leanne Shapton
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The Traitors Circle by Jonathan Freedland review – a propulsive story of German resistance | History books
On 10 September 1943, a loose group of well-connected friends met in a small apartment in the Charlottenberg…
your Culture Night (and Christmas) guide to children’s literature – The Irish Times
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Are book clubs and reading circles the new social scene?
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