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Cursed in the Lost City by Gabby Hutchinson Crouch
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I Was There: Dispatches from a Life in Rock’n’Roll by Alan Edwards — Behind the scenes with a Starman of rock
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A schoolboy’s skiing holiday goes horribly wrong in the 1995 novella, ‘Class Trip’
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Midsummer murder – Jersey Evening Post
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The Artist by Lucy Steeds is Book of the Week at Waterstones of King’s Lynn
Waterstones’ book of the week is The Artist, a lush, impressive debut novel by Lucy Steeds. Richly evocative…
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8 Novels About Class and Racial Tensions in the Suburbs
Think of “the suburbs” and multiple images come to mind. Victorian homes on tree-lined streets. Postwar tract housing…
Keke Palmer’s Favorite Books Include A Fellow Funny Lady’s Memoir
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VERVE Books bags ‘bitingly funny’ crime debut about the housing crisis
Samantha Dooey-Miles © Euan Robertson VERVE Books has acquired Under the Hammer, a ’darkly satirical and timely’ crime…