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A practical guide aimed at students, the young and old who are currently unemployed, or those who are looking to gradually turn their interests into a lifestyle that will support them.

A new crime investigation set in the South of France and the UK, featuring MI5 agent Tony Underwood. Written under a pseudonym by George Walden, the former Booker Prize chairman, journalist, diplomat and government minister.

A fast-paced thriller written under a pseudonym by George Walden, a former government minister. This new edition ties in with Clyde's latest novel, "The Oligarch".

First edited edition of Scott's magisterial biography of Napoleon Buonaparte in almost two centuries.

This exposes how the internet has made it easier for married people to have affairs with like-minded people. Explains what has changed, and how affairs work in the context of married life. There will be a serialisation in the "Daily Mail".

A collection of humorous poetry which looks at the moments of frustration in our lives, in work, love, friendship, family and elsewhere. Wry, astute and funny.

Humorous novel by bestselling author Helena Frith Powell, about the French art of having affairs

Wittgenstein said that if people never did silly things, nothing intelligent would ever happen. Why does Judeo-Christianity love mountains? Why was fear of drinking from skulls the original reason for cremation? This work gathers the bizarre and unknown facts that make our world tick.

First paperback of the authoritative first biography in 25 years of the first elected female leader in Western history. She served as Prime Minister of Israel from 1969-1974 and led her country through many tense moments, such as when she ordered the Mossad attack on the assassins of the Israeli athletes in Munich. Mining unpublished archival treasures, this is at last the authoritative biography that revises the perception of this towering wi...

TRAVEL / Essays & Travelogues

As David Cameron is seeking to bring back family values, Angela Neustatter investigates what we have learned about successful traditional and non-traditional families. What really binds people when living together? There is, since the sixties, half-a-century of experimentation and we should use these experiences to come up with a new concept. As the poet Philip Larkin wrily observed, and divorce statistics show, even being a traditional family...

BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / Historical

A collection of 140 humorous, seasonal poems on gardening by Britain's only gardening poet for those found in the garden in their dressing gown.

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SOCIAL SCIENCE / Media Studies

Collection of amusing, original letters of complaint about food and clothes rationing from all over Britain.

Everything we love to hate about France, from Jonathan Miller, who moved to France in 2000 and recently became a local councillor in his village Caux, in Languedoc, in 2014.

BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / Historical

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