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A Turning Point in World History
by TG Fraser & Alan Sharp
Alan Sharp and TG Fraser bring together their renowned knowledge of what happened when four empires collapsed simultaneously, a historical constellation unique to the aftermath of the First World War.
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2012-10-01
978-1-907822-41-4
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World
History, Coming Soon
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The Brothers Columbus
by Érik Orsenna
‘Orsenna writes on the edge of an abyss, between sadness that paralyses and life that has to go on.’ - ELLE
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2012-08-01
978-1-908323-05-7
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World English language only
Coming Soon, Fiction
Haus Price: £7.19
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Kipling
by Jad Adams
'Adams’ chronicle is an important study of one of England’s literary heroes.’ -Financial Times‘An enjoyably confrontational biography.’ -The TimesJoseph Rudyard Kipling was the greatest writer in a Britain that ruled the largest empire the world has known, yet he was always a controversial figure, as deeply hated as he was loved. This accessible biography gives an understanding of the man behind the public image and explains his enduring popularity.
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2012-06-01
978-1-908323-06-4
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World
Biography, History, Coming Soon
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The Geometry of God
by Uzma Aslam Khan
‘...original and captivating...’ -TLS‘Khan writes with unfailing intelligence and linguistic magic.’ -Washington TimesStorytellers in the West have been inspired by the debate between Evolution and Creation since Darwin published On the Origin of Species. Now Uzma Aslam Khan creates a story with a modern Eastern twist by pitching evolution against religious orthodoxy in Zia ul-Haq’s Pakistan.
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2012-05-01
978-1-907822-55-1
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UK & Commonwealth
Coming Soon, Fiction
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Shakespeare in Kabul
by Stephen Landrigan & Qais Akbar Omar
In 2005, a group of actors in Kabul performed Shakespeare’s Love’s Labour’s Lost to the cheers of Afghan audiences and the raves of foreign journalists. For the first time in years, men and women had appeared on stage together. The future held no limits, the actors believed.
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2012-04-01
978-1-908323-08-8
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World
Coming Soon, Memoir
Haus Price: £10.39
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