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Dickens’s London
by Peter Clark
Virginia Woolf maintained that, ‘we remodel our psychological geography when we read Dickens,’ as he produces ‘characters who exist not in detail, not accurately or exactly, but abundantly in a cluster of wild yet extraordinarily revealing remarks.’
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2011-12-05
978-1-907973-19-2
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Travel, New Titles
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The Cocaine Salesman
by Conny Braam
Intriguing, tense and very well constructed, this novel will be talked about. Cocaine and war, love and vengeance, The Cocaine Salesman is an unparalleled novel based on historical events.
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2011-11-01
978-1-907822-05-6
Paperback
UK & Commonwealth
Fiction, New Titles
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9/11 Ten Years Later
by David Ray Griffin
OUT NOW: Ten years on from the 9/11 disaster, Griffin's highly thought-provoking and controversial new book exposes the false claims behind the official acount, rebuts the justification for the war in Afghanistan and demonstrates how the real threat to America's democracy lies in its nationalist faith and self inflicted blindness.
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2011-09-05
9781907822384
Paperback
UK & Europe
Politics, New Titles
Haus Price: £7.19
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The Meritocracy Quartet
by Jeffrey Lewis
Set against the backdrop of four decades of a changing contemporary American landscape, Lewis’s characters sweep in and out of the narrative, reflecting the passage of time and the rise of different social-cultural ideals and influence. The four novels are a testament to America’s changing personality – each seeking to define it for themselves. For America is the central character and the quartet is the song of one generation passing through it.
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2011-09-01
978-1-907822-04-9
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UK & Commonwealth
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The Colonel
by Mahmoud Dowlatabadi
Shortlisted for the International Literary Award 2009 of Haus der Kulturin Berlin 'This novel has what it takes to become a strong and irresistible wind0w into Iran' - Die Zeit. Recommended by PEN.
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2011-07-01
9781906598891
Paperback
World English language only
Fiction, New Titles
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