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17 Oct 2014: A brilliantly readable debut about music hall skulduggery and Fred Karno's famous theatrical troupe, writes James Smart
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17 Oct 2014:
There is a charming playfulness to Thériault's prose in this well-executed story of love found through letters and deception, writes WB Gooderham
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14 Oct 2014:
Nicholas Lezard's choice: A philosopher's fiction debut is rich, profound and very funny
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10 Oct 2014: With a flair for finding beauty in the macabre, Savile uses subtle horror to deliver poignant insights into love and humanity, writes Keith Brooke
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10 Oct 2014: A wonderful survey of the strange world of famous authors by a fictional writer with a propensity for whisky-fuelled escapades, writes Jane Housham
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3 Oct 2014:
Digging beneath pop's sheen, this brilliant tome is as far from the snotty, gossipy stereotype of music journalism as it's possible to get. By James Smart
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30 Sep 2014: Nicholas Lezard's paperback of the week: Tracy Borman's study of the mysterious deaths at Belvoir Castle in 1613 casts light on the exploitation of credulity for political purposes
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26 Sep 2014: A sparkling collection of interviews with everyone who is anyone in the world of B-movie sci-fi, writes PD Smith
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26 Sep 2014: PD Smith on a richly detailed study of the politics and personalities of a religious minority
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