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The Cambridge Curry Club by Saumya Balsari
An ironic postcolonial romp that has little to do with British curry, takes a potshot at everything and keeps you laughing until it hurts.
ISBN: 978-1-905147-69-4
Format: B Format
Publication Date: December 2007
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The Conqueror by Jan Kjćrstad
Is it possible to change a life by telling it? Jan Kjćrstad explores the dark side of a rosy existence in this second volume of his celebrated Jonas Wergeland trilogy.
ISBN: 978-1-905147-38-0
Format: B Format
Publication Date: November 2008
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The Free Negress Elisabeth by Cynthia Mc Leod
She was an eighteenth-century black Surinamese woman with millions of dollars. But she sought the forbidden: to marry a white man. Why, when she already had so much?
ISBN: 9781905147830
Format: C Format
Publication Date: September 2008
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Ken: The Ups and Downs of Ken Livingstone by Andrew Hosken
Ken: The Ups and Downs of Ken Livingstone by Andrew Hosken
'NO BOOK IS MORE EAGERLY AWAITED IN ALL CAMPAIGN CAMPS' - Evening Standard
The first biography of Ken Livingstone in nearly 25 years, by the respected
Today programme senior reporter
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Format: Hardcover
Publication Date: 22 April 2008
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They Were Found Wanting by Miklós Bánffy
They Were Found Wanting takes up the tale of the two Transylvanian cousins, their loves and very different fortunes, a year after They Were Counted ends.
ISBN: 978-1-905147-99-1
Format: B Format
Publication Date: August 2008
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The Conversion by Joseph Olshan
Russell Todaro, a young American translator, moves to Paris to take stock of his life and goals only to further lose himself in the surprising twists fate has in store for him. One night, two men waving guns and knives break and enter their Paris hotel room, terrorizing Russell and his much older companion, a famous American poet named Edward Cannon. The intruders, not finding what they seemingly expected, leave without further incident but the baffling, traumatic events overwhelm Cannon who dies in his sleep later that night. Now Russell is left to ponder the meaning of the attack, what to do with the poet’s unfinished, problematic memoir and, perhaps most importantly, how to reconstruct and move forward with his own life.
ISBN: 978-1-905147-98-4
Format: C Format
Publication Date: July 2008
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They Were Counted by Miklós Bánffy
They Were Counted paints an unrivaled portrait of the vanished world of pre-1914 Hungary, as seen through the eyes of two young Transylvanian cousins, Count Balint Abady and Count László Gyeroffy.
ISBN: 978-1-905147-97-7
Format: B Format
Publication Date: July 2008
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My Father's Wives by José Eduardo Agualusa
Upon his death, the famous Angolan composer Faustino Manso left seven widows and eighteen children. His youngest daughter, Laurentina, a filmmaker, tries to reconstruct the late musician’s turbulent life.
ISBN: 978-1-905147-78-6
Format: C Format
Publication Date: June 2008
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The Good Tourist: An Ethical Traveller's Guide by Lucy Popescu
As the ethical market grows, responsible travel and the protection of human rights are becoming common currency. For anyone interested in ethical travel and civil liberties The Good Tourist highlights various concerns of the world where the dream ticket and human rights violations collide.
ISBN: 978-1-905147-79-3
Format: C Format
Publication Date: June 2008
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What Will Survive by Joan Smith
'Beautifully written and very clever. I absolutely loved it.' - PD James
It is the summer of 1997. Aisha Lincoln, supermodel-turned-charity-campaigner, sets out on her latest trip to the Middle East, with a famous photographer in tow. However, the assignment turns into tragedy when both are killed in an explosion in a remote area of Lebanon.
ISBN: 978-1-905147-90-8
Format: B Format
Publication Date: June 2008
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