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The Behaviour of Moths on Costa Shortlist

Poppy Adams in running for First Novel award

Poppy Adams

The Behaviour of Moths by Poppy Adams has been named on the shortlist for the Costa First Novel Award.

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Tennis ace appears on reality TV show

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Stella Duffy Wins Stonewall Writer of the Year

Author honoured for The Room of Lost Things

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Stella Duffy has won Writer of the Year at the third annual Stonewall Awards, for her novel The Room of Lost Things.

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Charming, Warm-Hearted and Funny

Farahad Zama's Marriage Bureau delights Richard and Judy

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Farahad Zama's The Marriage Bureau For Rich People is the Richard & Judy Book of the Month.

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Scarpetta is Coming!

New Patricia Cornwell novel published November 27th

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Patricia Cornwell's new novel Scarpetta is published in the UK by Little, Brown on November 27th.

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Hang On To Your Sodastream

Take a stroll down memory lane with Philip Glenister

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Philip Glenister is taking a break from filming the new series of Ashes to Ashes to promote his first book, Things Ain't What They Used to Be.

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