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The Condition by Jennifer Haigh
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Shakespeare's 100 Greatest Dramatic Images

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Fifteen Modern Tales of Attraction by Alison MacLeod

Fifteen Modern Tales of Attraction

In Fifteen Modern Tales of Attraction you will meet lovers, would-be lovers and lovers gone wrong. You will discover modern life laid bare and the literature of the past re-imagined. You will travel from the Brighton seafront to the Nova Scotia coast. You will be in Ikea one minute and in the Hayward Gallery the next…
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'Fifteen Tales of Modern Attraction' succeeds in engaging the reader at a variety of levels. It is fresh, original, intellectually challenging and often deeply emotional. It opens up fresh possibilities for aspiring writers of fiction.

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