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Dogs, villains and spies in the latest 'exceptional' Kate Atkinson (opens the original)
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Our Noble Selves is available now from the Mail Bookshop PROVING once again her exceptional, empathetic storytelling process, Kate Atkinson’s latest is a winning combination of clever plotting, spry pacing and an endearing cast of characters, centred around the government’s attempts to cheer up the war-weary nation with the Festival of Britain in 1951. At the heart of this twisty tale – which involves spies, a stroppy teenager, vile villains and a lovable dog – is dashing, damaged Harry Flynn, a
Motherhood and the Giant's Causeway in this month's Short Stories (opens the original)
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Nightjar is available now from the Mail Bookshop Slow, quiet and graceful, these exceptional short stories from the author of Idaho are exquisite. Set in the lush scenery of America’s Pacific Northwest, the tales are haunted by unsettling, unreliable memories and characters who grapple with uneasy truths. Victor’s Room sets the tone for this marvellous collection as a wife, ensconced in her husband’s beautiful childhood home, begins to mistrust his version of his past, his affection no match for
Promises of a better life in the best Historical Fiction out now (opens the original)
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Little Spark is available now from the Mail Bookshop Wildly imaginative and set in 1868 and 1881, it tells the thrilling story of Bodkin Bell, who, as a child, could pick pockets, summon storms and use the strange static charge in her body to great effect in the electrifying travelling act she perfected with her gaffer, the wayward Cornelius Bell. But now Bodkin is in jail, Cornelius is on the run and her stuttering, unpredictable heart is behaving erratically. Rescue comes in the shape of Lady
Funny and provocative short stories out this month (opens the original)
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Wasteland Girls is available now from the Mail Bookshop Bailey’s outstanding stories make the wide, wild landscape of America a backdrop to her intimate look at the lives of her characters as they search for redemption, revenge and love. There’s an eerie recognition that off-kilter events can unhinge a life – from the woman who reappears from a cave after being missing for years (The Girl In The Ground), to the seemingly immortal Civil War deserter who stalks the pages of Jack The Devil. Elsewhe
Melancholy and magic in this month's historical fiction (opens the original)
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Roman Mornings is available now from the Mail Bookshop Melancholy and magic wend their winsome way through the streets of 1970s Rome as Taylor’s endearing characters follow their destinies under the watchful eye of the Eternal City’s curiously sentient statues. We meet sprightly, elderly Floss, who has an irrepressible sense of fun and shares a beautiful, but badly wired, palazzo with Clementine. Clemmie arrived with a head full of dreams and poetry, but now feels like an invisible middle-aged w
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