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I'm Over All That: And Other
Confessions By Shirley
MacLaine, Biography Literary
Book
    The award-winning actress
    and New York Times
    bestselling author pens
    the funniest, most
    accessible and timely
    book of her career,
    detailing all the things
    she's over.. .and a few
    things she's not. Shirley
    MacLaine is one of the
    most admired Hollywood
    actresses, and
    indubitably one of the
    most fearless. Whatever
    the topic - show
    business, ageing,
    politics, family or the
    future of mankind and the
    universe, Shirley has
    never shied away from
    sharing opinions that are
    as fascinating as they
    are honest. In a series
    of short essays Shirley
    shares her opinions and
    insights on all the
    things that drive her
    crazy, inspire her to
    action, and keep her
    firmly in the public eye.
    With essay titles such as
    I Am Not Over Good
    Journalists, I'm Trying
    to Get Over Anger, Sex
    Got Over Me and I Can't
    Remember If I'm Over
    Memory Loss, this is
    Shirley's pithiest and
    funniest book to date. As
    frank and personal as
    Nora Ephron's I Feel Bad
    About My Neck - which,
    incidentally, Shirley
    doesn't since she knows
    the secrets of good
    lighting - I'm Over All
    That is MacLaine at her
    acerbic and irreverent
    best. The size of this
    book is 22.5cm in height
    and 14.4cm wide with 218
    pages.
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The Man Who Left Too Soon - By Barry Forshaw
The Man Who Left Too Soon - By
Barry Forshaw
    His best-selling books
    are violent, terrifying,
    brilliantly written and
    have sold millions od
    copies around the world,
    but Steig Larsson was not
    there to witness any of
    their international
    success. This difficult
    man, brilliant and
    multifaceted, here
    receives a penetrating
    biography
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Beg, Borrow, Steal: A Writers Life by Michael Greenberg, Biography
Beg, Borrow, Steal: A Writers
Life By Michael Greenberg,
Biography
    In Beg, Borrow, Steal,
    Michael Greenberg regales
    us with his wry and vivid
    take on the life of a
    writer of little means
    trying to practise his
    craft or simply stay
    alive. He finds himself
    doctoring doomed movie
    scripts; selling
    cosmetics from an ironing
    board in front of a
    women's department store;
    writing about golf, a
    game he has never played;
    and, botching his debut
    as a waiter in a posh
    restaurant. Central
    characters include
    Michael's father, whose
    prediction that Michael's
    'scribbling' wouldn't get
    him on the subway almost
    came true; his artistic
    first wife, whom he met
    in a Greenwich Village
    high school; and, their
    son who grew up on the
    Lower East Side, fluent
    in the language of the
    street. Then there are
    Greenberg's unexpected
    encounters: a Holocaust
    survivor who, on his
    deathbed, tries to leave
    Michael his fortune; a
    repentant communist who
    confesses his sins; a man
    who becomes a woman; a
    Chilean film-maker in
    search of his past; and,
    rats who behave like
    humans and cease to live
    underground. Hilarious
    and bittersweet,
    Greenberg's stories
    invite us into a world
    where the familial, the
    literary, the tragic and
    the mundane not only
    speak to one another,
    but deeply enjoy the
    exchange. The size of
    this book is 22.4cm in
    height and 14.3cm wide
    with 216 pages
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Guide to Tolkien
Guide To Tolkien's World: A
Bestiary
    The Author David Day (a
    Tolkien devotee) has
    produced an illustrated
    interpretation of the
    fantasy world that
    Tolkien produced as a
    thoroughly detailed
    bestiary. This book shows
    a genealogy of the races
    of men, elves and free
    folk of middle-earth and
    the undying lands, the
    world that is renown for
    its part in The Lord Of
    The Rings Trilogy, The
    Hobbit and the
    Silmarillion. Detailed
    descriptions of Balrogs,
    Dragons, Hobbits,
    Eagles, and different
    races of this fantasy
    world make this bestiary
    an excellent way to get
    to grips with Tolkien's
    life work.
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A Guide to Tolkien
A Guide To Tolkien
    This book explores
    Tolkien's mythical world
    of Middle-earth and the
    Undying lands, the
    backdrop to his saga 'The
    Lord of the Rings'.
    Arranged in an A-Z
    format, it explains the
    creatures, plants,
    events and places that
    make up these strange and
    wonderful places.
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£2.99
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