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I Am Pilgrim: A Thriller
Terry Hayes
Legends of King Arthur: Idylls of the King
Alfred Lord Tennyson
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Mary Jo Salter, Margaret Ferguson, Jon Stallworthy
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I Am Pilgrim: A Thriller
Terry Hayes
Legends of King Arthur: Idylls of the King
Alfred Lord Tennyson
The Norton Anthology of Poetry
Mary Jo Salter, Margaret Ferguson, Jon Stallworthy
June 2015
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Molly McDonnell
June 2015
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A Hippo Banquet (Little Black Classics #32)
Mary Kingsley was an 19th Century English scientific writer and explorer. She wrote two books about her journeys through Afri...
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The Beautifull Cassandra (Little Black Classics #33)
Jane Austen was a pre-consumerist writer who cared not for world-building or owning things, but instead of people's countenan...
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A Hippo Banquet (Little Black Classics #32)
Mary Henrietta Kingsley
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The Beautifull Cassandra (Little Black Classics #33)
Jane Austen
June 2015
07
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Song of the Sea Maid
Goodness this was the most boring and plotless book I've read in such a long while. The beginning was rather intriguing with ...
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The Carpet People
Before Discworld there were The Carpet People...This was Terry's first novel and, well, you can sort of tell. It is still won...
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The Carpet People
Terry Pratchett
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Song of the Sea Maid
Rebecca Mascull
June 2015
05
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The Unadulterated Cat
Kind of an odd book until you really think about it. Terry Pratchett is a master of humour but this book lacks it, somewhat. ...
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The Tell-Tale Heart
Edgar Allen Poe was an American 19th Century poet and writer, best known for his macabre and haunting short stories and poetr...
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The Unadulterated Cat
Terry Pratchett, Gray Jolliffe
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The Tell-Tale Heart
Edgar Allan Poe
June 2015
01
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Incubust
Follow this link to read a very, very short story written by Terry Pratchett in 1988 for a Birmingham University project call...
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The Terrors of the Night (Little Black Classics #30)
Thomas Nashe was a 16th Century English playwright and poet, and is considered as the greatest Elizabethan Pamphleteer and wa...
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The Terrors of the Night (Little Black Classics #30)
Thomas Nashe
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Incubust
Terry Pratchett
May 2015
29
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How We Weep and Laugh at the Same Thing (Little Black Classics #29)
Michel de Montaigne was a 16th Century French Renaissance philosopher and was the one of foremost essayists and contributed t...
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How We Weep and Laugh at the Same Thing (Little Black Classics #29)
Michel de Montaigne
May 2015
28
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The Wife Of Bath (Little Black Classics #28)
Geoffrey Chaucer was an English 14th Century diplomat and philosopher amongst other things, though is best known for being a ...
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Ugly People Beautiful Hearts
Marlen Komar got in touch with me and asked if I would review her book of poetry, Ugly People Beautiful Hearts. The first rea...
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The Wife Of Bath (Little Black Classics #28)
Geoffrey Chaucer
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Ugly People Beautiful Hearts
Marlen Komar
May 2015
26
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A Slip of the Keyboard: Collected Non-fiction
Sir Terry Pratchett OBE died on the 12th of March, 2015, at the age of 66 from a rare form of Alzheimers. He wrote over 40 no...
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A Slip of the Keyboard: Collected Non-fiction
Terry Pratchett, Neil Gaiman
May 2015
22
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The Nightingales are Drunk (Little Black Classics #27)
Hafez was a 14th Century Persian poet whose works are amongst the most popular in modern-day Iran. The nightingales are drunk...
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Dodger's Guide to London
Dodger's Guide to London comes as a companion to the novel Dodger and provides us with a casual look at what life was like fo...
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Dodger's Guide to London
Terry Pratchett
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The Nightingales are Drunk (Little Black Classics #27)
Hāfez
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