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The scandalous divorcée who led the besotted Prince of Wales to abdicate his throne first appears in the fictional diary of Maybell Brumby as her schoolmate Bessie, a charity girl with pretensions and good cheekbones. "I'm Wallis, " she snarls, "and if you call me anything else you're going to be sorry." One social climber swiftly recognizes another. When life's whimsical currents toss these two gilt-edged gold diggers together again as adults...

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A powerful book-length poem on environmental destruction and the violences of colonial nation-states from the acclaimed author of Settler Education. Fast Commute is a book-length poem that exposes the links between environmental destruction, unfettered capitalism, and white supremacy. This poem sings lament for places in flux, where industrial, commercial, or suburban development encroaches or invades. From the 401 to Refinery Row east of Edmo...

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Fans of the fiction of Dawn French and Jenny Eclair are in for a treat with this sequel to "Perfect Meringues", in which a withering and uncompromising former queen of the TV cooks attempts to fight her way back into the nation's hearts.

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The laugh-out-loud sequel to Perfect Meringues - can former queen of the TV cooks Lizzie Partridge claw her way back into the nation's hearts? For fans of Dawn French, Jenny Eclair and Cathy Hopkins

The laugh-out-loud sequel to Perfect Meringues - can former queen of the TV cooks Lizzie Partridge claw her way back into the nation's hearts? For fans of Dawn French, Jenny Eclair and Cathy Hopkins

From the author of the well-reviewed 'The Ten O'Clock Horses', a delightfully funny contemporary novel about a year in the life of a TV cookery-show host and chef. Advertising in The Guardian's The Guide and The Mail on Sunday.

A rich historical novel based on real characters detailing the life-long friendship between a royal princess and a commoner

The author of the acclaimed "Gone with the Windsors" offers a humorous and intimate fictional peek into the early years of America's first family, as seen through the eyes of their devoted nanny.

Filled with delicious throne-side gossip, the fictional diary of Wallis Simpson's best friend chronicles the scandalous divorcee's campaign to land the catch of the century: the Prince of Wales.

A laugh-out-loud funny story. This is classic Laurie Graham. 'Embraces you with warmth and humour and makes the world a better place' Katie Fforde

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