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  The Ha-Ha

  Tom Shakespeare

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  A modern country house farce with a diverse cast of characters 
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  Fred Twistleton is about to turn forty. Gathering with his friends to celebrate at a rented stately home, he finally hopes to get together with his college crush, the woman of his dreams, Heather. But Fred is also keen to publish his memoirs, and Heather realises the revelations they contain could threaten her career as a high-flying foreign correspondent. 
   
  When the treasured manuscript goes missing under mysterious circumstances, Fred’s at a loss. Could someone have stolen it? Where has the resident pig gone? And will all the group remain friends by the end of the weekend? With burst pipes, sunken kayaks, and suspicious puddings, thank goodness Fred is only going to have one fortieth birthday.

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  Tartufo - An Italian Village Story

  Stef Smulders

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  This is the story of a village, a small Italian village, and its inhabitants. A village where life revolves around simple, traditional things: family, work, the bar, and the church. A village where nothing extraordinary ever seems to happen, and yet (or perhaps precisely because of this?) the rumor mill is constantly churning. Nearly all the stories whispered about are baseless, made up, serving only to spice up daily life and bring a touch of color to an otherwise dreary existence. This is true for most stories.Only occasionally, in a single village, something truly extraordinary happens.Such is the case this time in the village at the heart of the following story, where the actions of a few men from a distant past suddenly take an unexpected turn, throwing all the residents into turmoil. But before this happens, mysterious events unfold—events whose significance only gradually becomes apparent, lifting a small corner of the veil.Come, read along, and uncover the secrets this village and its inhabitants hold.

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  The Point of View

  Stanley G. Weinbaum

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  Step into a mind-bending exploration of perception and reality in The Point of View by Stanley G. Weinbaum. This witty and thought-provoking sci-fi short story features the eccentric Professor van Manderpootz and his latest invention—the "attitudinizor," a device that lets users experience the world through another's eyes. When Dixon Wells tries it out, he discovers how dramatically different—and emotionally complex—another person’s perspective can be. Blending humor, romantic confusion, and philosophical insight, Weinbaum delivers a timeless tale about the subjectivity of beauty, love, and the human experience.

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  A Woman Trapped in a Woman's...

  Lauren Weedman

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  Lauren Weedman's hilarious essays are like a compendium of what not to do as a fully-realized, functional adult. Her self-deprecating, confessional, and terribly funny voice finds a special place in the hearts of those who can relate to her—which, for better or worse, includes all of us. From the uproarious account of her time at the Daily Show, where she developed an entirely one-sided infatuation with Jon Stewart, to the time she read her boyfriend's diary with disastrous results, Lauren's work is filled with the wit, honesty, and personality that make for great personal writing.

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  Drac's Back

  PM Mahoney

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  Drac's Back 
  Part of the Dracula Down Under series 
    
  A paranormal romantic comedy with plenty of bite. 
    
  When Dracula throws out his back at a disco in Australia, he's diagnosed with advanced osteoarthritis—a fate worse than a wooden stake! 
    
  Frustrated by the hospital's "quack" remedies, Drac seeks out alternative healing and meets a charming vegan naturopath who stirs memories of a lost love from his Transylvanian past. 
    
  Determined to win her heart—despite a few centuries' age gap—Drac soon discovers he's not the only one vying for her affection. A jealous secret admirer lurks in the shadows, ready to fight fang and nail for her attention. Luckily, Drac has his loyal (if somewhat questionable) sidekick Renfield to help… or hinder. 
    
  With the local police closing in on his true identity and a romantic showdown brewing, Drac realizes one thing: 
  Dating sucks. Big time.

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  You Took the Last Bus Home - The...

  Brian Bilston

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  Read, with his trademark charm and humour, by Brian Bilston.If you like a) laughing or b) words which rhyme with each other, you will love Brian Bilston - Richard Osman, author of We Solve Murders'There is poetry to be found in anything if you look hard enough.'You Took the Last Bus Home is a collection of ingenious, hilarious and touching poems from Brian Bilston, one of Britain’s funniest and best-loved poets.With endless wit, wisdom and delightful wordplay, Bilston's first collection of poetry offers profound insights into the common joys and sorrows of modern life. Exploring themes as diverse as love, death, and the unbearable torment of forgetting to put the rubbish out, all of Bilston’s poems are alive to the improbable nuances of the English language.Constantly experimenting with poetic forms – from Venn diagrams to Scrabble tiles – this irresistibly charming collection of poems will make you ponder the very essence of the human condition in the twenty-first century.'Bilston is a magician with words' - The Guardian'Brian Bilston is a laureate for our fractured times' - Ian McMillan

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