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Men Without Women by Haruki Murakami review: Each story is a gem
A new collection of short stories by Murakami explore the lives of men who find themselves alone
A new collection of short stories by Murakami explore the lives of men who find themselves alone
Steve Crawshaw's Street Spirit is a celebration of some of the most remarkable protests from around the world that have used humour, courage and creativity to bring about change
The author chronicles London through the history of its gay population from pre-Roman times to the present day
The controversial character said he want to send the publisher 'a message'
It all sounds very Olympus Has Fallen
Trump writes after quoting the author: 'Are you a slave to your time or the master of it?'
Richard H Turner’s book ‘Hog: proper pork recipes from the snout to the squeak’ is dedicated to scrumptious porcine goodness
'Reading it feels like eating scented cotton balls'
The latest collection of unpublished short stories by ‘The Great Gatsby' author were written in the 1930s at a time when he was struggling with tuberculosis, alcoholism and sanitorium costs for his wife Zelda
Segal's book, in which romantic and parental love go head to head when two middle-aged people fall in love, has all the elements of classic Greek drama
The author made the apology on the Battle of Hogwarts anniversary
Author was pronounced dead at the scene by authorities
This impressive debut novel 'Sympathy' is sometimes confusing, but takes a smart look at intimacy and interaction in the digital age
Writer best known for metaphysical odyssey and counter-culture staple published in 1974 passes away at home in Maine
The novel written by Shanbhag, who has been compared to Chekhov, is the first of his works to translated into English
Plath reportedly said Hughes had beat her two days before she suffered a miscarriage
More light has been shed on poets' famously turbulent marriage thanks to unseen correspondence between Plath and her therapist
''Volunteer' means 'someone who does something without being forced to do it''
Kunzru's murder mystery is a meditation on American race relations and old-times blues
Patterson is open about the fact that he collaborates with others, but a new study which tests the actual contribution of words by a person to a text reveals that he may not be the principal writer of his books
David Gabriel had previously stated, 'people didn’t want any more diversity, they didn't want female characters out there'