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    A natural history of antibiotics – and how we burned through them

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    Antibiotics. Invented by microbes. Mined by humans. And now running out.‘Combines the passion of Robert Macfarlane with the incisiveness of Patrick Radden Keefe … Brilliant’ Rachel Clarke, Spectator‘This history of scientific discovery and corporate greed chronicles arguably the most significant technological advance of the 20th century … A lively history and a stark warning’ Sunday Times, Best ... Read more

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  • Why Populists Are Winning

    and How to Beat Them

    by Liam Byrne ...
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  • The Julio-Claudian Dynasty: History and Politics of Rome’s First Emperors

    This book explores the intricate history of the Julio-Claudian emperors, the first imperial dynasty of Rome, whose reigns from 27 BCE to 68 CE shaped the early structure of the Roman Empire. It delves into the political, military, economic, and cultural policies enacted by Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius, and Nero, providing an in-depth analysis of their individual leadership styles, ... Read more

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  • The Etruscan Civilization in Italy

    The Etruscan civilization, a once-powerful and enigmatic culture, flourished in central Italy from the 8th century BCE to its gradual absorption into the Roman Republic by the 3rd century BCE. This ancient civilization, often shrouded in mystery, left behind a lasting influence that resonates through modern history, despite the eventual decline of their society. The Etruscans inhabited a region ... Read more

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  • Red63Tennis

    by Liam Armitage ...
    Terrence Floyd thought he'd found the perfect online community—a quirky Reddit forum where players competed to find real-world combinations of red, tennis, and the number 63. It was harmless fun, a puzzle game that turned everyday life into an adventure.Then the deaths started.First one player, then another, each dying in increasingly bizarre accidents that somehow incorporated all three elements. ... Read more

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  • Reggae Redblade 2: Gravemakers and Bleached Knickers.

    Reggae Redblade, #2

    by Liam Harper ...
    Series Book 2 - Reggae Redblade
    Reggae Redblade...former all-powerful dragon, current divine instrument of God, and full-time connoisseur of chocolate syrup...is back for a sequel that promises to be just as chaotic, destructive, and arguably pointless as the first.While the "Good Lord" prepares for a sugar-free Rapture, Reggae and her long-suffering comrades, Janiah and Curry, are sent on a series of increasingly bizarre ... Read more

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  • This is Living

    by Liam Borrett ...
    Series series NHB Modern Plays
    'You weren't moving. Your hair was soaked. We saw you.'Alice and Michael met six years ago. Three years later their daughter Lily was born. Now, in a Yorkshire meadow, just past midnight, they're having an argument. Because Alice is cold, she's tired, and Michael won't stop telling her that she died twelve hours ago.A poignant exploration of what it means to say goodbye, Liam Borrett's play This ... Read more

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  • The Good Father

    The stunning psychological thriller from the award-winning crime writer

    WHEN A CHILD DISAPPEARS, NO SECRET IS SAFE . . .*THE TIMES BOOK OF THE MONTH*'This is McIlvanney at his masterful best' -DAILY MAIL'A moving and absorbing dive into grief and love, and how far a parent would go to save their child' - OBSERVER'Fascinating, moving, disturbing, and surely Liam McIlvanney's best novel to date' - SCOTSMAN'H... ... Read more

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  • Radical or Redundant?

    Minor Parties in Irish Politics

    by Liam Weeks ...
    While the type of small political party In Ireland has varied, their fate, it seems, has not. Although some enjoy a brief time in the sun, termination is the long-term prospects for all minor parties. The usual pattern is a speedy ascent, an impact on the political system including a time in government, followed by a prolonged termination. This book examines this pattern of evolution for minor, or ... Read more

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  • Berghain Nights

    A Journey through Techno and Berlin Club Culture

    by Liam Cagney ...
    Liam Cagney is residing in a Berlin squat when one night he finds himself at Berghain. Fascinated by the strange techno and even stranger dance floor, he sets out to explore Berlin’s unique club culture in all its intensity. Berghain Nights is the result, the first major literary exploration of Berlin’s club scene.Blending essay and memoir, Berghain Nights features interviews with major electronic ... Read more

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  • The Hill in the Dark Grove

    The haunting folk horror novel that will have you gripped

    **Moving and chilling, The Hill in the Dark Grove is a story about a lost way of life and the terrifying lengths we go to to protect what we know.'Eerie. Dangerous. I loved it'** – Claire Fuller, author of Unsettled Ground'Evocative, tender, terrifying' – Kiran Millwood Hargrave, author of The Mercies'A not-to-be-missed novel' – The Sunday Times'Do not read this creepy tale in an isol... ... Read more

    £5.99

  • The Monster Alliance: How Belgium Was Born from an Impossible Coalition

    by Liam Corcoran ...
    In 1815, the great powers of Europe drew a line on a map and called it a nation. Fifteen years later, that nation tore itself apart. This is the story of the Belgian Revolution of 1830 — how a kingdom built by treaty, not by consent, collapsed under the weight of a Calvinist king's contempt for his Catholic, French-speaking south, and how an improbable alliance of liberals and priests turned ... Read more

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