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Ride the Storm

Karen Chance

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Ever since being appointed pythia, the chief seer of the supernatural world, Cassie Palmer has been...

urban fantasy

The Christie Affair

Nina de Gramont

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In 1926, Agatha Christie disappeared for 11 days. Only I know the truth of her...

Agatha Christie

Women Warriors: Ten Courageous Lives of Women Who Went to War

Tracey Knight

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After her beloved husband was forced to fight for William II, Mrs Christian 'Kit' Welsh was not...

Secret Duties of a Signals Interceptor: Working with Bletchley Park, the SDs and the OSS

Jenny Nater

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The Second World War upended many lives, disrupting patterns and routines and bringing an array of...

The End of Magic

Mark Stay

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Two powerful mages. One steeped in privilege, the other bound by a moral code. Their world is thrown...

Renaissance Rivals by Karen Essex

Karen Essex

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Renaissance Rivals, the long-awaited sequel to the global bestseller Leonardo’s Swans, brings to...

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Daniel Radcliffe recommended Matter of Life and Death (1981) in Movies (curated)

"I think A Matter of Life and Death is one of the great works of imagination in cinema. It’s a brilliant story. David Niven could not be more charming in it if he tried. He starts off, you know, as a World War II pilot about to crash his plane whilst quoting Andrew Marvell down the phone to the mayday operator, who he then falls in love with. There is one shot in it, actually, of the heavenly court before it goes into session, which we absolutely — and I haven’t actually spoken to Mike Newell about this — but we lifted almost identically for the start of the Triwizard tournament in Potter, in the fourth film. There is one shot — because I think I watched Matter of Life and Death shortly after we finished that film — which I watched and went, “Oh my god, we’ve just stolen that!”"

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