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By the author of Ducks, Newburyport, shortlisted for the 2019 Booker Prize, Goldsmiths Prize and Saltire Fiction Book of the Year Award\n\nBach, sculpture, plastic surgery, public speaking and a New York love story like no other - this is Lucy Ellmann's most extraordinary work of art to date\n\n'Bolshy, life-affirming, feminist and energetic. It makes you long to chuck your job, gulp oysters and run naked through the surf' Sunday Times\n\n'A wildly hilarious, modern film noir in fiction form' Sunday Telegraph\n\nIt's Christmas Eve in Manhattan.\n\nHarrison Hanafan, noted plastic surgeon, falls on his ass. So far, so good. 'Ya can't sit there all day, buddy, looking up people's skirts!' chides a weird gal in a coat like a duvet - Mimi! She kindly conjures for him the miracle of a taxi.\n\nRecuperating in his apartment with Schubert, Bette Davis, and a foundling cat, Harrison adds items to his life's work, a List of Melancholy Things (Walmart, puppetry, Velcro, whale eyes, shrimp-eating contests...). But when he receives a dreaded invitation to address his old school, Mimi reappears, with all her curves and chaos. She and Harrison fall emphatically in love.\n\nAnd, as their love-making reaches a whole new kind of climax, the sweet smell of revolution is in the air.

By the author of Ducks, Newburyport, shortlisted for the Booker Prize 2019, the Saltire Fiction Book of the Year Award and the Goldsmiths Prize\n\n'Bold ... Wonderful' Sunday Times\n'Hilarious ... Razor-sharp wit' Cosmopolitan\n\nEloise is too old to be called an orphan but insists she is bereft. With a cello, a car, some cats and a supply of Chicken Balti, she has devised for herself a half-alive hermitude. From her sinister country cottage she dispatches plaintive missives to the purveyors of evaporated milk and loo-roll holders. No one is too high, too powerful, to escape the fury of her attack.\n\nGeorge is England's only poet of ice hockey (not a full-time job). Pining for inspiration, he plays a lot of pinball and is chased around by his students. Indeed, all through the land people languish in a rage of bewilderment, undone by neighbours, the news and the heartless human tendancy to reduce the world to lists.\n\nFierce, funny and strange (touching on the unseen links between donkeys, fruit-labelling and ferry disasters) Lucy Ellmann's third novel reveals the stubborn nature of absurdity. Man or Mango? wanders through the darkest areas of human behaviour, and our century's history, asking how to live - and how to love.

By the author of Ducks, Newburyport, shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize 2019 and the Goldsmiths Prize\n\n'Shrewd, passionate, outrageous and very, very funny' Sunday Times\n\nDot used to think she was perfect, with her pointy nose, pink skin and blonde hair. But now she lives on Abalone Avenue with a husband who chases women and swordfish. And she has a rather icky Fatal Flaw. And the universe doesn't give a damn!\n\nSo DOT decides to End It All. Will death be fast? Slow? EMBARRASING? But despite her valiant suicide by tea cosy followed by a jaunt to the morgue, DOT wakes up...

By the author of Ducks, Newburyport, shortlisted for the 2019 Booker Prize, Goldsmiths Prize and Saltire Fiction Book of the Year Award.\n\nWinner of the Guardian First Book Award\n\n'exhilarating ... Lucy Ellmann is an original' The Guardian\n\nSuzy Schwarz has learnt one or two things about life: other people know how you should live better than you do; sisters (especially Fran) can destroy your sanity and self-esteem; lust calls for careful timing because it rarely coincides with that of your partner; and most heartbreaking of all, parents die on you, leaving you grieving.\n\nThe only thing that provides constant solace when times are bad (and they usually are) is food...

Richard Ellmann has revised and expanded his definitive work on Joyce's life to include newly discovered primary material, including details of a failed love affair, a limerick about Samuel Beckett, a dream notebook, previously unknown letters, and much more.

In questo classico della biografia letteraria, l’opera e la vita di James Joyce vengono raccontate, analizzate e commentate seguendo il filo di una passione rigorosa e priva d’indulgenza. Monumentale e minuzioso, lo studio di Richard Ellmann ricostruisce l’intricata rete che lega il vissuto all’arte, la singolarità del quotidiano alla vastità proteiforme del genio. Da Dublino a Trieste, da Parigi a Zurigo, emergono così i contorni di un’esistenza sfuggente, fatta di scelte spesso discutibili, amicizie perdute, difficoltà economiche e dolori insanabili come quello per la schizofrenia della figlia. La grandezza dello scrittore non è scalfita dai difetti dell’uomo, ma si nutre proprio dell’intransigenza di Joyce nel non cedere a compromessi, nel mettere il proprio lavoro davanti a tutto, pagandone sempre il prezzo. Ellmann organizza con intelligenza critica l’enorme quantità di aneddoti, fornisce chiavi preziose per la comprensione delle opere e restituisce al lettore l’immagine compiuta di uno dei grandi del Novecento. Con un articolo di Dwight Macdonald.

By the author of Ducks, Newburyport, shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize 2019 and the Goldsmiths Prize\n\n'As lunatic and splenetic and distinctive as anything that will be published this year ... I begin to suspect she may be some sort of genius' Telegraph\n\n'It is somehow hard not to be optimistic in the hands of a writer so angry and intelligent ... Doctors & Nurses is a novel bracingly alive, making more polite books cadaverous by comparison' Guardian\n\nThe tranquillity of a rural backwater - SHATTERED!\nThe ancient arts of medicine - EXPOSED!\nHer darling cleft-chinned doctor - FORCED TO FIGHT FOR HIS LIFE!\n\nIt was a time of wiping. A time of bandaging. Of patients and their incessant needs. In a world where nurses never wash their hands, and doctors are the lowest of the low, one enormous nurse stands up for LOVE - a nurse that will make you fart with fear...

'This is every woman’s dream revenge plot come to life.' Reader review, ?????\n\n\n \n Are you on a date that doesn’t feel right? \n \n \n Can’t shake that creepy guy at the bar?\n \n \n Worried you’re being followed home?\n \n \n Message M.\n \n After one too many terrifying encounters, Millie Masters sets up a hotline for women who feel unsafe walking home alone at night: Message M.\n\n\n But very quickly she realises that there’s much more to be done to help the women who call in. Because the men just do it again the next night, and the next, and the next…\n\n\n And when her own sister is assaulted on a night out, the temptation to take the law into her own hands becomes too much to resist.\n\n\n \n Because M can also stand for murder…\n \n\n\n \n A deliciously dark, hilariously twisted serial killer thriller with a villainous female lead. Perfect for fans of Bella Mackie’s How to Kill Your Family, Oyinkan Braithwaite’s My Sister, the Serial Killer, or anyone who enjoyed watching You.\n \n\n\n \n Readers are OBSESSED with How to Kill a Guy in Ten Ways!\n \n ‘A masterclass in murder. Millie is the serial killer you never knew you needed in your life.’ LM Chilton\n\n\n ‘Deliriously dark and incredibly funny. How to Kill a Guy in Ten Ways is a wild revenge comedy that had me reading all night…Addictive and twisty, I loved it!’ Katie Marsh\n\n\n ‘We love the dark humour in this thriller.’ That’s Life Crime Scene\n\n\n ‘Eve Kellman – I applaud you. This was absolutely fantastic.’ Reader review, ?????\n\n\n ‘I loved this book! Brilliant twists all the way through and so cleverly written. A must read!’ Reader review, ?????\n\n\n ‘This is … clever, quick-paced, and such a twist on the serial killer genre.’ Reader review, ?????\n\n\n ‘I absolutely LOVED this book! I flew through it! The feminine rage and the witty banter was *chefs kiss*. I can't wait for this to come out so I can buy copies for all my friends!’ Reader review, ?????

Una mattina, Chicco si sveglia sentendo nell'aria il più terribile degli odori. È spazzatura? No... Il cane? Nemmeno. Papà? La sorellina? Il criceto? La famosa brodaglia gefartzenschnaffel della nonna? No, no, no e no! E allora... che cos'è? Età di lettura: da 4 anni.

Ragnatele dalla costruzione ingegnosa, appostamenti perfettamente mimetizzati o attacchi mirati: i ragni sono cacciatori davvero affascinanti. E accudiscono con abnegazione la loro prole, fino a offrire il proprio corpo in pasto ai piccoli. Chi si avvicina all'osservazione dei ragni sa bene di quanta bellezza e varietà siano capaci questi animali a torto aborriti.