PANMACMILLAN

MAY TO AUGUST2012

Contents

Fiction 2

Picador 15

Non-fi ction 18

Index 25

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Not Dead YetPeter James

For the City of Brighton and Hove, the publicity value of a major Hollywood movie being fi lmed on location about the city’s greatest love story – between King

George IV and Maria Fitzherbert – is incalculable. For producer Larry Brooker, this is the movie that could bring the fortune that has so long eluded him. For rock superstar, Gaia, desperate to be taken seriously as an actor, this is the role that could get her an Oscar nomination.

For Detective Superintendent Roy Grace of Sussex CID, it is a nightmare unfolding in front of his eyes. An obsessed stalker is aft er Gaia. One att empt on her life is made days before she leaves her Bel Air home to fl y to Brighton. Now, he has been warned, the stalker may be at large in his city, waiting, watching, planning.

Peter James was educated at Charterhouse then

at fi lm school. He lived in North America for a

number of years, working as a screenwriter and

fi lm producer before returning to England. His

novels, many of which have been Sunday Times

Top 10 bestsellers, have been translated into thirty

languages and three have been fi lmed. He divides

his time between London and Sussex. Follow him

on Twitter @peterjamesuk.

New in paperback:

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The HelperDavid Jackson

A grisly murder in a shabby New York bookstore seems to hold a special signifi cance for Detective Callum Doyle: the victim’s been marked with a

message that could have been left specially for him. But why?Th en the sinister phone calls start. Doyle is told more

deaths are planned but the caller will give him clues – on condition he keeps them to himself. So begins his dilemma. If he turns the off er down he will have nothing to go on. But if he accepts and gets it wrong, he will have concealed knowledge that could have stopped a killer.

As more deaths follow, increasingly vicious and apparently random, the pressure on Doyle to fi nd a link becomes unbearable. Does he continue to gamble with people’s lives? Or must he sacrifi ce everything to defeat a ruthless and manipulative enemy?

After taking his Bachelor’s degree and then a PhD,

David Jackson became a full-time academic. He

is married, with two daughters and a menagerie

of animals. Pariah, his fi rst novel, was Highly

Commended in the Crime Writers’ Association

Debut Dagger Awards. This is his second novel.

Follow him on Twitter @Author_Dave.

‘Recalls Harlan Coben – though for my money

Jackson is the bett er writer’Th e Guardian

AprilFICTION/Mystery & Detective/GeneralFIC022000$19.99978-0-230-76048-6TPB | 6 x 9 1/4 in | 304 pp

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Little Girl Lost Brian McGilloway

During a winter blizzard a small girl is found wandering half-naked. Her hands are covered in blood, but it is not her own. Unwilling or unable to speak, the only person she seems to trust is the young offi cer who rescued her, Detective Sergeant Lucy Black. As she struggles to identify the unclaimed child, Lucy begins to realise that this case and a recent high-profi le kidnapping may be linked – by events that occurred during the blackest days of the country’s recent history, events that also defi ned her own girlhood.

Brian McGilloway was born in Derry, Northern Ireland. He lives

near the Irish borderlands with his wife and their four children.

He is the author of four previous crime novels in the acclaimed

Inspector Devlin series.

June | FICTION/Mystery & Detective/General | FIC022000 | $15.99 | 978-0-230-74766-1 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 504 ppPrevious edition: 978-0-230-75336-5 | PB

The Murder Wall Mari Hannah

Eleven months aft er discovering a brutal double murder in a sleepy Northumbrian town, Detective Chief Inspector Kate Daniels is still haunted by her failure to solve the case. Th en the killing of a man on Newcastle’s Quayside gives Daniels another chance to get it right, and her fi rst case as Senior Investigating Offi cer. But she is now being watched, and as Daniels steps closer to fi nding a killer, a killer is only a breath away from claiming his next victim.

Mari Hannah’s career as a Probation Offi cer was cut short

when she was injured while on duty. She spent several

years working as a fi lm/television scriptwriter, creating and

developing a number of projects. She lives in Northumberland

with her partner, an ex-murder detective. The Murder Wall is

her debut novel.

May | FICTION/Mystery & Detective/General | FIC022000 | $15.99 | 978-0-330-53993-7 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 420 pp

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Bones Under the Beach Hut Simon Brett

Th e affl uent seaside resort of Smalting is unaccustomed to crime. So when human remains are found beneath the fl oorboards of one of its beach huts, the community is awash with fear, and amateur sleuths Carole Seddon and best friend Jude are drawn into the mystery. When the bones under the beach hut are identifi ed, the ghosts of the past are painfully reawakened, and long-hidden secrets begin to surface. An ingenious mystery from one of England’s favourite crime writers.

Simon Brett worked as a producer in radio and television

before taking up writing full-time. As well as mystery novels,

he has written a number of radio and television scripts.

Married with three children, he lives in an Agatha Christie-style

village on the South Downs.

April | FICTION/Mystery & Detective/General | FIC022000 | $17.99 | 978-0-330-47127-5 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 336 ppPrevious edition: 978-0-230-73638-2 | HB

The Thieves’ Labyrinth James Mccreet

A death on Waterloo bridge, a body in the river near Wapping, a lady robbed on Wych Street – all common enough daily incidents in early Victorian London. But when an outrageous theft is committ ed at the port, the clues from these seemingly unconnected crimes soon point irresistibly to a mystery deeper and murkier than the Th ames itself. Th e Th ieves’ Labyrinth is a dazzling Victorian entertainment – a gripping, richly atmospheric murder mystery.

James McCreet was born in Sheffi eld. He taught English

abroad for several years before returning to the UK to become

a journalist and copywriter.

July | FICTION/Mystery & Detective/Historical | FIC022060 | $15.99 | 978-0-330-51722-5 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 304 ppPrevious edition: 978-0-230-74797-5 | PB

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ChickenfeedApril | 978-1-4472-0827-3 | 128 pp

The Dark RoomApril | 978-1-4472-0789-4 | 528 pp

The Ice HouseApril | 978-1-4472-0786-3 | PB | 416 pp

The Scold’s BridleApril | 978-1-4472-0809-9 | 480 pp

The SculptressApril | 978-1-4472-0787-0 | 480 pp

Acid RowJune | 978-1-4472-0795-5 | 352 pp

The BreakerJune | 978-1-4472-0793-1 | 464 pp

The EchoJune | 978-1-4472-0792-4 | 448 pp

The Shape of SnakesJune | 978-1-4472-0798-6 | PB | 500 pp

The Chameleon’s ShadowAugust | 978-1-4472-0808-2 | 400 pp

The Devil’s FeatherAugust | 978-1-4472-0807-5 | 560 pp

Disordered MindsAugust | 978-1-4472-0802-0 | 384 pp

Fox EvilAugust | 978-1-4472-0799-3 | 576 pp

The Tinder BoxAugust | 978-1-4472-0828-0 | 124 pp

Minette WaltersMinette Walters is a bestselling crime writer. She has won the CWA John Creasey Award for best fi rst

crime novel, the Edgar Allan Poe Award for best crime novel published in America and two CWA Gold

Daggers for Fiction. Minette lives in Dorset with her husband.

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The Diamond HuntersMay | FICTION/Action & Adventure | FIC002000 | $15.99 | 978-1-4472-0837-2 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 240 pp

Eagle in the SkyMay | FICTION/Action & Adventure | FIC002000 | $15.99 | 978-1-4472-0840-2 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 336 pp

Gold MineJune | FICTION/Action & Adventure | FIC002000 | $15.99 | 978-1-4472-0836-5 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 256 pp

Shout at the DevilJune | FICTION/Action & Adventure | FIC002000 | $15.99 | 978-1-4472-0835-8 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 352 pp

The SunbirdJune | FICTION/Action & Adventure | FIC002000 | $15.99 | 978-1-4472-0838-9 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 544 pp

The Power of the SwordJuly | FICTION/Action & Adventure | FIC002000 | $28.99 | 978-0-333-78207-1 | HB | 6 x 9 1/4 in | 880 pp

A special hardcover collector’s edition of a classic adventure from the international bestselling author Wilbur Smith.

Wilbur Smith Wilbur Smith was born in Central Africa in 1933. He was educated at Michaelhouse and Rhodes

University. He became a full-time writer in 1964 after the successful publication of When the Lion

Feeds, and has since written over thirty novels, all meticulously researched on his numerous expeditions

worldwide. His books are now translated into twenty-six languages.

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ShrineA deaf-mute girl called Alice has a vision of a lady in shimmering white who says she is the immaculate conception. Suddenly Alice can hear and speak, and she can perform miracles. Soon the site of the visitation, beneath an ancient oak tree, has become a shrine for thousands of pilgrims. But Alice is no longer the guileless child – she has become the agent of something corrupt, a vile force that is centuries old.

August | FICTION/General | FIC000000 | $15.99 | 978-0-330-52262-5 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 544 ppPrevious edition: 978-0-330-37622-8 | MM

SepulchreTh ere is a house called Neath that holds a dark and terrible secret. In that house thereis a psychic called Kline who is part of its secret. Th e Keeper is guardian of the house, of the psychic, and of the secret. But now an outsider, Halloran, must protect them from a terrible danger, and eventually discover the horrifi c and awesome secret of the Sepulchre.

July | FICTION/General | FIC000000 | $15.99 | 978-0-330-52261-8 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 416 ppPrevious edition: 978-0-330-37626-6 | MM

MoonHe had fl ed from the terrors of his past, fi nding refuge in the quietness of the island. And for a time he lived in peace. Until the ‘sightings’ began, visions of horror seeping into his mind like poisonous tendrils as he witnessed the grotesque acts of another thing, a thing that glorifi ed in murder and mutilation – a monster that soon became aware of the observer within its own mind.

June | FICTION/General | FIC000000 | $15.99 | 978-0-330-52267-0 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 352 ppPrevious edition: 978-0-330-37629-7 | MM

James Herbert James Herbert is Britain’s number one bestselling writer of chiller fi ction, a position he has held ever

since publication of his fi rst novel. His twenty-three novels are sold in thirty-three foreign languages and

have sold more than forty-eight million copies worldwide.

‘Guaranteed to give you nightmares’ Daily Mail

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The Broken IslesMark Charan Newton

Ancient Villjamur is gone. In Villiren, city of sin, Commander Brynd Lathera prepares for the coming batt le with invaders from the other world.

Th e old emperor’s daughters, Rika and her sister Eir, are all that remains of the Jorsalir bloodline and the commander is determined that Rika will lead her people in the creation of a new city and new culture. But Villiren has never been a city to play by the rules and, despite the impending threat of destruction, criminal gangs may still undermine everything that Brynd has set out to do.

Th e epic culmination of the highly-praised Legends of the Red Sun series!

‘A deft melding of murder mystery, gang warfare, corrupt politics & full-blown war… a rewarding experience’ SFX Magazine

Mark Charan Newton was born in 1981, and holds

a degree in Environmental Science. After working

in bookselling, he moved into editorial positions at

imprints covering fi lm and media tie-in fi ction, and

later, science fi ction and fantasy. He currently lives

and works in Nottingham. Follow him on Twitter

@MarkCN.

New in paperback:

The Book of TransformationsLegends of the Red Sun, Book 3AugustFICTION/Fantasy/GeneralFIC009000$15.99978-0-330-52167-3PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 400 ppPrevious ed: 978-0-230-75006-7 | HB

AugustFICTION/Fantasy/GeneralFIC009000$28.99978-0-230-75007-4HB | 6 x 9 1/4 in | 400 pp

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Nights of Villjamur$14.99 | 978-0-330-46166-5 | PBCityof Ruin$14.99 | 978-0-330-46167-2 | PB

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The Thousand EmperorsGary Gibson

Archivist Luc Gabion has fi nally achieved his life’s goal of bringing down Winchell Antonov, head of the Black Lotus terrorist organisation, and the

scourge of the Tian Di’s stellar empire for countless years. But instead of feeling victorious, the encounter has left him scarred. Forcibly implanted with a technology far in advance of anything he’s encountered before, Luc sees and hears things he knows he’s not supposed to.

So when he fi nds himself investigating the murder of one of the Tian Di’s ruling clique, the Th ousand Emperors, he knows he’s in real trouble. Any one of them could be the killer, and any one of them could have him put to death on a whim. Worse, the murdered man is the architect of the coming Reunifi cation: two great civilisations are about to reunite in a new age of peace and prosperity. But it soon becomes clear that someone out there is willing to do anything to make sure that day never comes…

Gary Gibson began writing at the age of fourteen

and has worked as a graphic designer and

magazine editor in his home town of Glasgow.

He lives in Glasgow. Follow him on Twitter

@garygibsonsf.

New in paperback:

Final DaysJulyFICTION/Science Fiction/GeneralFIC028000$15.99978-0-330-51969-4PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 384 pp

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Low Life Ryan David Jahn

When Simon Johnson is att acked in his crummy LA apartment, he knows he must defend himself or die. Turning on the lights aft er the scuffl e, Simon realises he has killed his att acker and that the resemblance of the man to himself is uncanny. Over the coming days he begins to assume the dead man’s identity but soon his lonely life spirals out of control and, when mysterious messages appear on the walls around his apartment, he realises that losing his old self will be more diffi cult than he’d imagined. Combining gritt y noir, psychological drama and dazzling plott ing, Low Life is a shocking novel that announces Jahn as a brilliant new voice of modern America.

Ryan David Jahn grew up in Arizona, Texas and California.

He left school at sixteen to work in a record store and

subsequently joined the army. Since 2004 he has worked in

television and fi lm. He currently lives in Los Angeles.

August | FICTION/Psychological | FIC025000 | $17.99 | 978-0-230-74683-1 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 304 pp

What Will Survive Mark Gartside

Graham Melton was a normal fi ft een-year-old until he met Charlott e Marshall over a can of warm lager at his best-friend’s party in 1985. It was love at fi rst sight, and teenage life was never going to be the same again.

Two decades later, Graham is a single father trying to protect his son from the rigours of the modern world. Everything has changed, and the innocence has long gone. In a heart-warming and humorous tale of love, laughter and tears, Mark Gartside weaves a poignant story of one’s man struggle to bring up his son whilst learning to love and smile all over again.

Mark Gartside was born in Warrington in the 1970s. He

currently lives in Maine, USA, with his wife and two sons.

What Will Survive is his fi rst novel.

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Infi delityTara Palmer-Tomkinson

Th e glamorous headline-grabbing Lyric Charlton has fi nally put her unhappy past behind her. She has her adoring family and a lover who worships her, but as Lyric has always known, life is a very uneven path, and things have a habit of tripping you up when you least expect it. From the luxurious yachts on the Mediterranean to the super-charged atmosphere of the Melbourne Cup, to the serenity of a Buddhist retreat, Infi delity is a tale of lovers and losers, cheaters and winners.

March | FICTION/General | FIC000000 | $15.99 | 978-0-330-51333-3 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 400 pp

Summer With My SisterLucy Diamond

Polly has always been the glamourous high-fl ier of the family. Clare is a single mum with two children, struggling to make ends meet in a ramshackle cott age But then Polly’s fortunes come crashing down. With no money and nowhere to go, she’s forced back to the village where she and Clare grew up. With an old fl ame reappearing for Polly, a blossoming new career for Clare and a long-buried family secret in the mix, sparks are sure to fl y. Unless the two women have more in common than they fi rst thought?

July | FICTION/General | FIC000000 | $15.99 | 978-0-330-52055-3 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 400 pp

Lola’s SecretMonica McInerney

Th e heart-warming sequel to Th e Alphabet Sisters. At the Valley View Motel in South Australia’s Clare Valley, 84-year-old Lola Quinlan is up to mischief. She’s sent her family away for Christmas and invited a number of mystery guests to come and stay. But who are all these people, and why aren’t they spending the festive season with their own loved ones? Th is is a funny, sad and moving novel about memories and moments and the very meaning of life.

August | FICTION/General | FIC000000 | $17.99 | 978-0-230-76158-2 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 300 pp

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The Alphabet Sisters | August | $17.99 | 978-0-330-45271-7 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in

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More from Annie Murray The Bells of Bournville GreenApril | FICTION/Sagas | FIC008000 | $15.99 | 978-1-4472-0647-7 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 544 ppPrevious edition: 978-0-330-44611-2 | MM

Chocolate GirlsApril | FICTION/Sagas | FIC008000 | $15.99 | 978-1-4472-0646-0 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 384 ppPrevious edition: 978-0-330-49213-3 | MM

Family of WomenApril | FICTION/Sagas | FIC008000 | $15.99 | 978-1-4472-0649-1 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 520 ppPrevious edition: 978-0-330-43402-7 | MM

Miss Purdy’s ClassApril | FICTION/Sagas | FIC008000 | $15.99 | 978-1-4472-0648-4 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 528 ppPrevious edition: 978-0-330-43401-0 | MM

My Daughter, My Mother Annie Murray

In 1984, two young mothers meet at a toddler group in Birmingham. As their friendship grows, they share with each other the diffi culties and secrets in their lives. But when Joanne’s mother is suddenly rushed into hospital, the bewildered family fi nd that there are things about her of which they had no idea. Meanwhile, Sooky is back at home living with her parents aft er a disastrous marriage. While her mother’s silence at fi rst seems like a punishment, Sooky gradually realizes it contains emotions which are far more complicated and that her mother may need her help. Th is is the story of two young women discovering the heartbreak of their mothers’ lives, and of how mothers create daughters – and learn from them.

Annie Murray was born in Berkshire and read English at

St John’s College, Oxford. Her fi rst novel, Birmingham Rose,

hit The Times bestseller list when it was published in 1995.

April | FICTION/Sagas | FIC008000 | $15.99 | 978-0-330-53520-5 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 340 pp

Also available in hardback:

$28.99 | 978-0-230-75449-2

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More from Ruth Hamilton

The Bells of Scotland RoadJuly | FICTION/Sagas | FIC008000 | $15.99 | 978-1-4472-0946-1 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 592 pp

Mulligan’s YardJuly | FICTION/Sagas | FIC008000 | $15.99 | 978-0-230-75713-4 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 360 pp

Saturday’s ChildJuly | FICTION/Sagas | FIC008000 | $15.99 | 978-0-230-75712-7 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 360 pp

Previously published by Transworld

Lights of Liverpool Ruth Hamilton

Th ree families in post-war Liverpool, connected by history, separated by circumstance. Th e O’Neils keep watch over their boy, Seamus. Aided and impeded by her mother, Rosh Allen struggles to raise three children. Tess and Don Compton are on the verge of separation, but what really drives Tess’s desire to live on the posh side of the street? Behind the three families, two men are at work. One will do serious damage; the other will reunite a clan that goes all the way back to Ireland and to ancestors thrown ashore from ships of the Spanish Armada.

Ruth Hamilton is one of North West England’s most popular

writers and a former screenwriter for Coronation Street. She

was born in Bolton, which is the setting for many of her novels,

and has spent most of her life in Lancashire. She now lives in

Liverpool.

July | FICTION/Sagas | FIC008000 | $15.99 | 978-0-330-52225-0 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 420 pp

Also available in hardback:

$28.99 | 978-0-230-75985-5

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Hood RatGavin Knight

The non-fi ction thriller anticipated as ‘the crime book of the decade.’ In Moss Side, Manchester, Anders Svensson is on the trail of drug baron

Merlin and his lieutenant, Flow, a man so dangerous his type is said to appear only once every ten years. Among the housing estates of Glasgow, faced with the highest murder rate in Europe, Karen McCluskey is on a one-woman mission to end gang warfare. And in London, Pilgrim fi nds he’s no longer feared. Troll, the child soldier, is terrorizing the streets.

Th is is the story of our hidden urban underworld. Researched on the front line, it reads like a thriller – and all of it is true.

Gavin Knight has written for the Guardian,

Newsweek and many other publications. Over a

two-year period he was regularly embedded with

police units in inner-city London, Manchester and

Glasgow. He also spent time with dozens of violent

criminals involved in gang and gun crime. Follow

him on Twitter @GavinKnightHood.

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Cultural AmnesiaNote s i n th e M arg i n o f My Tim e Clive James

A lifetime in the making, Cultural Amnesia is the book Clive James has always wanted to write. Organized from A to Z, and containing over 100 essays, it’s the ultimate guide to the twentieth-century, illuminating the careers of many of its greatest thinkers, humanists, musicians, artists and philosophers.

‘Witt y, insightful and unashamedly erudite, the book is a superb miscellany of 20th-century cultural and political subjects’ Th e Sunday Times

Clive James is the author of more than thirty books. As well as

essays, he has published collections of literary and television

criticism, travel writing, verse and novels, plus fi ve volumes

of autobiography. As a television performer he appeared

regularly for both the BBC and ITV.

May | LITERARY COLLECTIONS/Essays | LCO010000 | $22.99 | 978-0-330-48175-5 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 912 pp | Previously announced

This is ParadiseWill Eaves

Family: sometimes heaven, sometimes hell, never what it seems. Th e Alldens live in a ramshackle house in suburban Bath. Don and Emily have four children: confi dent Liz, satirical Clive, shy Lott e, and Benjamin, the late arrival. Together they take the usual knocks, go to work, go abroad, go to university, go to pieces.

But the ordinary is special, too, as the Alldens will discover thirty years later when Emily falls ill and her children come home to say goodbye. Th is Is Paradise is an unfl inching portrayal of the dynamics of family life. Th e Alldens are wholly recognizable and defi antly unique, close allies and closer adversaries who think they know each other.

Will Eaves was born in Bath in 1967. He is the author of two

novels, The Oversight and Nothing To Be Afraid Of, and a

collection of poems, Sound Houses. For many years he was

the arts editor of the Times Literary Supplement. He now

teaches at the University of Warwick.

March | FICTION/Literary | FIC019000 | $28.99 | 978-1-447-21621-6 | HB | 5 3/8 x 8 1/2 in | 256 pp

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BanjoSamantha Wynne-Rhydderch

Celebrating the centenary of Captain Scott ’s arrival at the South Pole in 1912, Banjo gives us new psychological insight into the lives of the early Antarctic pioneers, as well as an extraordinary account of the role played by music in surviving the long Antarctic winters. Banjo is Wynne-Rhydderch’s most accomplished collection to date, and further evidence of a writer of great imaginative versatility.

July | POETRY/General | POE000000 | $21.99 | 978-0-330-54466-5 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 256 pp

MisadventureRichard Meier

Winner of the inaugural Picador Poetry Prize 2010, Misadventure is a book about what we learn, and what we refuse to learn: although Meier’s poems are oft en deceptively quiet in their address, the reader soon discovers disarmingly tender poetry that touches the hope and hopelessness lurking just below the surface of things, in our rooms, tables, coats and gardens – and leaves them enriched and strange, under the transforming eye of a fi ne new talent.

April | POETRY/General | POE000000 | $21.99 | 978-1-4472-0846-4 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 100 pp

The Godless BoysNaomi Wood

Imagine an alternative England, where the Church controls the country and non-believers have been exiled to a remote island. Life on the Island is diffi cult, more so because a fi erce group of boys patrol the community, searching for signs of faith and punishing any believers. When a beautiful new girl appears, arriving from the mainland on a secret search for her long-lost mother, the gang is split: one boy falls in love with her, another seeks a violent revenge. Th e struggle between them will change everything.

June | FICTION/Literary | FIC019000 | $17.99 | 978-0-330-51336-4 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 368 ppPrevious edition: 978-0-330-53012-5 | TPB

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You’re Not What You ThinkHow to Chang e Your L i f e i n an In stant

Richard Wiseman

Nearly all self-help books are about trying to change your mind by thinking diff erently: think happy thoughts and you’ll be happier, think yourself

rich and visualise the perfect you. Psychologist Richard Wiseman, author of Paranormality and 59 Seconds, challenges this idea.

In fact, Wiseman argues, there is a surprisingly large amount of real science showing that the opposite is true: our thoughts and moods are far more directly infl uenced by our behaviour than the other way around. Act happy and you’ll actually become happier. If you want to achieve something, act as if you’ve already achieved it.

A fascinating new book that ratt les the underpinnings of self-help and pop psychology to demonstrate both the fl exibility and potential of the human mind.

Professor Richard Wiseman has an international

reputation for his research into unusual areas,

including deception, luck, humour and the

paranormal. He is the author of Paranormality and

the international bestseller 59 Seconds. Follow him

on Twitter @RichardWiseman.

Also available:

Paranormality$19.99 | 978-0-230-75298-6 | TPB

AugustPSYCHOLOGY/GeneralPSY000000$19.99978-0-230-75207-8TPB | 5 3/8 x 8 1/2 in | 256 pp

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We Shall Never SurrenderB r i t i sh Vo i c e s 1 9 3 9 - 1 9 4 5 Penelope Middelboe, Donald Fry and Christopher Grace

Th rough the diaries of nine men and women, We Shall Never Surrender tells the story of the war as they experienced it, whether at home struggling simply to keep going, in high offi ce with direct infl uence on its outcome, or protesting against it. For some, keeping a diary was a way of documenting their hopes and fears for an unforeseen future. For others, it was a way of carefully preserving their lives on the page, uncertain in what state they would fi nd the world the next time they woke. Together they constitute a remarkable record of human endeavour and human cost, at a time when the whole world was locked in confl ict.

Donald Fry, Christopher Grace, and Penelope Middelboe

share a passion for social history. This is the fi rst book they

have produced together.

June | HISTORY/Europe/Great Britain | HIS015000 | $19.99 | 978-0-330-51134-6 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 356 pp | Previous edition: 978-0-230-74432-5 | HB

Tales from Below StairsThe Bestselling Memoirs of a 1920s Kitchen MaidMargaret Powell

As a kitchen maid, Margaret lived in a world of upstairs mistresses, temperamental cooks and starchy butlers where work started at 5.30am and went on until aft er dark. Yet, from the gentleman with a penchant for stroking the housemaids’ curlers to her own discovery of love with a butcher’s boy turned milkman, Margaret’s tales of her time in service are told with wit, warmth, and a sharp eye for the prejudices of her situation. Tales fr om Below Stairs collects the two volumes – Below Stairs and Climbing the Stairs – of Margaret’s remarkable true story in a single engaging book that’s perfect for fans of Upstairs, Downstairs and Downton Abbey.

Margaret Powell was born in 1907 in Hove. Aged fi fteen, she

went into service as a kitchen maid, eventually progressing to

the position of cook. In 1968 the fi rst volume of her memoirs,

Below Stairs, was published to instant success. She died in 1984.

May | HISTORY/Europe/Great Britain | HIS015000 | $19.99 | 978-1-4472-1183-9 | TPB | 6 x 9 1/4 in | 432 pp

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Spies and CommissarsR u s s ia and th e We st i n th e R u s s ian R e v ol ut i on Robert Service

In the aft ermath of the Revolution, the Western powers were anxious to prevent the spread of Bolshevism but the revolution and Russia’s withdrawal from the First World War had ensured a diplomatic exodus from Moscow and the usual routes to vital information had been closed off . Into this void stepped an extraordinary collection of opportunists, journalists and spies Robert Service turns his meticulous eye to this ragtag group of people and, with narrative fl air and impeccable research, reveals one of the great untold stories of the twentieth century.

Robert Service is a Fellow of the British Academy and of

St Antony’s College, Oxford. His book, Trotsky: A Biography

was awarded the 2009 Duff Cooper Prize. Married with four

children, he lives in London.

July | HISTORY/Europe/Russia & the Former Soviet Union | HIS032000 | $19.99 | 978-0-330-51728-7 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 424 ppPrevious edition: 978-1-4472-0200-4 | TPB

The Way I See ItR ant s , R e v el at i on s A nd R ul e s For L i f e Alan Sugar

Everyone knows that Lord Sugar has strong opinions and is not afraid to share them – no matt er how controversial they may be. In Th e Way I See It he shares his trenchant views on subjects as varied as over-priced poncy restaurants, the problems with British society, why French drivers wind him up, and the secrets of his own success. Crammed full of brilliant stories, amusing rants and sound advice, this is the last word on life, the universe and everything from the nation’s favourite straight-talking businessman.

Lord Sugar is chairman of Amshold Group Ltd, a member of

the House of Lords, and the popular star of The Apprentice

and Junior Apprentice.

May | BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY/Political | BIO010000 | $17.99 | 978-1-4472-0539-5 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 352 ppPrevious edition: 978-0-230-76089-9 | HB

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Bear Grylls: Two All-Action AdventuresFac i ng Up – Fac i ng th e Froz e n O c e an Bear Grylls

Together for the fi rst time, these are two of Bear Grylls’ most fascinating adventurers. Facing Up is the story of Bear’s remarkable journey to the summit of Mount Everest – at 23 he became the youngest Briton to stand on top of the world’s highest mountain. Facing the Frozen Ocean follows Bear and his companions in a carefully calculated att empt to complete the fi rst unassisted crossing of the north Atlantic from Canada to Iceland.

Bear Grylls spent three years with the British Special Forces.

Three years after a horrendous parachuting accident in

southern Africa when he broke his back in three places, he

overcame the odds to become the youngest British climber

ever to reach the summit of Mount Everest.

June | SPORTS & RECREATION/Outdoor Skills | SPO030000 | $19.99 | 978-0-230-76152-0 | TPB | 6 x 9 1/4 in | 625 pp | 24 pp colour photographs

Published separately as Facing Up (978-0-330-39226-6 | PB) and Facing the Frozen Ocean (978-0-330-42707-4 | PB)

I is for Infl uenceTh e Ne w S c i e n c e o f Pe rsu a s i on Rob Yeung

Some people seem naturally more infl uential and persuasive. In fact they are simply using rules and techniques that anyone can harness. Psychologist Rob Yeung explores the latest research to expose myths and uncover the real truths about the art of infl uence and persuasion. I is for Infl uence not only reveals the secrets behind eff ortlessly winning trust and support; it will allow you to learn proven techniques for gett ing that promotion, winning that business contract or even fi nding your perfect match.

Dr Rob Yeung is a chartered psychologist of the British

Psychological Society. He has written more than 20 books

including the 2008 bestseller Confi dence: The Art of Getting

Whatever You Want and The Extra One Per Cent: How Small

Changes Make Exceptional People.

February | SELF-HELP/Personal Growth/General | SEL031000 | $26.99 | 978-1-9057-4465-7 | TPB | 5 3/8 x 8 1/2 in | 240 pp

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Caravans and Wedding BandsA R omany L i f e i n th e 1 9 6 0 s Eva Petulengro

For Romany Eva Petulengro, marrying outside her culture was a big step to take as she adapted to living with a gorger – and he had to adapt to living with her! In this charming sequel to Th e Girl in the Painted Caravan, she describes their fi rst eventful years of married life in Brighton and the birth of their four children, along with the story of her wider family. Funny and heartwarming, Caravans and Wedding Bands is a poignant reminder of a time when life was changing irrevocably for the Romany.

Eva Petulengro is a Romany who spent her childhood in

a caravan before settling in Brighton as an adult where

she became one of the country’s leading clairvoyants and

astrologers.

July | HISTORY/Europe/General | HIS010000 | $15.99 | 978-1-4472-0944-7 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 288 pp

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The Girl in the Painted Caravan$14.99 | 978-0-330-51999-1 | PB

Confessions of an Essex GirlA n Un s c r i p ted , Un c e n s ored , R eal L i f e S tor y Becci Fox

‘Th is book contains fl ash blokes, glamorous girls and expensive cars. Th e tans may be fake but everything you read really happened.’ Becci Fox is an Essex girl through and through. She lives in the grounds of her parents’ manor house, drives a Mercedes SLK and had a boob job when she was eighteen. She’s ambitious, working hard during the day as a bridal buyer. And at night she plays hard, clubbing and mixing with celebrities and soap stars. Becci shares six dramatic and outrageous months in her life as she and her friends have fun, fall in love, handle heartache and betrayal, and even plan a big fat Essex wedding.

Becci Fox is a pseudonym for a real life Essex girl from

Buckhurst Hill. This is her fi rst book.

April | BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY/Personal Memoirs | BIO026000 | $15.99 | 978-1-4472-0563-0 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 320 pp

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ChandiTh e R e s c u e D o g W h o S tol e a Nat i on’s Hear tTina Humphrey

Th e heartwarming story of Tina and Chandi, fi nalists on Britain’s Got Talent. When Tina met Chandi she was a frightened, abandoned puppy in a local pound. Under Tina’s care she soon blossomed into an amazingly intuitive dog and together with Pepper, Tina’s fi rst rescue dog, she gave Tina a reason to live aft er losing both her parents to cancer. Tina and Chandi developed a very special bond that allowed them to communicate at an extraordinary level and provided the magic element in their Freestyle dog dancing routines.

April | PETS/Dogs/General | PET004000 | $15.99 | 978-1-4472-0388-9 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 320 pp

Nobody CaredTerrie O’Brian

All Terrie ever wanted was to be part of a normal family. Instead, her earliest memories are of her father abusing her. She was placed in the care of the state aged just nine years old. And it was here that the biggest betrayal was yet to come as her babysitt er, a man in his thirties, began an exploitation that saw her forced to have an abortion at 11, pregnant again at 13, and lasted until Terrie found the strength to go to the police at 16. Writt en with total honesty, this is the inspiring story of a remarkable young woman who not only fought for justice but who found the strength to break free from her abusive past.

July | BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY/General | BIO000000 | $15.99 | 978-1-4472-0557-9 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 320 pp

Escape from EvilCathy Wilson

Cathy was just sixteen when she met a charming older man called Peter Tobin. Th is considerate man, who appeared so normal to anyone who met him, became fi rst controlling, then violent, and Cathy found herself trapped in a terrifyingly abusive marriage. Eventually, for the sake of her young son, she found the strength to escape. Still Tobin remained a threatening presence in the background. Th en, turning on the television set in 2006, she screamed with horror when a familiar face appeared on the news. Her ex-husband, her son’s father, was a serial killer.

February | BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY/General | BIO000000 | $15.99 | 978-0-330-53847-3 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 320 pp

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Little Ern!Th e A uth or i s e d B i o g raphy o f Er ni e Wi s e Robert Sellers and James Hogg

Litt le Ern! takes us from Ernie Wise’s childhood in Leeds, where he supported his family by performing on stage, to his friendship with the young comic Eric Morecambe and the growth of their famous double act as they toured the theatres of war-torn Britain, to the impact fame had on their lives and friendship. Fully exploring the crucial contribution he made to the act, this charming biography reminds us why Ernie Wise deserves his place in the pantheon of comedy greats.

Robert Sellers is the author of the bestselling Hellraisers

series, and has written more than ten books on popular

culture. James Hogg has contributed to several books and

consulted on television productions on British comedy.

June | BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY/Entertainment & Performing Arts | BIO005000 | $19.99 | 978-1-4472-0162-5 | PB | 5 1/8 x 7 3/4 in | 352 pp

Be A Legend Greg Searle

Twenty years ago, rower Greg Searle won Gold in the Coxed Pair alongside his brother Jonny, at the Barcelona Olympic Games. At the age of 20, he received an MBE, and by the time he had reached his mid-thirties, his glorious career as an international athlete was over. Or was it? Be a Legend is a book about obsession; about the drive to be the best you can be, whatever your age. In April 2010, and almost two decades older than the rest of the British rowing squad, Greg made the decision to come out of retirement and go for gold again at the London 2012 Olympics. His journey gets to the very heart of what it means to compete, in any walk of life.

Greg Searle won an Olympic gold medal with his brother

Jonny and their cox Garry Herbert in 1992. Greg retired from

international rowing after the Sydney Olympics in 2000.

He is currently a director of Lane4, a company established

by former Olympic swimming champion Adrian Moorhouse

offering lessons learned in sport to the business community.

August | SPORTS & RECREATION/General | SPO000000 | $28.99 | 978-0-230-76353-1 | HB | 6 x 9 1/4 in | 300 pp

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Acid Row 6

Banjo 17Be A Legend 24Bear Grylls: Two All-Action

Adventures 21Bells of Bournville Green, Th e 13Bells of Scotland Road, Th e 14Bones Under the Beach Hut 5Breaker, Th e 6Brett , Simon 5Broken Isles, Th e 9

Caravans and Wedding Bands 22Chameleon’s Shadow, Th e 6Chandi 23Chickenfeed 6Chocolate Girls 13Confessions of an Essex Girl 22Cultural Amnesia 16

Dark Room, Th e 6Dead Like You 2Devil’s Feather, Th e 6Diamond Hunters, Th e 7Diamond, Lucy 12Disordered Minds 6

Eagle in the Sky 7Echo, Th e 6Escape fr om Evil 23

Family of Women 13Fox, Becci 22Fox Evil 6Fry, Donald 19

Gartside, Mark 11Gibson, Gary 10Godless Boys, Th e 17Gold Mine 7Grace, Christopher 19Grylls, Bear 21

Hamilton, Ruth 14Hannah, Mari 4Helper, Th e 3Herbert, James 8

Hood Rat 15Humphrey, Tina 23

Ice House, Th e 6I is for Infl uence 21Infi delity 12

Jackson, David 3Jahn, Ryan David 11James, Clive 16James, Peter 2

Knight, Gavin 15

Lights of Liverpool 14Litt le Ern! 24Litt le Girl Lost 4Lola’s Secret 12Low Life 11

McCreet, James 5McGilloway, Brian 4McInerney, Monica 12Meier, Richard 17Middelboe, Penelope 19Misadventure 17Miss Purdy’s Class 13Moon 8Mulligan’s Yard 14Murder Wall, Th e 4Murray, Annie 13My Daughter, My Mother 13

Newton, Mark Charan 9Nobody Cared 23Not Dead Yet 2

O’Brian, Terry 23

Palmer-Tomkinson, Tara 12Petulengro, Eva 22Power of the Sword, Th e 7

Saturday’s Child 14Scold’s Bridle, Th e 6Sculptress, Th e 6Searle, Greg 24Sellers, Robert 24

Sepulchre 8Service, Robert 20Shape of Snakes, Th e 6Shrine 8Smith, Wilbur 7Spies and Commissars 20Sugar, Alan 20Summer With My Sister 12Sunbird, Th e 7

Th ieves’ Labyrinth, Th e 5Th ousand Emperors, Th e 10Tinder Box, Th e 6

You’re Not What You Th ink 18

Walters, Minett e 6Way I See It, Th e 20We Shall Never Surrender 19What Will Survive 11Wilson, Cathy 23Wiseman, Richard 18Wood, Naomi 17Wynne-Rhydderch, Samantha 17

Yeung, Rob 21

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