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Dorian: An imitation
Dorian: An imitation

By Will Self

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Shark
Shark

By Will Self

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Set a year before the action of his Booker-shortlisted 'Umbrella', Will Self's new novel continues its exploration of the complex relationship between human psychopathology and human technological...

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The book of Dave
The book of Dave

By Will Self

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GENERAL & LITERARY FICTION. What if a demented London cabbie called Dave Rudman wrote a book to his estranged son to give him some fatherly advice? What if that book was buried in Hampstead and hun...

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Death
Death

By Joanna Ebenstein

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Perfidious Man
Perfidious Man

By Will Self, David Gamble

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Feeding frenzy
Feeding frenzy

By Will Self

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Dorian
Dorian

By Will Self

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The Book of Dave
The Book of Dave

By WILL SELF

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Cock & Bull
Cock & Bull

By Will Self

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My idea of fun
My idea of fun

By Will Self

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