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James Scudamore
James Scudamore’s peripatetic upbringing provided him with the ‘exposure to other cultures at an impressionable age’ that has informed his four novels to date
Charlotte Collins
Charlotte Collins is a freelance journalist and literary translator
A Whole Life
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A Whole Life

Robert Seethaler’s tender book about finding dignity and beauty in solitude looks at the moments, big and small, that make us who we are
Dorian
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Dorian

Will Self transports Oscar Wilde’s original tale of decadence and sin to a hedonistic late 20th century, with brutally chilling effect
Rachel Seiffert
Rachel Seiffert is the daughter of an Australian father and a German mother. Her novel The Dark Room was shortlisted for the Booker Prize 2001
Nicholas Shakespeare
As a former newspaper literary editor, Nicholas Shakespeare had written about innumerable Booker Prizes before he found himself longlisted and suddenly a participant rather than an observer
Joan Barfoot
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Joan Barfoot

A Canadian novelist’s potent story of small town life and a middle-aged woman and restless 17-year-old boy whose lives are changed after a chance and tragic meeting in an ice-cream parlour
A.L. Barker
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A.L. Barker

A L (Audrey Lilian) Barker – poet, short-story writer and novelist – was an author who gained more critical accolades than sales. She was shortlisted for John Brown’s Body
Sybille Bedford
Sybille Bedford was born in Charlottenburg, Germany. She published her first book, The Sudden View: A Mexican Journey, in 1953