India Today

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Labelled as autobiographical fiction, For the Love of a Man by Amrinder Bajaj tells the story of a woman who did not have the luxury to make the choices in her life but had to always accede to the wishes of the people around her. Even though the prot

SFX

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RELEASED 7 MAY 596 pages | Hardback/ebook Author Nick Martell Publisher Gollancz It’s a bold move to have the protagonist of a novel introduce their tale by describing it as “the greatest story ever told”, but Nick Martell’s fantasy adventure falls f

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RELEASED OUT NOW! 464 pages | Hardback/ebook Author DK Fields Publisher Head Of Zeus This first novel from DK Fields (a pseudonym for David Towsey and Katherine Stansfield) is a much more unusual, intricate and clever novel than it first appears. At

The Atlantic

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Daniel Defoe’s novel about London's 1665 plague can help us understand new media. No, really.

Writing Magazine

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The Ampersand Agency represents authors of contemporary and historical novels, literary, crime, thriller, fantasy, science fiction, non fiction, current affairs, history, biography and popular science titles in addition to authors of books for childr

Capper's Farmer

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Back in 1955, a call went out from the editors of the then Capper’s Weekly magazine, asking readers to send in articles on true pioneers. Hundreds of letters poured in from early settlers and their children, and from grandchildren of settlers, all wi

Writing Magazine

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Alt Hist, as the magazine Historical Fiction and Alternate History [sic] is affectionately known, is back. The new editorial team is just as eager to provide writers and lovers of historical fiction an outlet for short pieces of fiction, because hist

All About History

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You’ve seen him before: a mysterious figure, clad from head to toe in oiled Moroccan leather, wearing goggles and a beaked mask. He looks like a cross between a steampunk crow and the Grim Reaper. He’s usually called a ‘plague doctor’ and a quick sea

MMM - The Motorhomers' Magazine

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MMM always welcomes your thoughts: MMM Editorial, Warners Group Publications, The Maltings, West Street, Bourne, Lincolnshire PE10 9PH mmm@warnersgroup.co.uk MMM is published by: Stephen Warner Managing Editor: Daniel Attwooddanielattwood@warnersgrou

The Atlantic

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In the decades after Hernán Cortés invaded Mexico, one of the worst epidemics in human history swept through the new Spanish colony. A mysterious disease called “cocolitzli” appeared first in 1545 and then again in 1576, each time killing millions of

Woman's Weekly

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It’s always an exciting moment when the Queen of Crime announces her latest book – and, in this case, a new series. Lynda La Plante’s brand-new hero DC Jack Warr finds himself drawn into a chilling investigation after moving to London. When a badly b

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RELEASED OUT NOW! 352 pages | Paperback/ebook Author Eeleen Lee Publisher Rebellion It’s always interesting to imagine a future at a time when it’s no longer fresh and new, and in Liquid Crystal Nightingale Eeleen Lee takes us to the human colony of

BBC History Magazine

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January 1665 opened with “a fine hard frost”. Samuel Pepys, a rising young government official, just short of his 32nd birthday, shared a dinner of a good venison pasty and a turkey with his family, and reflected with satisfaction on his good health

The Atlantic

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“Literally tens of thousands of people were employed to just spoon poison into the burrows.”

NPR

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Many images that have been used traditionally to depict the Black Death are, in fact, not images of the plague at all. Now, a group of dedicated historians are trying to correct the record.

MMM - The Motorhomers' Magazine

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MMM always welcomes your thoughts: MMM Editorial, Warners Group Publications, The Maltings, West Street, Bourne, Lincolnshire PE10 9PH  mmm@warnersgroup.co.uk MMM is published by: Stephen Warner Managing Editor: Daniel Attwood danielattwood@warners

T3

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Future Publishing, Quay House, The Ambury, Bath, BA1 1UA EDITORIAL +44 (0)1225 442244 SUBSCRIPTIONS & CUSTOMER SERVICES +44(0)844 848 2852 38,076 PRINT 16,837 DIGITAL 21,239 Jan–Dec 2018 A member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations EDITOR JOSH RUSSEL

Writing Magazine

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Bennington Review is a literary print magazine published twice a year by the Bennington College in Vermont, USA. The editorial team, led by Michael Dumanis, aims to publish innovative, intelligent, and moving poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction and

Urbis

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What a year it has been! Including this issue, 2018 saw us put together close to 800 pages of the best interior and industrial design, and architecture of the year, and the people behind them. We have curated three special mini-magazines focusing on

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Novels getting another run-out this month include Alastair Reynolds’s SHADOW CAPTAIN 5 September, Gollancz), the follow-up to his Firefly-esque pirates-inspace book Revenger. It continues the adventures of sisters Adrana and Fura Ness, as they’re pur

Period Living

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Future PLC, Units 1 & 2, Sugarbrook Court, Aston Road, Bromsgrove B60 3EX EDITORIAL Editor Melanie Griffiths Content Editor Rachel Crow Homes Content Editor Karen Darlow Style Editor Pippa Blenkinsop Features Writer/Subeditor Holly Reaney Email perio

All About History

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I think the past informs the present. I don’t think we can draw parallels exactly to the past but we can learn from it. Regarding COVID, I couldn’t speak for some of the later pandemics but certainly, for the Black Death, the isolation, shielding and

Cosmos Magazine

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4 plague bacteria bacillus could fit in a line across a single blood cell 17 virions of coronavirus could fit in a line along a single plague bacilli (Yersinia pestis) It would take 200 blood cells to make a line across the head of a pin A coronav

The Saturday Evening Post

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“I was stunned,” says Gingerich on learning his story “Thornhope, Indiana” had won first place, publication in the Post, and a prize of $500. “It took a day or two to sink in. I’m still in a daze about it. Just completely gob-smacked.” “Thornhope, In

Wanderlust

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A fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, north-east expert Gemma has worked with both The Conservation Volunteers and the RSPB in the area. Caroline has been writing about travel and tradition in the Cotswolds for over 25 years; she now writes an

Writing Magazine

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First prize is £1,000 in the Live Canon 2021 International Poetry Competition for poems of any length and in any form. Fifty longlisted poems will be published in Live Canon’s annual anthology and sixteen poems will be performed at the annual prizegi

Writing Magazine

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Yours magazine editor Sharon Reid wants readers’ experiences of living abroad. Send with a photo to: Yours Magazine, Media House, Peterborough Business Park, Peterborough PE2 6EA; email: yours@bauermedia.co.uk Auctioneers are set to offer a 300-year-

International Traveller

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EDITORIAL DIRECTOR Leigh-Ann Pow DEPUTY EDITOR Imogen Eveson ART DIRECTOR Anita Jokovich SUB-EDITING Carla Grossetti DESIGN Julian Jones DIGITAL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Katie Carlin DIGITAL DEPUTY EDITOR Eliza Sholly DIGITAL CAMPAIGN EXECUTIVE Mikaela Stollz

NZ4WD

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EDITOR Mark Baker EMAIL: editor@nz4wd.co.nz GRAPHIC DESIGNER Margaret Murray CONTRIBUTORS: Ashley Lucas, Richard Soult, Aaron Rich, David Coxon, Geoff Anders, Peter Vahry EVENTS MANAGER Ashley Lucas EMAIL: Ashley@nz4wd.co.nz GROUP SALES MANAGER D

Writing Magazine

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Submissions of fiction, poetry, prose and artwork that ‘demonstrate craft, wit and intelligence and which possess muscle’ are invited by the quarterly Cerasus Magazine. Fiction may be micro or flash fiction, a short story, a standalone extract from a