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By Maggie Gruner, Ebury Press, Bobby Cummines
| Westminster Extra Verified
AN elderly tailor at Highbury Corner was easy prey for robbers, who threatened to burn his shop down if he called the police. Fearing ruin, he poured out his woes to one of his customers, Islington arch villain Bobby Cummines, who, for a price, sorted the problem. Bobby, who died in March aged 74, describes the transaction in his book I Am Not a Gangster.
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Ravikant Kisana's book on millennials and exclusion

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By Ebury Press, Amritesh Mukherjee
| Business Standard Verified
Meet the Savarnas: Indian Millennials Whose Mediocrity Broke Everything "Aapka naam kya hai? (What's your name?)" "Amritesh." "Poora naam kya hai? (what's your full name?)" "Amritesh Mukherjee." A satisfied smile would follow, if not another question. "Ye Mukherjee kya hote hain? (Which caste do the Mukherjees belong to?)" The dance of social sorting proceeds thus. This ritual, perfected over millennia, requires no formal training. Every Savarna child absorbs its rhythms through osmosis.
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Magical Worlds: A Q&A with Johanna Basford

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By Johanna Basford, Ebury Press, Amy Penrose
| booksfromscotland.com
‘Draw lots, aim high, have grit and be kind!’ Scottish illustrator Johanna Basford’s new colouring-in book Magical Worlds was published this month. We escaped into the book’s ‘fairytale worlds and intricate magical vistas’ to speak to its creator. Magical Worlds By Johanna Basford Published by Ebury Press Congratulations on the release of your latest colouring book, Magical Worlds. How do you approach each book project? How does the creation of a colouring book work?
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