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Eleanor Catton

  • Novelist and Producer (The Luminaries), Freelance
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Ripeness by Sarah Moss

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By Sarah Moss, Eleanor Catton, Birnam Wood
| Pan Macmillan
Skip to main content Imprint: Picador The perfect book club spring read from the Sunday Times bestselling author. In 1960s Italy, a family secret rips a teenage girl's world apart, only for her to discover its true meaning decades later.
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The Danger Of Secrets: A Dark Death By Alice Fitzpatrick

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By Andrew Field, Jeffrey Archer, Eleanor Catton
| North East Post
arts A cosy crime, this novel is set on a suitably isolated, fictitious Welsh island which is inhabited by a close-knit population who look out for each other and don’t seek publicity.
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Venus, Vanishing by Rebecca Birrell

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By Rebecca Birrell, Joanna Quinn, Eleanor Catton
| Pan Macmillan
Blisteringly passionate, Venus, Vanishing by Rebecca Birrell is a page-turning debut novel of desire, art, and the stories lost to the darkness of history. 'Gripping, gorgeously written . . . I couldn't put it down' - Joanna Quinn, author of The Whalebone Theatre 'This vivid novel of 1930s Berlin asks what it means to make art in an emergency' - Eleanor Catton, author of Birnam Wood Berlin, 1928. Hannah is new to the pleasures and freedoms of the city.
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