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Blast
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Dead
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The
First Casualty |
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Gridlock |
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It's
2.15 a.m., you're in bed alone and the phone wakes you. Your eyes
are wide and your body tense before it has completed so much as a
single ring. And as you wake, in the tiny moment between sleep and
consciousness, you know already that something is wrong. Only
someone bad would ring at such an hour. Or someone good with bad
news, which would probably be worse. |
One
house, ten contestants, thirty cameras, forty microphones, one
murder…and no evidence. Dead Famous is a killer read from Ben Elton
– Reality TV as you’ve never seen it before. |
Douglas
Kingsley is sent to Flanders in 1917 to investigate the murder of a
British officer. Forced to conduct his investigations amidst the hell of
the third Battle of Ypres, Kingsley soon discovers that both the
evidence and the witnesses he needs are quite literally disappearing
into the mud that surrounds him. Ben Elton’s tenth novel is a
gut-wrenching historical drama which explores some fundamental
questions. What is murder? What is justice in the face of unimaginable
daily slaughter? |
Gridlock
is when a city dies. Killed in the name of freedom. Killed in the name
of oil and steel. Choked on carbon monoxide and strangled with a pair of
fuzzy dice. How did it come to this? How did the ultimate freedom
machine end up paralyzing us all? How did we end up driving to our own
funeral in somebody else's gravy train? Deborah and Geoffrey know, but
they have transportation problems of their own. And anyway, whoever it
was that murdered the city can just as easily murder them. |
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High
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Inconceivable |
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Past
Mortem |
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Popcorn |
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The
war on drugs has been lost. The simple fact is that the whole world
is rapidly becoming one vast criminal network. From pop stars and
royal princes to crack whores and street kids, from the Groucho Club
toilets to the poppy fields of Afghanistan, we are all partners in
crime. High Society is a story about Britain today, a criminal
nation in which everybody is either breaking the law or knows people
who do. |
Lucy
desperately wants a baby. Sam is determined to write a hit movie.
The problem is that both their efforts seem to be unfruitful. And
given that the average IVF cycle has about a one in five chance of
going into full production, Lucy's chances of getting what she wants
are considerably better than Sam's. What Sam and Lucy are about to
go through is absolutely inconceivable. The question is, can their
love survive? |
It’s
a question mild mannered detective Edward Newson is forced to ask
himself when, in romantic desperation, he logs on to the Friends
Reunited website in search of the girlfriends of his youth. Newson
is not the only member of the Class of ’88 who has been raking over
the ashes of the past. As his old class begins to reassemble in
cyberspace, the years slip away and old feuds and passions burn hot
once more. |
Bruce
shoots movies. Wayne and Scout shoot to kill. In a single night they
find out the hard way what's real and what's not, who's the hero and
who's the villain. The USA watches slack-jawed as Bruce and Wayne
together resolve some serious questions. How is it possible to get
shot dead live? Does art imitate life or does life simply imitate
bad art? And why, if murder is acceptable on prime-time TV, is the
f-word not? |
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Stark |
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This
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Stark
is a secret consortium with more money than God, and the social
conscience of a dog on a croquet lawn. What’s more, it knows the
Earth is dying. Deep in Western Australia where the Aboriginals used
to milk the trees, a planet-sized plot is taking shape. Some green
freaks pick up the scent: a pommie poseur; a brain-fried Vietnam
vet; Aboriginals who have lost their land…not much against a
conspiracy that controls society. But EcoAction isn’t in society: it
just lives in the same place, along with the cockroaches. |
SMALL,
WELL APPOINTED FUTURE. SEMI DETACHED. If the end of the world is
nigh, then surely it’s only sensible to make alternative
arrangements. Certainly the Earth has its points, but what most
people need is something smaller and more manageable. Of course
there are those who say that’s planetary treason, but who cares what
the weirdos and terrorists think? Not Nathan. All he cares is that
his movie gets made and that there’s somebody left to see it. In
marketing terms the end of the world will be very big. Anyone trying
to save it should remember that. |
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