| Here's the book that airs Broadway's dirty laundry! Inspired by the classic Hollywood Babylon (in print for more than forty years, more than 100,000 copies sold), Broadway Babylon presents a hyper-entertaining look at the Great White Way's biggest scandals, best-kept secrets, and most over-the-top feuds. Author Boze Hadleigh, the preeminent disher of celebrity dish, serves up 400 pages of tasty, never-before-told stories about such show-biz icons as Merman, Williams, Lucille Ball, Davis, and others. |
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Already a bestseller in the author's natice sweden,this debut novel is both vampire legend and social commentary, with a gay love story at its pumping heart. Shrouded in very graphic violence, this isn't for the faint-hearted. Alluring, fascinating and undeniably weird. Gay Times |
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Lizzie is a waitress in a jolly local cafe, and is still in love with her ex, Sally. Lizzie's cross-dressing brother has gone missing and she is spiralling downhill: she drinks way too much, breaks into Sally's house, follows her to Brighton and even decides that Sally made her pregnant. A funny and surprising book full of freesh observations about love, loneliness and the state of the nation – marking the debut of a refreshingly different new voice. |
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Wilson is the author of a highly renowned biography of Patricia Highsmith and this is his début novel. Adam Woods finds himself as companion for a reclusive elderly novelist Gordon Crace. Woods becomes increasingly obsessed with his employer's past and when he discovers the beginnings of a biography he cannot stop himself from pursuing the truth behind it.
Nothing, is as it first seems and it is hard to know who is the good guy and who is the baddie, only a feeling of claustrophobia, corruption, seduction, and ruthlessness. |
