CATEGORY: Non-fiction
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Hadrian’s Wall: A Life
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Doubling Back: Ten Paths Trodden in Memory
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A Football Fling: Could Oxford United Really Steal the Heart of a Manchester City Fanatic
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Got, Not Got: Newcastle United: The Lost World of Newcastle United
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Got, Not Got: Spurs: The Lost World of Tottenham Hotspur
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The Scotch Whisky Treasures
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Trading Secrets: Squash Greats Recall Their Toughest Duels
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Got, Not Got: Southampton FC: The Lost World of Southampton
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Luggy: The Autobiography of Paul Sturrock
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Swansea City Miscellany: Swans Trivia, History, Facts and Stats
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Building the Dynasty: Manchester United 1946-1958
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Hibernian FC On This Day: History, Facts & Figures from Every Day of the Year
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American Football’s Forgotten Kings: The Rise and Fall of the London Monarchs
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No Borders: Playing Rugby for Ireland
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The Penalty King: The Autobiography of Johnny Hubbard, Rangers’ Star of the 1950s
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Wiped Out?: The Jerome Wilson Story
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AFC Bournemouth Miscellany: Cherries Trivia, History, Facts and Stats
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Queen Elizabeth II and the Royal Family
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Up Close and Personal: On Peripheral Perspectives and the Production of Anthropological Knowledge
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Rugby World Cup Greatest Games: A History in 50 Matches
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FEATURED AUTHOR:
Christopher Brookmyre
Football, religion, a dark and sometimes violent sense of humour are the hallmarks of Christopher Brookmyre’s novels. Born and educated in Glasgow, Brookmyre has worked for the film magazine Screen International, and as sub-editor for The Scotsman and …
FEATURED PUBLISHER:
Sparsile Books
Sparsile Books is a small independent publisher, based in Glasgow, specializing in high quality fiction and non-fiction. We see publishing as an art in itself, and we work closely with our authors to ensure that the books we publish give readers a uniq …