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Iain Banks, in conversation with The Open University (full)
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Personal Effects $13.90 Title from EMI's 1999 'Songbook Series', which brings together for the first time a selection of cult personalities, who have put together their very own compilations which they have illustrated with original artwork & literary pieces explaining their choices. Comes packaged in a hardback CD-sized book. Banks' contains 20 tracks, including cuts by the Wat erboys, David Bowie, Peter Tosh, Dreadzone... |
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Retribution $7.09 A string of grisly murders in Edinburgh, Scotland is linked to an investigative reporter who was about to print stories on each victim. Can he convince the authorities of his innocence and find the true killer before he strikes again? Jonny Lee Miller ("Trainspotting"), Brian Cox, Keeley Hawes star. AKA: "Complicity." 100 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo; Subtitles: Englis... |
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Complicity [Region 2] $7.10 [NON-U.S. FORMAT (PAL) Region 2 U.K. Import - This will not play on U.S./Canada DVD players or those from most other countries outside of Europe. You would need a "multi-region" or "region-free" PAL compatible DVD player or computer.] Newspaper Reporter Cameron Colley, having built his professional reputation on stories dealing with corruption and the underworld, is drawn into a web of deceit and ... |
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The Venturi Effect $0.99 After you die it takes seven years for you to go to Heaven. Give or take the odd minute or two. This girl I loved told me that, seven years ago, just before she went and topped herself. Now I'm praying for her sake that it's true. So begins Thomas, The Venturi Effect's faithless narrator, who is lying face-up, freezing and abandoned on the wind-swept tower of a Scottish castle. In his hand is a te... |
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Consider Phlebas (Culture) $9.99 "Dazzlingly original." -- Daily Mail"Gripping, touching and funny." -- TLSThe war raged across the galaxy. Billions had died, billions more were doomed. Moons, planets, the very stars themselves, faced destruction, cold-blooded, brutal, and worse, random. The Idirans fought for their Faith; the Culture for its moral right to exist. Principles were at stake. There could be no surrender. Within the ... |
