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   D C Jackson

   The first play in D. C. Jackson’s ‘Stewarton Trilogy’ for Borderline Theatre Company, The Wall, won the Best Ensemble at the 2007-8 Critics’ Awards for Theatre in Scotland and was ... More

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   Holbrook Jackson

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   Kevin Jackson

   Kevin Jackson is a freelance writer on film, who is also the editor of Schrader on Schrader. More

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   D. C. Jackson

   The first play in D. C. Jackson’s ‘Stewarton Trilogy’ for Borderline Theatre Company, The Wall, won the Best Ensemble at the 2007–8 Critics’ Awards for Theatre in Scotland and was ... More

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   Mick Jackson

   Mick Jackson’s second novel, Five Boys (2001), was described in the Sunday Times as ‘vibrant, happily eccentric and a joy to read’. His previous novel, The Underground Man (1998), was ... More

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   Gerald Jacobs

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   P. D. James

   This November P. D. James takes a break from Dalgliesh and gives us Death Comes to Pemberley, an historical novel of suspense set in the world of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. A brilliant whodunnit, starring some of literature's most recognisable characters. More

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   Rebecca James

   With rights sold in over 30 territories, Rebecca James's Beautiful Malice looks set to become an international publishing sensation, and its author a household name. Find out more about the Australia-based author over at her blog. More

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   Tim Jeal

   Tim Jeal is an acclaimed novelist and biographer, whose Stanley: The Impossible Life of Africa’s Greatest Explorer was published by Faber in 2007 and was a BBC Radio Four ‘Book ... More

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    Richard Jefferies

    Richard Jefferies was born in 1848 and died in 1887. The son of an unsuccessful farmer, he had an impoverished childhood. His early novels were failures, but his love of ... More

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