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  Lauren Beukes is being hotly tipped for her novel about a time-travelling serial killer. She tells JULIAN COLE how she came up with the idea.
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           <title>Longlist announced for crime novel of the year</title>
           
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  TWO DEBUT novelists face some giants of the genre in the longlist for the 2013 Theakstons Old Peculier Crime Novel of the Year Award.
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  York author Matt Haig’s new novel is a funny and moving outsider’s look at what it is to be human. STEPHEN LEWIS reports
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           <title>The Story and Language of Heraldry by Stephen Slater &#40;Southwater Books, £8.99)</title>
           
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  IT is uncertain when heraldry was born but in England it is associated with the reign of Henry I (1068-1135) when an illustration in a manuscript of that time shows shields with geometric patterns on them.
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           <title>Trees and Woodland in  In The South Yorkshire Landscape Melvyn Jones &#40;Wharncliffe Books Ltd £16.99)</title>
           
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  THOSE living outside Yorkshire tend to still think of its south region as being mainly an industrial and mining area and yet Sheffield is the most wooded city in the country and the region is blessed with many ancient woodlands and green-leafed areas.
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           <title>The Art Of India: Images Of Nature Judith Magee &#40;Natural History Museum, £12.99)</title>
           
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  THE East India Company played an important part in employing artists to illustrate specimens of Indian plants and animals.
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           <title>Life And Death In Pompeii And Herculaneum Paul Roberts &#40;British Museum Press, £45)</title>
           
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  PUBLISHED to accompany the major exhibition at the British Museum, this wonderful book reveals Pompeii and Herculaneum as they must have been and shows us the tragedy of their loss in AD 79 when Vesuvius erupted, producing an ash cloud 19 miles high.
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           <title>A Stone’s Throw by Fiona Shaw &#40;Serpent’s Tail, £7.99)</title>
           
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  York author Fiona Shaw’s latest novel is a poignant tale of loss, regret, and choices that ripple down the generations. STEPHEN LEWIS reports.
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  EDWARD Fairfax of Fewston – off the A59 beyond Harrogate – was, by all accounts, an accomplished writer who was praised by John Dryden, the future Poet Laureate. But he also seems to have been pretty unpleasant.
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  A little bit of ambition can be a very good thing: and boy, is Yorkshire’s Strangest Tales ambitious. Author Leonora Rustamova hasn’t contented herself with retelling well-known folk tales from the last few centuries (though there are a few of those here too).
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  A new book by landscape photographer Mark Denton captures the full richness and beauty of the Yorkshire Dales. STEPHEN LEWIS reports.
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           <title>Prisoner Of War Camps In Britain During The Second World War, Jon and Diane Sutherland &#40;Golden Guides Press £16.99)</title>
           
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  THIS book fills a gap in the history of the Second World War; little has been written about these camps and there are many intriguing facts and stories to be told about them.
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  IF your mouth isn’t watering after looking through this book then rush off to try any one of the recipes that takes your fancy.
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  PEG has made a new life for herself in London with a new partner but visits her grandmother and aunt every week.
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           <title>Revelations of a Lady Detective, William Stephens Hayward &#40;The British Library £8.99)</title>
           
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  First published in 1864 this book remained one of only two books to have as their leading character a female detective.
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  TO use facts as the basis of a novel and weave a plausible and absorbing story throughout those facts is an exceptional skill.
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           <title>Former taxi driver to publish his third novel</title>
           
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  A TAXI driver turned author is about to publish his third novel since he hung up his car keys two-and-a-half years ago.
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           <title>Eddie Benson book signing</title>
           
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  A STALWART community worker has signed copies of his new book at a supermarket in York.
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           <title>The Cocoa Works, York: A History of Rowntree's and Nestle in Chocolate City</title>
           
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  FOR generations of children and chocoholics and for thousands of residents, the name of York has been synonymous with sweets. Now, the history of one of the city’s most famous empires has been retold in print, in a new book.
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           <title>Rowntree women tell of life working at the York chocolate factory in new book ‘Sweethearts’</title>
           
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  A new book tells the history of Rowntree’s through the eyes of women who worked there. MAXINE GORDON meets the ‘Sweethearts’ of York
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