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The Hacienda: How Not to Run a Club by Peter Hook
Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe
Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson
Notes towards a definition of journalism by G. Stuart Adam
Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson
Travels with Herodotus by Ryszard Kapuscinski
London Orbital by Iain Sinclair
The English People by George Orwell
Going Dutch: How England Plundered Holland's Glory by Lisa Jardine
Empire of the Sun by JG Ballard
From Bauhaus to Our House by Tom Wolfe
Brideshead Revisted: The Sacred and Profane Memories of Captain Charles Ryder by Evelyn Waugh
The Secret History Of The Lord Of Musashi by Junchiro Tanizaki
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy by John Le Carre
Slaughterhouse 5 by Kurt Vonnegut
I don't bruise easily: the autobiography of Brian Close
From Sarajevo to Potsdam by A.J.P. Taylor****Recently published work
02.10.09: Guardian Books Blog: Overthrowing the King of Hay
17.04.09: Index on Censorship: These pirates won't be sunk
02.03.09: The Melbourne Age: A downloaders guide for freeloaders
12.03.09: Guardian Technology: Open Source apps are no small beer
26.01.09: The Sydney Morning Herald: Lives tangled in growing net
03.01.09: Guardian Books Blog: Birth of the robo-novel
02.12.08: Guardian Education: iTunes U's greatest hits
25.11.08: Guardian Education: On the brink of a new era
25.11.08: Guardian Education: We are all getting personal
27.10.08: Guardian Enterprise: The customer knows best
21.10.08: The Sydney Morning Herald: The Rise of the Machines
16.10.08: Guardian Technology: Was software responsible for the financial crash?
16.10.08: Guardian Technology: The next development of the net: the internet of things
16.10.08: The Hindu: When things have IP addresses
13.10.08: The Melbourne Age: Getting a life near to reality
09.10.08: The Hindu: 'Alife' research nears the mainstream
08.10.08: Guardian Technology: It's life Jim, but not as we know it
07.10.08: Network Cultures: The internet of things: A tale of two cities
24.09.08: Guardian Enterprise: Creative accountancy
04.09.08: Guardian Technology: A cheap camcorder in every pocket
25.08.08: Techradar: The Best of Berlin
23.08.08: Guardian Travel: Time to tighten your seatbelt
21.08.08: Guardian Books Blog: 826 Valencia: children's literacy inspired by pirates
11.08.08: Guardian Media: Chinese Whispers
08.08.08: Icon: Review: Flip Ultra
05.08.08: Guardian Travel: Bowie's Berlinculture
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