On BowieWhat made Bowie special? What made him the cultural icon he is today? And what made millions of people around the world tune into his peculiar wavelength and find exactly what they'd been looking for all along? These are the questions asked by Simon Critchley in this keen eyed, moving and textured tribute to Bowie. Each of the two dozen deceptively short chapters looks at Bowie from a new angle, slowly unfolding the enigma that was his artistic life

the infuriating show-off Homeopathix

Though different in so many ways � Lexi is an orphan and lives with her aunt on a trailer park

a beautiful wife and more money than he could spend in a lifetime

and as the sun's insidious heat beats down

negotiate terms for joining Pakistan

�Carol Ann Duffy is the most humane and accessible poet of our time� The Guardian The wonders of nature have inspired poets for centuries

Confronted by Maxim's lurid past

The last 30% turned me into a nervous wreck

In iridescent prose

His Cherokee Jeep was due for repossession and Megan grabs it but the moment she gets her hands on the vehicle the spiral of violence that began with Bennett

Devi exposes the inherently vicious systems in Indian society

Agatha Raisin