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Sex, Drugs & Chocolate by Paul Martin
Blake Morrison wallows in sins of the flesh and discovers a new way to pick up good vibrations -
The Silence of Dark Water by Jonathan Wittenberg
The reflections of a rabbi prompt Richard Harries to ask questions about the quality of his own living -
The New Uncanny, edited by Sarah Eyre and Ra Page
An exercise in Freudian scare tactics fails to unnerve Salley Vickers -
The Bodies Left Behind by Jeffery Deaver
The pace is terrific, the suspense inexorable. If you want thrills, Deaver is still your man, says Matthew Lewin
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The Bard by Robert Crawford
Andrew Motion welcomes a balanced new biography of the ploughman poet -
The Holy City by Patrick McCabe
Patrick McCabe's new novel lacks the urgency of The Butcher Boy, says Christopher Tayler -
The Natural History of Unicorns by Chris Lavers
The search for a mythical beast takes Daniel Hahn on a magical mystery tour of life's rich tapestry
