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Who would have thought that something as simple and natural as meeting and keeping a partner would need a manual? After all, it's easy, right? Wrong. It seems these days the only bit of romance we see is when another film version of Pride and Prejudice gets released. With our stressed-out days and busy schedules romance gets put on the back burner. Of course there's a never-ending avalanche of books, magazines, websites and TV programmes out there to allegedly 'help'. But who's got the time to wade through all of it to sift what really works from the rubbish? Perfect romance, the newest book i

We've got TV celebrities, radio celebrities, celebrity doctors, TV non-celebrities, 'experts', chefs and celebrity weather reporters all telling us how we can look and feel better and be more successful in every aspect of the little bit of life we've got left after ploughing through their endless (and usually conflicting) advice. ""Infinite Ideas"" introduces three new brilliant books, which cut a path through this jungle of self-congratulatory verbiage to get straight to some real-world ideas from people who've been there and done it - real people. These books are collections of the best advi

In London of the seventies, a dynamic counterculture blossomed against a backdrop of unemployment, racism, and IRA bombings. This volume, a collage of texts and images, provides an overview of the radical political and cultural developments of the decade