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IN THE DARKNESS OF WAR, THE LIGHT OF BOOKS PARIS, 1939 Odile Souchet is obsessed with books, and her new job at the American Library in Paris - with its thriving community of students, writers and book lovers - is a dream come true. When war is declared, the Library is determined to remain open. But then the Nazis invade Paris, and everything changes. In Occupied Paris, choices as black and white as the words on a page become a murky shade of grey - choices that will put many on the wrong side of history, and the consequences of which will echo for decades to come. MONTANA, 1983 Lily is a lonely teenage desperate to escape small-town Montana. She grows close to her neighbour Odile, discovering they share the same love of language, the same longings. But as Lily uncovers more about Odile's mysterious past, she discovers a dark secret, closely guarded and long hidden. Based on the true Second World War story of the heroic librarians at the American Library in Paris, this is an unforgettable novel of romance, friendship, family, and of heroism found in the quietest of places.

In our divine selection of six stories this month we have a sassy Satan, a Yorkshire Charon, the Irish god of poetry and love Aengus Og, the Almighty himself in a Mexican prison, Dionysus at AA, Baron Samedi on a Bradford bus, and, of course, guineapigs. Not forgetting the infamous Liars' League Book Quiz! GODS & MORTALS STORIES - RUNNING ORDER A Place to Dump Guinea Pigs by David Hartley *NEW AUTHOR*, read by Greg Page The Wings of Aengus Og by Sandi Leibowitz *NEW AUTHOR*, read by Lin Sagovsky One Day at a Time by Abigail Lee, read by Jim Cogan The Beginning of Wisdom by Raymond Walker *NEW AUTHOR*, read by Louisa Gummer The Divine Committee of San Miguel el Grande by Benjamin Verran *NEW AUTHOR*, read by Clive Greenwood Ticket to Ride by Elizabeth Hopkinson, read by Sarah Feathers

The five winning stories from our National Gallery competition for short stories inspired by paintings. Featuring models, virgins, Duchesses, conquerors and tigers - to name but a few ... WINNING STORIES RUNNING ORDER Authenticity and the Madonna by Ingrid Jendrzejewski, read by Sarah Feathers, inspired by Madonna with the Iris, workshop of Albrecht Durer Stilleven by Gregory Jackson, read by David Mildon, inspired by Still Life with Pewter Vessels and Crab by Willem Claeszoon Heda The Lost Species by Jenny Ramsay, read by Miranda Harrison, inspired by Surprised! by Henri Rousseau Desperately Seeking Hephaestion by Elizabeth Hopkinson, read by Nicholas Delvalle, inspired by The Family of Darius before Alexander by Paolo Veronese, The Ugly Duchess by Fiona Salter, read by Claire Lacey, inspired by An Old Woman (The Ugly Duchess) by Quinten Massys

Ten stories of one hundred or one thousand words each to celebrate our hundredth event; featuring life, death, sex, money, darts, clocks, supercomputers, magical curses, balding, and the difference between Woody Allen and Woody Harrelson. PLAYLIST: (100) One Hundred Years by Joanne L. M. Williams, read by Lois Tucker (1000) Ripples by Jason Jackson, read by Greg Page (100) Uncle Phil by Tom McColl, read by Nicholas Delvallé (1000) Candle by Liam Hogan, read by Sarah Feathers (100) Impact by Katy Darby, read by Judith Quin (1000) Baldhead by Sean Preston, read by Adam Diggle INTERVAL & INFAMOUS BOOK QUIZ (100) Life. Sentence. by Gordon Williams, read by Carrie Cohen. (1000) One Thousand Rupees by Abigail Lee, read by Nicholas Delvallé (100) Fifteen by Joanne L. M. Williams, read by Miranda Harrison (1000) Asking Friends by Guy Russell, read by Gloria Sanders

We celebrate the festive season with a heaving stocking stuffed full of Christmas fiction. Our December playlist features a grinchy tattooist, a doubting fiancee, a sex-pest Rudolph, a girl who just wants to party, and of course Cliff Richard - sorry, that should read Jesus. Plus two bonus flash fictions about the wicked German anti-Santa Krampus ... MISTLETOE & WINE LINE-UP Christmas Ink by Liam Hogan, read by John de Holland *NEW ACTOR* Bird in Hand by Stephanie Brann, read by Katy Darby Letter to Krampus by Alan Graham, read by Carrie Cohen Rock Bottom by David McGrath, read by Paul Clarke White Wash by Xanthi Barker *NEW AUTHOR*, read by Gloria Sanders Sweet Krampusnacht by Samantha Braham, read by Silas Hawkins Rudolph the Red-Faced Reindeer by Peter Saul, read by Sarah Feathers

Five stories running the gamut from birth to death, with rat pie, Aussie anglers and fiery apocalypse in between. 1) The Rat Pie Man by Stephanie Brann, read by Tony Bell 2) The Job by Maggie Veness, read by Silas Hawkins 3) Birth Plan by Uschi Gatward, read by Beverley Longhurst *INTERVAL* 4) Memory Man by Jim Cogan, read by Suzanne Goldberg 5) Elevator Pitch by Mike Clarke, read by Sarah Feathers

The second half of our Shakespeare-tastic (sort of) Spring special, featuring (in order): - PTSD: PART-TIMER, STILL DOWN, the story of a traumatised veteran, by Caroline Greene, read by Tony Bell - HISTORY LESSONS by Oana Aristide, read by Sarah Feathers - a schoolboys' war game goes horribly wrong. - ROMERO & JULIET by Liam Hogan, read by Robert Welling. An arrogant director of Shakespeare-influenced zombie porn gets his just deserts.

Five fantastic stories of love, death, sex and flirtatious unicorns for Valentine's Day, featuring ballads, high art, highwaymen, mass slaughter and the perils of internet dating (twice). STORY PLAYLIST: 1) 00:00 THE BALLAD OF TOM & JANE by Amy Eddings, read by Lisa Rose & Peter Noble 2) 14:10 NINE DEAD, SIX WOUNDED - A LOVE STORY by Ian Green, read by Martine McMenemy & Andrew Baguley 3) 27:00 YOU & ME by Maria Kyle, read by Suzanne Goldberg & Cliff Chapman 4) 44:25 CANVAS SPIRITS by Paul Flack, read by Silas Hawkins & Patsy Prince 5) 1:03:00 IN WALKS A UNICORN by David Douce, read by Sarah Feathers & Tony Bell

All five festive tales from our Christmas spectacular! Featuring: 1) MR FROST by Liam Hogan, read by Lin Sagovsky 2) ABOUT CHRISTMAS by Carolyn Eden, read by Carrie Cohen 3) OBVIOUSLY 3 BELIEVERS by Darren Lee, read by Paul Clarke 4) FIRST FOOT by Brindley Hallam Dennis, read by Ben Crystal 5) SANTA'S CHRISTMAS SNOWSTORM by Alan Graham, read by Sarah Feathers

The second half of our spooky October 2013 event. Features the stories Instructions for Burying your Best Friend by Liz N. Clift, read by Sarah Feathers, Everlasting by Nigel Robinson, read by Clive Greenwood and Dead and Dug Up by Jennifer Rickard, read by Alex Woodhall.

When the phone call comes before dawn, it's never good news ... Instructions for Burying your Best Friend by Liz N. Clift was read by Sarah Feathers at the Liars' League DEAD & BURIED event on Tuesday, 8th October 2013 at the Phoenix, Cavendish Square, London.

Roger and Ella share an uncomfortable dinner at a Portuguese restaurant, where Roger's meanness has appalling consequences ... Gratuity by David Bausor was read by Sarah Feathers at the Liars' League Give & Take event on Tuesday, December 13th, 2011, at The Albany, Great Portland Street, London.