Can you recommend Melvyn Bragg's new novel?

I don't know the theme of his new novel as I'm not aware of which new novel it is.

Melvyn Bragg has written several historical novels. 'Credo' is also among his works. It delves into different historical periods and ideas, showing his ability to blend historical facts with fictional elements in an engaging way.

They are well - researched. He makes sure to base his stories on accurate historical facts.

Sure. 'All Over but the Shoutin'' is one of his well - known works that contains some great short stories. His writing often delves into the South, its people, and their stories with a lot of heart and vivid descriptions.

Rick Bragg's short stories often revolve around themes such as memory and the past. He uses his own memories and those of his family and community to create stories that are both nostalgic and relevant. His stories also touch on themes of class differences, as he writes about the different strata of society in the South, from the poor to the more well - off, and how they interact and view each other.

I'm not entirely sure which specific 'Melvyn Douglas Ghost Story' you are referring to. There could be many stories associated with him. He was a great actor, and perhaps there are some tales where he was involved in a spooky narrative, but without more context, it's hard to say much more.

If this is a ghost story related to Melvyn Douglas, it might have a character played by him who is either a skeptic or a believer in the supernatural from the start. The main features could also include some sort of paranormal activity like objects moving on their own or cold spots. These are common in ghost stories and could very well be part of this particular story too. Without more information, we can only guess.

I'm not sure specifically which new novel by Umera Ahmed. You can check at local bookstores or online book platforms like Amazon.

I'm sorry, I haven't heard of N Seethalakshmi's new novel specifically. You could try checking local bookstores or online book platforms for it.

I'm sorry, I'm not very familiar with Ramani Bulathsinhala's new novel. You can try checking at your local bookstore or library.