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Collectively, they've propelled Johansson to the list she now finds herself on – despite the fact that Marvel has yet to give Black Widow her standalone feature.

The brilliantly versatile Laura Lippman combines the best elements of her standalone psychological novels with the greatest strengths of her series featuring journalist turned private eye Tess Monaghan in Hush Hush (Faber), a Monaghan mystery that probes the extremities of maternal love.

Hollywood turned one into the hit movie Confessions of a Shopaholic, one of her standalone novels (Can You Keep A Secret?) sold enough to put her on Britain's wealthiest 100 women list, and to date she has sold more than 6m books.

The Jazz A Juan Festival has also cancelled their performances for July 15, 16, and 18. Rihanna has also cancelled her standalone show scheduled for tonight.

Her latest novel, The Protector, is her first standalone and releases this week.

It will be the first time a female superhero has ever been given her own standalone film.

She's also set to star in her own standalone Black Widow film for Marvel as well as a biopic of Zelda Fitzgerald.

After I'm Gone (Faber, £12.99), her new standalone novel, is a set of character-driven vignettes framed loosely as a cold-case thriller.

Her 2008 standalone novel about aliens, The Host, also sold well, though the movie version, starring Saoirse Ronan, was a comparative flop, earning only $64m worldwide compared with over $500m for the last instalment of the Twilight movies.

One of the best collections of the weekend came courtesy of a lesser known name, Mary Katrantzou, staging her first standalone show on a platform of the now-disused Eurostar terminal in Waterloo station.

In her first standalone crime novel, Give Me the Child (HQ, £12.99), Mel McGrath, author of the splendid Edie Kiglatuk series, relocates from the high Arctic to south London, where the danger comes not from ice storms and polar bears, but something more insidious: the very people one should be able to trust – including oneself.