Philip Stone, charts expert: "Britain's Got Talent" judge Michael McIntyre's memoir, Life and Laughing, second only to Stephen Fry's The Fry Chronicles as the bestselling memoir of 2010, takes top spot in this week's eBestseller list, ahead of Karin Slaughter's The Unremarkable Heart - Random House Group's first direct-to-digitial fiction title. The latter contains the opening chapter of Slaughter's forthcoming Fallen, which hits shelves (both physical and digital) next month. George R R Martin's A Game of Thrones enters the Top 10 in the same week the paperback edition of the book, first published in 1996, enterred The Official UK Top for the very first time, while Voss and Edwards' Catch Your Death enters the charts thanks to a cheap price (95p on Amazon) and a stroke of bibliographic genius. The full title on Amazon is "Catch Your Death (for fans of Dan Brown & Stieg Larsson)". Ker-ching!