An indelible exploration of the Cultural Revolution and how it shapes China today, Red Memory uncovers forty years of silence...

Plague is not the only killer - an historical epic of murder and mystery, myth-making and nation-building, from the winner of the...

The Tastemaker charts the singular life of a man who has been at the beating heart of music's most iconic moments for over sixty...

Recently retired policeman Tom Kettle is settling into the quiet of his new home, a lean-to annexed to a Victorian castle...

The diary and essays of Brian Eno republished twenty-five years on with a new introduction by the artist in a beautiful hardback...

The Sunday Times bestselling author of Snow and April in Spain returns with Strafford and Quirke’s most troubling case...

A balm for our times from the internationally bestselling author of Wintering.

Our sense of enchantment is not only sparked...

You are a small thing, and you must learn to fight.

Swiv has taken this advice too literally. Now she's suspended from school,...

What if…?
A large wolf escapes its captors.
A cult leader breaks out of psychiatric care.
A disillusioned woman is forced to...

An unnamed man arrives in Berlin as a visiting professor. It is a place fused with Western history and cultural fracture lines....

Blackpool, 1938. Miss Margaret Finch - a rather demure young woman - has just begun work in a position that relies on her...

A swift flies two million kilometres in its lifetime. That's far enough to get to the moon and back twice over - and then once...

Siegfried Sassoon is one of the First World War poets whose poetry has defined a generation. He published most of his war poetry...

Critically-acclaimed and bestselling author Paul Morley’s long-awaited biography of Factory Records co-founder and Manchester...

From the bestselling author of Grief is the Thing with Feathers and Lanny, Shy is a novel about guilt, rage, imagination and...

This remarkable volume brings together all of John McGahern’s short fiction, fully revised, in a definitive text. McGahern has...

As I stepped over one of the Germans an impulse made me lift him up from the miserable ditch. Propped against the bank, his blond...

1606: William Shakespeare and the Year of Lear traces Shakespeare’s life and times from the autumn of 1605, when he took an old...

Caithleen 'Kate' Brady and Bridget 'Baba' Brennan are growing up in a repressive Irish village after World War II. Kate is a...

Journalist Marie Heaney skillfully revives the glory of ancient Irish storytelling in this comprehensive volume from the great...

In 2007, Aurora Venturini stunned Argentine readers when her darkly funny and formally daring novel, Cousins, won a newspaper’s...

In 1864, a young Austrian archduke by the name of Maximilian crossed the Atlantic to assume a faraway throne. He had been lured...

Winner of the Encore Award and the Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Fiction

A beguiling, short and yet sweeping prose-poem,...

1985: twenty-two year old Ananda is a student adrift in Thatcher’s Britain, homesick and isolated. His eccentric uncle, Radhesh,...

18 boyfriends. 23 jobs. One ghost who occasionally pops in to give advice. Welcome to the world of the Temporary.

‘There is...

Why can't we think straight when hungry? What's the point of nightmares? And why is it so impossible to forget embarrassing...

Asteroid City (adapted from a “hypothetical” play) takes place in a fictional desert town, circa 1955. Synopsis: the itinerary of...

Wes Anderson startled audiences with his stop-motion animated film of Roald Dahl's Fantastic Mr Fox.
He now displays his unique...

David Byrne, co-founder of the group Talking Heads, has been riding a bicycle as his principal means of transportation since the...

Nariman Vakeel, a seventy-nine-year-old Parsi widower, beset by Parkinson's disease and haunted by memories of the past, lives in...