Novels
It may be the relative youngster on the literary scene, but the novel is the king of reads. Here’s our selection of fictive treats from the UK and across the world.
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Black Lightning is the third and final novel by Roger Mais, originally published in 1955, the year of his death.
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The follow-up to Todd McEwen's Granta comic novel Who Sleeps with Katz.
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A new novel set on the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage in northern Spain. Learn More » -
When Hong Kong falls to the Japanese in 1941, Tommy and Elsa Jones and their baby Mari are separated from everything they know, including their Cantonese amah, Chan. Learn More » -
The latest crime novel from “Wales’ answer to Irvine Welsh”. Learn More » -
A highly topical metaphysical novel about young people growing up trapped between two of Europe’s giants: Germany and Russia. Learn More » -
Russia's answer to Deborah Moggach’s The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel.
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Part of Seren’s Discoveries series of exceptional writing in translation.
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The third in the ‘Honeyman’ series of supernatural thrillers by the “Welsh Dan Brown”. Learn More » -
A debut novella that is both beautiful and experimental – a powerful exploration of sexuality and the body. Learn More »
