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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“Inventive... fearless and hugely enjoyable” – Nick Laird, The Telegraph.
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The novelisation of Mark Ryan’s last stageplay, illustrated with 20 woodcuts by the author. Learn More » -
“An artist in absolute command of her medium” – Times Educational Supplement.
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New fiction celebrating the 50th anniversary of Jamaican Independence. Learn More » -
Featuring cartoons drawn especially for the book by Martin Rowson, Nineteen Forty-eight combines hard-boiled detective-novels and Pushkin sonnets, film-noir and Ealing comedy.
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"One of the most imperiously intelligent fiction-writers alive" – Neal Ascherson. Learn More » -
A small island stands in the English Channel, barely changed by the tides. On its surface, the islanders go about their daily lives: everyone knows everybody else, and no move goes undetected. Learn More » -
When eighteen year-old Nat Kempsey goes missing in the Berwyn mountains, his disappearance reveals a secret that his father has kept for thirty-five years. Learn More » -
This Bed Thy Centre was Johnson's first novel. First published in 1935.
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New Russian Writing from a celebrated young Chechen author, writing in tradition of Tolstoy and Turgenev. Learn More »
