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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The Open Door follows Saturday Night and Sunday Morning as the final volume in the Seaton series.
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Winston and Me tells the story of poor Edinburgh teenager Jamie Melville and his relationship first as batman and later as assistant to Winston Churchill, from the mud of Flanders to the House of Commons during the First World War.
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Edgy and intimate, this innovative collection of prose, poetry and life drawing is rich in its variety, and taboo-breaking in its honesty. Learn More » -
“Inventive... fearless and hugely enjoyable” – Nick Laird, The Telegraph.
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New fiction celebrating the 50th anniversary of Jamaican Independence. Learn More » -
A long acknowledged classic of Caribbean fiction, restored to print after almost 20 years. Learn More » -
“Powerful and poetic” – Time Out. Learn More » -
Against the background of a declining steel town, Shifts charts the lives of four closely bound characters, Jack, Keith, Rob and Judith in a story of grief, love, work and betrayal. Learn More » -
A complex mixture of historical detail and invention, Griffri is a serious and entertaining novel examining the limits of our knowledge of the world and ourselves. Learn More » -
Music for Dogs presents, for the first time in print, a selection of that work for radio from a poet of "perfect pitch" (Midwest Book Review). Learn More »
