Literary fiction
Maud Martha (Faber Editions)
Gwendolyn Brooks, introduction by Margo Jefferson
Format: Paperback
Introduced by Margo Jefferson, this forgotten novel by the Pulitzer-winning poet is a miniature wonder, chronicling one woman's coming-of-age in 1940s Chicago.
Gender Swapped Fairy Tales
Karrie Fransman, Jonathan Plackett
Format: Hard Cover
Imagine a world where kings prick their fingers as they sew, wolves wear heels, and princesses race to rescue sleeping princes...
Our Lady of the Flowers
Jean Genet
Format: Paperback
A beautiful new edition of Jean Genet's classic work -- part of a revitalising repackage of all of Genet's novels for 2019.
1982, Janine
Alasdair Gray, introduction by Will Self
Format: Paperback
The unforgettable, challenging and experimental second novel from the author of Lanark. Introduced by Will Self.
Melmoth the Wanderer 1820
Charles Robert Maturin, introduction by Sarah Perry
Format: Paperback
The original tale of gothic horror, now with an introduction by Sarah Perry.
The Beginning Of The End
Ian Parkinson
Format: Paperback
Breathtaking debut from a new an exciting novelist ... like Camus's L'Etranger rewritten by Michel Houllebecq, with JG Ballard looking over his shoulder.
The Spectre Of Alexander Wolf
Gazdanov Gaito
New paper-back edition of this highly acclaimed novel; a psychological thriller and existential enquiry into guilt and remdemption, coincidence and fate, love and death.
Hows Your Father
Rose Boyt
Format: Hard Cover
What goes on behind closed doors? Follow four generations of one Hackney family on a roller-coaster ride of drugs, violence, sickness, infidelity and the redeeming joys of motherhood.
The Ten Thousand Things
John Spurling
Format: Hard Cover
On the cusp of the Ming Dynasty, this sweeping historical novel is set in China in the final days of the Mongol Conquerors
The Enlightenment of Nina Findlay
Andrea Gillies
Format: Paperback
There were once two brothers, tall dark and handsome brothers who loved each other with absolute love, and who as boys met a girl called Nina, as fair as they were dark, whose pale hair and pale blue eyes marked her as a fairy creature.
