Aria Aber’s GOOD GIRL is a timely portrait of Berlin and its techno scene
Good Girl depicts the subterranean sites of Berlin’s techno scene, and a city still processing its past and drawing new inhabitants under its spell.
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Jenny Morris’ AN ETHICAL GUIDE TO MURDER: bewitching, deadly and audacious
Jenny Morris' An Ethical Guide To Murder is a bewitching, deadly and cleverly audacious read with psychological weight and a dark heart.
DEALING WITH THE DEAD: Congolese author Alain Mabanckou with a dark, rewarding novel
Dealing With The Dead is a rewarding, humorously dark novel from Alain Mabanckou, a writer acknowledged as one of Africa’s finest.
Helena Echlin’s CLEVER LITTLE THING is a unique, noirish take on the mother-daughter relationship
Helena Echlin’s psychological noir thriller Clever Little Thing is not a book for the faint of heart and will leave a lasting impression on your mind long after reading it.
International hit thriller MURDER MINDFULLY shows the dark side of inner peace
Karsten Dusse’s crime thriller Murder Mindfully is positive and peaceful, yet twisted and violent. Small wonder this international bestseller is now a Netflix series.
REACHING DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE: a neurological journey into the human mind
Dr. Allan Ropper and Brian Burrell’s Reaching Down The Rabbit Hole is a stunning reminder that the human mind is more complex than we could ever imagine.
Early 80s ‘anti-biography’ THE SECRET HISTORY OF KATE BUSH returns to print
Self-indulgent, bordering on bizarre, Fred Vermorel’s The Secret History Of Kate Bush reads like end-of-party soliloquies by a drunk relative, not a serious work about a serious artist.
SEASON OF THE SWAMP: YURI HERRERA’s bold take on 1850s New Orleans
Explore 1850s New Orleans through Yuri Herrera’s Season of the Swamp, a riveting novel on exile, slavery, and survival with dark humour and sharp insight.
THE BRIDGE OVER THE NEROCH: a Soviet literary gem from a cult author
Explore the human condition in Leonid Tsypkin’s The Bridge Over the Neroch, a profound blend of novellas and short stories.
SINÉAD O’CONNOR: THE LAST INTERVIEW – a raw, unfiltered legacy in her own words
Sinéad O’Connor’s life is laid bare through The Last Interview, a collection of powerful conversations spanning her trailblazing career and personal struggles.
HUM by Helen Phillips: AI, humanity, and the fight for hope
Helen Phillips’s Hum imagines a dystopian AI future, blending family drama and societal critique in a deeply human story.
TIME EXPANSION EXPERIENCES: how we perceive the fluidity of time
Steve Taylor Ph.D. unravels time perception and its psychology in Time Expansion Experiences.