COLSON WHITEHEAD concludes his ‘Harlem’ trilogy of novels with all the underworld action you could want
In crafting an immersive, gripping finale to the Harlem Trilogy, Colson Whitehead captures the cultural and social essence of 1980s New York.
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SÉAMAS O’REILLY takes a heavily skewed look at modern Ireland in his debut novel
Set in post-Troubles Derry, on the faultline of a divided Ireland, Séamas O’Reilly's Prestige Drama is torn between dwelling in the past and moving on.
The rise of the tree people: RHETT DAVIS’ thought-provoking novel ARBORESCENCE
Despite raising a multitude of questions, Rhett Davis' Arborescence also offers valuable insight into the depths of human nature.
MY FAMILY AND OTHER ROCK STARS: child of Rockfield Studios’ magical memoir
My Family And Other Rock Stars is a wonderful memoir telling both author Tiffany Murray's own and Rockfield Studio’s magical backstory.
Popular poet Hollie McNish is your wittiest best friend in new collection, LOBSTER
Lobster, the newest collection by the highly prolific author and poet Hollie McNish feels honest, fresh and like a conversation with your wittiest friend.
THE FETISHIST: a dark novel of raw power from the late Katherine Min
The Fetishist is a dark novel, at its core dealing with the fetishisation of Asian women by white men, but also hugely readable.
CROOK MANIFESTO: a vibrant love letter to Harlem with thrilling twists
A sequel to Harlem Shuffle, delve into Colson Whitehead's Crook Manifesto, a dialogue-rich and humorous follow-up set in 1970s Harlem.
Indian thriller AGE OF VICE gets Deepti Kapoor’s crime trilogy off to flying start
Rich and enthralling, Age Of Vice is a staggering literary thriller, set by Deepti Kapoor in contemporary India.