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Get the very first book in the wildly popular Ava Lee series, which includes the prequel — The Dragon Head of Hong Kong.

Short, sharp, and unexpectedly disturbing, “Shooting the Bitch” is the award-winning story from newcomer Nicole Chin.

Just as thirteen year-old Edith Walker is about to leave childhood behind, she thinks she spots a unicorn high on a slope while hiking.

A riveting and redemptive family memoir, The Four Walls of My Freedom is Donna Thomson’s account of raising a son with cerebral palsy and a passionate appeal to change the way we think about “the g

The true stories that inspired Lisa Moore’s latest novel Caught.

Set in the Orthodox Jewish community in North West London, The Marrying of Chani Kaufman is the poignant and humorous story of nineteen-year-old Chani Kaufman and the lead-up to her wedding night.

A new short story from 2012 Scotiabank-Giller Prize finalist Russell Wangersky.

On a summer evening in 1994, the two members of the band KLF burned £1 million in £50 notes in a barn on the Isle of Jura.

A dazzling debut collection from award-winning journalist and New York Times Magazine contributor Mireille Silcoff.

From critically acclaimed author Russell Wangersky, comes a dark, psychological thriller about a man named Walt, a grocery store cleaner who collects the shopping lists people leave in the store an

A dozen stories: a dozen ways of looking at love, or the lack of love. Over five previous collections, A. L.

On Writing features missives from A. L. Kennedy's hugely popular Guardian blog.

A funny, compelling novel about love, family, and the precarious business of being a man. Michael O’Dell is hit by a car. When he doesn’t die, he is surprised and pleased.

The mayor of Copenhagen is found murdered in his luxury apartment.

Part dark satire, part surreal Gothic folktale, The Last Ham is a story about populist politics run amok in the age of illusion.