47% funded
All The Perverse Angels
Sarah K. Marr
Spanning Victorian Oxford to Thatcherian London, “All the Perverse Angels” is a novel about the nature of loss and the confusion of love, about the stories we are told and the stories we tell ourselves.
109% funded
A Long & Messy Business
Rowley Leigh
The definitive collection of recipes from one of our greatest food writers
58% funded
The New Almanac
Lia Leendertz
A guide to help you reconnect with the seasons, through gardening, eating seasonally, moon gazing, foraging, celebrating feast days and picking bunches of seasonal flowers
66% funded
WHAT NEXT: Britain after Brexit
Anthony Barnett
From the writer and co-founder of openDemocracy, a forensic and sweeping polemic
91% funded
The Meal Of Fortune
Philip Brady
The worlds of arms dealing, espionage and TV cookery collide in a fast moving comedy caper
81% funded
The Lido Guide
Janet Wilkinson and Emma Pusill
A practical, beautiful, inspiring guide to the outdoor pools of the UK
25% funded
Your Art is Worthless
Simon Indelicate
A freewheeling treatise on art, punk rock, business studies, existential despair and how economics can help us to do everything ourselves and survive the information age
31% funded
The Story Distorted
Gautam Malkani
One young carer, three identities - and the mother of all shitstorms
53% funded
Time's Fool
Alys Earl
A novel for M R James fans who sometimes want something a little more modern and edgy from their weird fiction
21% funded
A Country of Refuge
Lucy Popescu
An Anthology of Writing on Asylum Seekers from Britain and Ireland's Finest Voices edited
122% funded
Under The Table
David Hargreaves
The young Dominic de Silva tries to forge his own path through the lost world of the 1960s and 1970s
109% funded
Between the Regions of Kindness
Alice Jolly
A novel about the costs of peace – and whether family or conscience should come first
76% funded
Sanctuary: A pictorial history of Dartington Summer School of Music
Harriet Cunningham
How a music school and festival became a meeting place for the world’s greatest musicians, in words and pictures
0% funded
A Blindefellows Chronicle
Auriel Roe
A composite comic novel; thirteen interconnected stories that take place over forty years. Its setting is Blindefellows, a second rate public school in the West Country
62% funded
Dazzling The Gods
Tom Vowler
A brother returns from exile to stir up the past. A widower observes his daughter blossoming amid the carnage of war. A short story collection
83% funded
Letters of Note: Volume II
Shaun Usher
The eagerly awaited sequel to best-selling book Letters of Note by Shaun Usher
134% funded
The Backstreets of Purgatory
Helen Taylor
Caravaggio in Glasgow: A Tale of Art, Insanity and Irn Bru
51% funded
Blood on the Banana Leaf
Tabatha Stirling
A novel that will bring you to the dark heart of Singapore's maid culture
41% funded
The Good Immigrant
Nikesh Shukla
Fifteen writers explore what it means to be Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic in Britain today
189% funded
The Speed of Life
Richard Jobson
Two time travelling Aliens arrive on Earth searching for David Bowie
31% funded
Ruth and Martin's Album Club
Martin Fitzgerald
The official book of the acclaimed music blog where guests listen to great albums for the first time
147% funded
80% funded
Challenge Annabel
Annabel Port
The time I infiltrated Google HQ and other stories, as heard on Absolute Radio
105% funded