A book about women in philosophy by women in philosophy

15 master storytellers and Rory Bremner on the struggles that shaped them

A near-future war novel, where teenagers who escaped an attack on their special school become the last hope of freeing the British people.

New mushroom ideas, strange vegetables, foraging in the garden and beyond

A personal, absurd celebration of the sheer joy of video games.

An Eisner-nominated graphic novel set in 17th century Istanbul, centered around a carpet merchant and his relationship with faith, love and home in the aftermath of his death by a vampire.

Independent Games at the Dawn of the Internet

The inspiring life story of a former child soldier from northern Uganda

A record of 100 evenings at the legendary 100 Club

A brand new gaming book from the YouTube channel DidYouKnowGaming?

Time-travelling, mind-bending micro-fictions from the creator of @QuietPineTrees

A collection of stories, essays and art from autistic authors and artists.

One man's obsession with seeing his beloved non-league football team play at Wembley.

A memoir from the actor who played Rifleman Harris on Sharpe's Rifles

Not Speaking is a lively and unusual family memoir, and a slice of social history.

A search for meaning through the historic counties of England

A comic about mental health ... starring pigeons.

A contemporary noir novel set against the decaying façade of 1980’s New York and a religious commune staked out in the Tennessee countryside. But what connects them both and who killed Red and why?

A beautifully illustrated atlas exploring and mapping the spectacular imaginary cities of video games.

A book of insider stories drawn from the music scene of the North West in the days of punk, ‘Madchester’ and acid house.

Addiction, physical and mental illness and its aftermath: a collection of stories and poetry from writers in recovery.

The story of one remarkable and man and his family who remains committed to the ideals of the original revolution despite decades of persecution, torture and imprisonment.

From the Emmy Award-winning writer, a novel about an Antiques Whisperer and forgery hunter on the trail of a mysterious document

Art Deco, Modernist & Brutalist architecture ​in the suburbs of London

A remarkable record of what it's like to be in a landscape, from a regular contributor to Caught By The River. A book of visions; both visual and verbal.

Youth cult meets occult in this New English Library style tale of a skinhead werewolf running riot in late 70s London.

Want to help unpublished working class writers get into print? Join Kit de Waal and her contributors to give new writers a platform…

Unladylike is the first book written about feminism and wrestling - it follows one unlikely woman's journey to becoming an infamous masked wrestler, and honestly retells the life lessons grappling teaches her on the way.

An actress in her fifties, a painter in his thirties, their relationship, her alcoholism and their families. Is there pleasure in sinking?