A major new critical study of the writings of a giant of the SF genre by a Hugo award-winning critic and historian.

Swimming in search of the meaning of motherhood

A stride by stride account of a 17,000km solo and unsupported running adventure over two continents and through fourteen different countries

Essays on success, by high-achieving people with learning disabilities.

How one woman's road trip became a sexual revolution

Nineteen years old with freshly dyed blue hair, punk rocker Gail places an advert in a music paper for ‘likeminded friends and weirdos’. Soap the Stamps, Jump the Tube follows her autobiographical journey through the 80s underground music and squatting scene in London

A cookbook of time-perfected recipes and stories from wise and witty grandmothers across the globe

A Small Fiction is an illustrated collection of 150 tiny stories, each told in 140 characters or less.

A collection of lyrics from across her career with Throwing Muses, 50FOOTWAVE and her solo work

Five words of your choice provoke a chain of creation.

Eight authors from eight locations come together to tell the stories of one small-town library and its patrons and staff

101 rare, weird and important Japanese video games

A ground-breaking collection of essays written by British hijabis

Others by Charles Fernyhough (editor): Unbound

3 noir novellas from the director of Get Carter and Flash Gordon

An inspiring road trip and a practical guide to crafting wherever you find yourself

A Tokyo-based thriller

The finest, funniest stories of England, Scotland & Wales, refreshed for the 21st century. By Brother Bernard, as told to Jem Roberts.

Spanning Victorian Oxford to the London of the 1980s, “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

The untold story of a creative, innovative, fiercely-independent gaming scene that was serially ignored by the outside world

A novel by Adam Roberts adapted from an original script by Anthony Burgess.

Purple People is a jolly dystopia, telling the story of an outlandish scheme to curtail crime and anti-social behaviour - by dyeing offenders purple - and the news-loving lass who investigates it

The Story of the 1919 Tour de France

A debut poetry collection that asks the age old question: if you throw a pineapple in a pool - would it sink or float?

A dark, funny and feminist debut short story collection

A gripping and moving first-hand account of one woman’s fight to change the world around her

A meandering through our great archetypal myths and a plea for a kinder Brexit

An anthology on the subject of refugees, asylum seekers and migration focusing on the experiences of children and young people