A book about hills. Actually, that’s not true. It’s a book around hills: the magical names we have given hills over the centuries, the legends associated with them, the history hidden in their folds, the exhilarated feeling you get when you’ve walked at pace to the top of one on a crisp autumn day, the perspective they give us on the land, on life.

Grief, Joy and Spilled Rum at the World’s Death Festivals

A Book of Days celebrating the peculiar world of Twitter's @lorecurious

Three sisters walk different paths in search of the origins of their technology driven race.

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

What living in a sexual, romantic, and binary-gendered world means and why deconstructing it can be liberating.

A biography of Barbara Mullen, one of the twentieth century's great fashion models

Gentrification on the block, showman in the White House, ethics gone. Coming of age in the 1980s.

A farcical novel-in-emails about an eccentric writers group. They've all got a book in them, unfortunately.

The gruesome true story of the bends, seen through the eyes of a diver pitched into a natural hell; paralysed and trapped underwater with nowhere to go but sink back into the deep.

A Shakespearean take on such topics as Kim Kardashian, Tinder and Pikachu.

A compact, comprehensive and very silly field guide, featuring more than 200 of the best, rudest, and most hilarious Effin' Birds!

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

An epic poem of the fall of kings, vibrantly translated and stunningly illustrated with linocut prints by the author of Unbound’s Sir Gawain

A violent, sexy thriller about a 14th century English knight and his Scottish prisoner, by bestselling writer Alex de Campi and with illustrations by Trungles.

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

Three 17th Century female spies work secretly to restore Charles II to the throne.