A dark, philosophical thriller set in contemporary Los Angeles

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

How to change lives with words.

Historical mystery thriller about a detective who defends justice and human rights.

"I think our horse might be eating the internet"

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

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

How what scares us, makes us.

A personal, passionate and practical guide to the mental health benefits of bird watching.

Why changing your media diet can change the world

A sweeping fantasy of magic's ending; a new name to set alongside Jen Williams and Den Patrick.

Two friends paddle, hike and wade 1300km along Angola's longest river in support of The HALO Trust's demining work.

A dark compelling tale in which Death makes a pact with the Devil.

A Young Adult fantasy adventure inspired by 'Britain’s Most Extraordinary Home', Talliston House & Gardens

No-one is a bigger fan of actor Thomas Cassidy than Libby. No-one. That's why she's totally going to marry him

Sharp and atmospheric; a rural take on the noir thriller. A vivid new voice.

An extraordinary story of how six children became the first astronauts to go to Mars.

A collection of ghost stories and the fiction debut from the Sunday Times bestselling author of The Good, The Bad And The Furry and 21st Century Yokel.

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The CEO of Unbound spends a week in Cornwall building a wooden surfboard to try and work out how to evolve within his company.

Politics and culture, naïvete and cynicism among ’80s radicals, ’90s Blairites and beyond, from Manchester to London to the verges of Putin's Russia

“I was offered the opportunity either to go to Australia or to go with the partisans in Northern Italy. I thought that going to the partisans would keep me nearer to my girlfriend now, my wife” (Bob Clark – IWM interview 2004) A son’s journey to uncover the story of his parents in special forces – war and love in Italy

A melancholy Dionysus is re-born in 20th century Rome and creates a new cult – three teenage girls who will do anything to prove their devotion.

A boy discovers not a secret garden, but a secret city. His sister discovers Maths and the world of alchemy and their mother tries to break the bond of their love - as India hurtles towards Partition.

Detective Frederick Street loves his son Elvis: Elvis detests his dad: each wants to shake the other down over a bent cocaine deal involving porn impresario, Wade Long, and Shoreditch spiv, James Maroon.

1838, a year after the Seddon union affair, Hudson and Lawes are on the case of illegal child labour and, even worse, baby-farming, among the mills and moorland of Bingley, Yorkshire.

Gabriel Stewart decided to walk 1,000 miles around the UK on his gap year. This is the story of how it all went spectacularly wrong.

A fairy tale of everyday bravery and beautifully illustrated feminist handbook for the modern day