Can you solve Torquemada’s murder mystery? An infamously difficult puzzle book in a custom-made box.

A light-hearted, informative guide to what screen-time, gaming and gadgets are doing to children, for parents who’d rather lock it all in a cupboard.

A compendium of the strangest, most shocking, hilarious and captivating facts and anecdotes from all of Gaming!

A novel for anyone who’s loved and lost, and lived to tell the tale

Stories inspired by the notorious barred list from the Half Moon in Herne Hill

You are a HUMAN MAN navigating every day life, dating, bus etiquette and other important human concerns. You are definitely NOT A WOLF.

A practical, beautiful, inspiring guide to the outdoor pools of the UK

The year: 2023. After Earth is decimated by pestilence and war, mankind attempts to colonise a distant planet. Here, Kevin Keegan sets up his new football academy...

The one and only picnic book you'll ever need

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.

Others by Charles Fernyhough (editor): Unbound

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

Synopsis

An immersive narrative app for fiction lovers. Gather the evidence. Crack the code. Resist our reptile overlords.

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

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

Tom has decided he doesn’t want to live, Adam wishes he had that choice.

A book exploring the influence of Darwin on everyone

'Why should people care about a murder during war time?' Two men attempt to solve the killing of a young boy during the Irish War of Independence in 1920.

How automation and a Universal Basic Income could lead to an explosion in creativity

Sat-nav for the soul.

Set in 1940s Colombia, Breakfast In Bogotá is about a broken architect trying to build something new

A graphic novel about grief, madness, and the ghosts that haunt us

If one of the wealthiest people in Britain falls for one of the poorest, will the money be a salvation or an unsurmountable obstacle?

Why data is important, how companies and governments are using data, and, crucially, how you can use data to improve your business, your life, or maybe even the world.