All The Perverse Angels
By Sarah K. Marr
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
Cain's Jawbone
By Edward Powys Mathers
A paperback edition of the world's most difficult literary puzzle
Out of Love
By Hazel Hayes
'The writing sparkles with wit and and a poignant emotional reality. I love it' Matt Haig
Crushed Mexican Spiders
By Tibor Fischer
Dark, clever, funny: two new stories from a modern master
Unbelievable
By Jennifer Pickup
Unbound's first first-time novelist - her pitch is almost a movie in itself...
Evil Machines
By Terry Jones
A darkly funny set of linked tales about vengeful phones and hoovers
News from Gardenia
By Robert Llewellyn
A sci-fi novel by the star of Red Dwarf set 200 years in the future
The Twitch
By Kevin Parr
Ted Banger will do whatever it takes to win the annual bird race
Brenda Monk Is Funny
By Katy Brand
Meet Brenda Monk - she's a woman who does stand up
Conversations With Spirits
By E O Higgins
The story of a dissipated genius in a borrowed hat and coat
Solstice
By H Boyd & B Roddam
This is the story of a race against time to right an ancient wrong
The Wake
By Paul Kingsnorth
A post-apocalyptic novel set in 1066
