Shahidha Bari’s rumination on the function of clothing, as well as its depiction in art through the centuries, is a sprawling and illuminating read.... Read more
Inspired by the response to his award-winning début novel, The Shock of the Fall, former mental health nurse Nathan Filer has turned his hand to... Read more
Following two prize-winning novels, Kerry Hudson has written a redemptive memoir in which she revisits the locations of her poor working-class childhood.
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Former Penguin Random House Children’s staffer Beth O’Leary draws upon her own experience of renting in London in her début novel, written largely on her... Read more
Former school teacher Zanib Mian has teamed up with Hodder to bring her prize-winning self-published novel about a Muslim boy into the mainstream.
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Schoolteacher and writer Jeffrey Boakye’s second book is a charismatic and entertaining attempt "to explore the central nervous system of racial semiotics".
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A sprawling first novel by Isabella Hammad, set in Palestine and Paris in the early 20th century, feels both contemporary and classic—and its roots are... Read more