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A collection of the very best recent journalism of A. A. Gill, 'by miles, the most brilliant journalist of our age' (Lynn Barber).

The alternative le Carre: Alan Furst returns with his most commercial novel to date, a nail-biting spy story set against the French Resistance. It was Top 20 in hardback.

Richard Mason's page-turning sequel to HISTORY OF A PLEASURE SEEKER, the continued adventures of the inimitable Piet Barol . . .

One of the great SF writers returns with a collection, including two brand new short stories! From the co author (with Terry Pratchett) of the LONG EARTH series.

The Relic Guild face the culmination of two wars, in the dramatic conclusion to the BFS Best Fantasy Award-nomineed series.

War, music and identity are explored and dissected in this powerful and affecting novel from one of the UK's greatest authors.

An eye-opening account of a year spent in a Cuban jail on false spying charges - with all its horrors and absurdities.

A tale of obsession, possession and a mystery painting from the internationally bestselling author of THE READER.

Award-winning author Simon Morden's stunning quest continues, unravelling magic and uncovering secrets on the way . . .

Forget George and the Dragon. Forget Sir Lancelot and tales of Knightly exploits. This is dirty, bloody work. This is violent, visceral action. This is a mercenary knight as you've never seen one before.

Chosen for Simon Mayo's Radio 2 Book Club, this is the chilling new ghost story from the bestselling author of Dark Matter.

Now updated with a new chapter, the definitive autobiography by A.P. McCoy.

A completely fresh account of one of the iconic scientific mysteries of the last hundred years.

An absorbing, unconventional approach to the mass migration from England to the Americas in the seventeenth century.

An epic new story willed with mystery, prophecy and death within an ancient walled city ruled by Twelve Kings . . .

Walter Mosley - 'simply the best crime writer around today' Guardian - brings back his iconic hero, Easy Rawlins, in a frenetic adventure through the shady streets of LA.

The second in a trilogy of World War Two sagas featuring Evie, a new teacher in a Devon primary school, and a supporting cast of characters destined to become as familiar as old friends.

The deeply personal follow-up to Alan Partridge's deeply personal autobiography, I, PARTRIDGE, charting the highs, lows and mediums of his one-man walking tour around (certain parts of) Britain.

Return to Burracombe in this warm and charming prequel to Lilian Harry's bestselling and much-loved Burracombe series to discover where the story began . . .

From Kei Miller, the winner of the 2014 Forward Prize, a magical and haunting novel set in the underbelly of Jamaica.

How in a hundred years Europeans coerced Africa into their various empires - and how Africa decolonised itself.

In April 2016 the world lost a music legend. This is the biography of the iconic composer, singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist - the inimitable Prince.

Crosstalk is a smart, brilliant and endearing romantic comedy comparable to Sliding Doors

A sweeping biography of the Himalayas by the acclaimed author of RED NILE and ANGRY WHITE PYJAMAS

A searingly honest memoir of the uplifting highs and crushing lows of a life spent policing on the front line

A gorgeous, gritty, erotic love story - an urban, edgy Romeo and Juliet set in 1980s New York City. Pretty Woman meets A Little Life

A gripping account of the Second World War, from the perspective of a young tank commander.

'JK Rowling meets Charles Dickens' Metro. Imagine a world in which your sin is visible.... addictive and intoxicating, SMOKE is a Dickensian, thrilling, rich novel for fans of PHILIP PULLMAN, THE SECRET HISTORY and THE SHADOW OF THE WIND.

Humanity has been overrun, and has surrendered Earth. The enemy have infected us. The end is near...

A study in power - a fresh biography of Richard III by 'one of our brightest young historians' (David Starkey)