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A beautiful and nuanced historical novel about maternal failures, sibling affection and the everyday savagery of family, from the author of Ghost Wall.

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INCLUDED IN THE BEST OF GRANTA SERIES: a powerful and chilling novel of haunted landscapes, rites of the past and a teenage girl in danger

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A powerful and chilling novel of forbidden borders, haunted landscapes and a teenage girl in danger.

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From bestselling author Sarah Moss, a boundary-breaking memoir about the battleground of the female body, and about how reading and thinking can save you.

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From bestselling author Sarah Moss, a boundary-breaking memoir about the battleground of the female body, and about how reading and thinking can save you.

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From the author of Ghost Wall, a powerful enquiry into the workings of the human mind and heart, set in the 1880s between Japan and England.

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The devastating Sunday Times bestselling novel from Sarah Moss, author of Women's Prize longlisted Ghost Wall.

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From the Sunday Times bestselling author of Summerwater, The Fell is a novel for our times the story of a woman in quarantine who cant take it any more and goes hill-walking at dusk . . .

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A poignant, funny and engrossing exploration of family life, centred around a cataclysmic event and its aftermath; from the author of Summerwater and Ghost Wall.

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Spilling the Beans shows how late eighteenth and early nineteenth century anxieties about women's consumption and production are manifest in novelists' and novels' accounts of what heroines, readers and writers do with food. -- .

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From bestselling author Sarah Moss, a boundary-breaking memoir about the battleground of the female body, and about how reading and thinking can save you.

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From the bestselling author of Summerwater comes a story of love, loss and belonging that moves between 1960s Italy and modern day Ireland.

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Redolent of everything sensual and hedonistic, chocolate is synonymous with our idea of indulgence. It is adored around the world and has been since the Spanish first encountered cocoa beans in South America in the sixteenth century. This title explores the origins and growth of this almost universal obsession.

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A team of six archaeologists from the United States, England, and Scotland stranded in Greenland pens final letters home. Each section of the book is composed of one character's first-person perspective in letter form.

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Novelist Sarah Moss's compelling account of living in Iceland with two small children, in the wake of the financial crisis and in the year the volcano erupted.

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From the Sunday Times bestselling author of Summerwater, The Fell is a novel for our times the story of a woman who cant take isolation any more and goes hill-walking at dusk . . .

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A tightly plotted exploration of motherhood and troubled mysteries from the author of Ghost Wall.

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The reissue of Sarah Moss's darkly atmospheric, intelligent debut novel in a stylist backlist look.

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Spilling the Beans shows how late eighteenth and early nineteenth century anxieties about women's consumption and production are manifest in novelists' and novels' accounts of what heroines, readers and writers do with food. -- .