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A collection of Vargas Llosa's short fiction whose domain is the Peru of male youth and machismo, where life's dramas play themselves out on the soccer field, on the dance floor and on street corners.

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It takes courage to overcome the odds...

Liverpool 1928: abandoned by her mother at a very young age, Dot McCann lives a lonely life with her distant aunt and uncle.

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Werner holds a tedious job in the administration department of the local university and dreams of owning his own gallery. He can't undo the past, but Werners desperation to change his own his fate will threaten not only his own family but also those still living in the aftermath of what happened all those years ago.

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Undine Spragg, selfish and spoiled, determines to gain admittance into turn-of-the-century New York society.

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THE CUSTOM OF THE COUNTRY is probably Edith Wharton's most savage satire on the manners of late nineteenth-century America. This novel, which has scences of comedy and even farce, is a commentary on both certain aspects of feminisim and certain aspects of capitalism in Edith Wharton's time.

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Presents a tale about a beautiful social climber, Undine Sprague, who is a monster of selfishness and honestly doesn't know it. She marries well above herself twice and both times fails to recognize her husbands' strengths of character or the weakness of her own, and it is they, not she, who pay the price.

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"Wharton's sly and delicious novel about the ambitious social ascent of Undine Spragg, now in a Penguin Vitae edition, with a foreword by Sofia Coppola"--

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The voices of Jane's mum & dad ring in her ears. These days, they never stop fighting. She squeezes her eyes shut & wishes she could do the same with her ears. She resorts to the only thing she knows to help her cope. When her best friend Leah questions her about the criss-cross marks on her arms, Jane blames the cat.

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'A remarkable book that expands the frontiers of Irish popular fiction.' Irish Times

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Bury your bodies deep and your secrets deeper.

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The highly anticipated new novel from the much-laudedauthor of Stay Up With Me, setin the famous Dakota building in the year preceding John Lennon's assassination

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The highly anticipated new novel from the much-laudedauthor of Stay Up With Me, setin the famous Dakota building in the year preceding John Lennon's assassination

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From the author of the classic novel At-Swim-Two-Birds comes this ingenious tale which follows the mad and absurd ambitions of a scientist determined to destroy the world.

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The hugely acclaimed novel of '70s football and the turmoil of the game's most charismatic and controversial manager.

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This novel explores one of the most astonishing stories in the whole history of twentieth century terrorism. The Dancer Upstairs is a story reminiscent of Graham Greene and John le Carr - tense, intricate and heartbreaking.

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Soon to be a major motion picture starring Javier Bardem and directed by John Malkovich, "The Dancer Upstairs" is a gripping suspense novel based on the search for the leader of Peru's notorious guerrilla organization, the Shining Path.

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Like a dandelion seed adrift on the wayward winds, Marcelle de la Strange is an innocent in the decadent and dangerous London of James I.

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Best friends Bryn and Erica do everything together. So when Erica is dared to jump off a pier one night, Bryn jumps, too. Bryn make it back to the surface, but Erica is nowhere to be found. Bryn tries to make a fresh start by burying her memories of that awful nightNbut someone isn't ready to let go of the past.

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McGahern's second novel is about adolescence and a guilty, yet uncontrollable sexuality.

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AN ASTOUNDING STORY OF CORRUPTION AND BETRAYAL.

Hardened by the brutality and desceration of three long years of war, Walter Mosca returns to America a changed man. Mosca now faces a different kind of war, one in which he must make a fateful decision - between love and ambition, passion and greed, life and death...

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The highly acclaimed new novel by the acclaimed author of Upstairs at the Party and the Booker-shortlisted The Clothes on Their Backs.