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The National Book Critics Circle Award-winning 'poetry star' (New York Times) presents his first collection of poetry since 2013's The Hotel Oneira.

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'Classic noir intrigue with a sly literary twist or two . a pleasurably treacherous mystery.' - Independent

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Debut collection presenting an uncompromising portrait of love and shame within London's Soho community.

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From the prizewinning poet and writer, an elegant, importantand spirited work of self-investigation; theresult of decades of answering questions that don't reallymatter-and not being asked the ones that do.

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What would you do if you got the face you'd always wanted For her 51st birthday, Betsy Thornhill goes in for a little nip and tuck. But she comes out looking 15 years younger and men keep knocking on her door. But one admirer won't take no for an answer - until he's murdered.

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In Somebody's Husband, Somebody's Son: The Story of the Yorkshire Ripper, Gordon Burn explores the life of Peter Sutcliffe to create a modern classic, offering one of the most penetrating and provocative insights into the mind of a murderer ever written. With a new introduction by Denise Mina.

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The definitive portrait of one of the most influential actors of our time, Marlon Brando.

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You took relationships as if they were the next train. Alex and Colin's stories flow like mist down the Thames, roll under Hammersmith Bridge, and slip past the windows of forgotten Soho restaurants.

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A wonderfully colourful, warm and epic novel of London life, love, sex and regret from one of Britain's greatest contemporary writers.

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A wonderfully colourful, warm and epic novel of London life, love, sex and regret from one of Britain's greatest contemporary writers.

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A wonderfully colourful, warm and epic novel of London life, love, sex and regret from one of Britain's greatest contemporary writers.

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A groundbreaking publication: Faber is releasing Beck's new 'album' in the form of twenty songs existing only as individual pieces of sheet music, never before released or recorded.

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A study of a life lived in an environment of wild music and endless wonder, Sonic Life is the long-awaited memoir of iconic American musician and Sonic Youth frontman, Thurston Moore.

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Faber 90th Stories brings together some of our finest short stories, past, present and future.

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The story of a love-struck youth mixed with the sounds of city life in this beautiful and innovative debut novel.

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A collection of some of the most beautiful poems in the English language.

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Two rival private investigators - with an undeniable attraction - must work together to solve a missing persons case in this year's hottest crime novel.

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An extraordinary and poignant memoir for all musicians, spiritual thinkers and musical laymen by Paul Robertson, first violinist of the Medici String Quartet.

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The newest play collected with a recent lecture by one of Britain's most internationally performed playwrights, David Hare.

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Published to coincide with its UK run at London's National Theatre

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From the Eisner award winning, New York Times bestselling author of Habibi and Blankets, comes this year's most exciting adventure.

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From the Eisner award-winning, New York Times bestselling author of Habibi and Blankets, comes a grand space adventure filled with quirky aliens, awesome space-ships, and sharp commentary on our environmentally challenged world.

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And when the telephone repairman arrives to mend the broken line, his innocent yet irresistible male beauty has explosive consequences.

In Spadework, Timothy Findley, a master storyteller, has created an electric word-play of infidelity and morality.

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'But I can hear them speaking like magpies, And they mean to thieve his life, The Lord's anointed servant, They mean to kill God.'