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An explosive demolition job on the Church of England, arguing for its break-up

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Ben Marcus's highly anticipated new short story collection - his first since his extraordinary debut The Age of Wire and String.

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Life Class includes Athill's classic memoirs and spans more than four stages of Diana Athill's life.

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The debut collection of a stand-out contemporary poet, bringing an ecological vision to relationships

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One of the finest thinkers of our time grapples with fundamental, deeply personal, questions of belief.

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An irreverent and critically acclaimed account of a journey around Nigeria, a country which 'gets fewer voluntary visitors than the moon', by the daughter of Ken Saro-Wiwa.

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This is a story of dispossession, a meditation on place, home and identity, as well as a deeply personal account of the social ills of South Africa and the triumph of its people.

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An extraordinary journey deep into the history and landscape of the Hebrides, exploring the islands' turbulent history, the spread of their influence, and how they shaped the nations of Britain, from the award-winning author of The Plot.

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A blackly comic epic - a voyage through small-town America, and through the interior life of its most neurotic mailman.

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Diana Athill's account of her turbulent relationship with Black Power activist Hakim Jamal in the 1960s: raw and unflinching, a memoir of friendship, love, mania and injustice.

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The fascinating story of the creation of the Ordnance Survey map, told for the first time by a brilliant young historian.

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An award-winning novel with a cult following since its original publication in 1991, Mating is a life-affirming comedy of manners as well as a deeply serious investigation of the politics of desire.

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A photographic exploration of one of the world's most famous prisons

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An older man writes to and about his wife. in this moving debut novel by the illustrious translator and political commentator.

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When journalist Anna arrives in Nairobi, she knows that the daily atrocities she reports on will be upsetting, but she hadn't counted on having to battle her own personal demons too. This novel is about an unlikely friendship between two women - a troubled war reporter and her formidable black companion, who is both chambermaid and counsellor.

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From revolutionary to actress; from refugee to acclaimed director; from victim to lover, wife and mother; here are the many roles of Carmen Aguirre.

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A vet turns forty and discovers sound - and surprising - zoological evidence that he's about to experience the best years of his life.

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Stunning new edition of Romesh Gunesekera's highly acclaimed short story collection, redesigned as part of Granta's publication of the author's backlist.

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3 hilarious short tales. Rich in wordplay, they are also touching tales of love and loss and what draws us together.

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Mortals chronicles the misadventures of three expat Americans in Botswana, where nobody is exactly who they claim to be, and everyone is in madly in love.

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A compelling novel tackling the topical issues of the civil war in Sierra Leone and the use of child soldiers.

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From a young marine biologist, sailor and artist, here is a beguiling and beautiful book about our human relationship with the sea and the creatures who inhabit it.

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From the author of Apollo's Angels, the first major biography of the figure who modernised dance: an intimate portrait of the man behind the mythology, set against the vibrant backdrop of the century that shaped him.

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Completely unlike anything you've read before: this playful, poignant, genre-bending novel / entrance examination tells a story of copying, cheating, faking and messing-up.