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With a generous selection of our best-loved war poets, First World War Poems also returns lesser known pieces to the light, and extends the selection right through to the present day - so that poems produced by the war give way historically to poems about the war.

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A story about friendship, love, family, magic... and fish...

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A biography of Lord Fisher, Edwardian socialite and founder of the World War I British Navy.

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Something strange is going on in the village. He is a law unto himself, has his own strange rituals and the villagers fear that he is beginning to exert the same charm over their boys as he does over his bees.

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Five Children on the Western Front is Kate Saunder's incredible, heart-wrenching sequel to E. Nesbit's Five Children and It, set on the eve of the First World War. The five children have grown up - war will change their lives for ever.

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Fixer is a robot (think WALL-E) who's delight in life is to help the other machines do their jobs.

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In this, the first biography of Flaubert to be written for many years, Geoffrey Wall brilliantly recreates the life and times of a writer of immeasurable talent and influence - a writer who wrote to within an inch of his life and in the process left a body of work that stands comparison with the greatest writers of the age.

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The new collection from this Forward Prize-shortlisted poet - an original and distinctive voice who stands comparison to the great visionaries of the past

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The old and new coexist - interrogating the book's epigraph that 'time is what keeps everything from happening at once' - and this informs his more personal poems: childhood memories of rural Ireland and poems of irretrievable loss nuanced with the restorative intimation that time's arrow is not, perhaps, relentlessly linear.

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A brand new look at the folk music tradition in England, a hugely readable social history of the phenomenon.

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From top chef Oliver Rowe comes the essential book on seasonal food and how to cook it.

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For and After is Christopher Reid's fourth collection of poems to be published by Faber & Faber, and his first since Expanded Universes in 1996.

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A young black attorney is thrown headlong into controversial issues of race and power in this page-turning and provocative new novel.

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The UK debut of a celebrated American poet whose work is as lyrical as it is radical.

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Best friends and flatmates Foxy-T and Ruji-Babes run the E-Z Call Telephone and Internet shop in the heart of Bangladeshi East London. Fresh from Feltham Young Offenders Centre and with a taste for the weed, Zafar's presence rapidly upsets the balance at the E-Z Call .

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This second collection of Frank McGuinness contains his beautifully lyrical plays from 1989 to 1999. The Bird Sanctuary is published here for the first time. The collection also includes Mary and Lizzie, Someone Who'll Watch Over Me and Dolly West's Kitchen, and is introduced by the author.

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'Slowly I learnt the ways of humans: how to ruin, how to hate, how to debase, how to humiliate. And at the feet of my master I learnt the highest of human skills, the skill no other creature owns: I finally learnt how to lie.'

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The gripping story of the worst ever catastrophe in British exploration, and the captain at the heart of it.

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Question everything in this philosophical tale by the radical Nobel Laureate and author of Lord of the Flies, introduced by John Gray.

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The context is Crete in the late nineteenth century, the epic struggle between Greeks and Turks, between Christianity and Islam. A new uprising takes place to rival those of 1854, 1866 and 1878, and the island is thrown into confusion yet again. The life of the local community continues shakily, but is disrupted by explosions of violence.

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A candid frontline account of an illustrious gonzo career as an independent music publicist during the post-punk heyday of the 80s and 90s, featuring an introduction by Bill Drummond and new cover artwork by Jimmy Cauty.

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'Amit Chaudhuri has, like Proust, perfected the art of the moment. [he] is a miniaturist, for whom tiny moments become radiant, and for whom the complexities of the fleeting mood uncurl onto the page like a leaf, a petal.' - Hilary Mantel

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Humphrey must learn to make friends with a new arrival in Room 26 in this second book in the bestselling series featuring everyone's favourite hamster.

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The stirring, mindful and deeply humane new collection of poems from Paul Muldoon.