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This extraordinary debut novel heralds the arrival of an exciting new voice in Black women's writing. It is an interracial love story set in pre-Civil War America, and inspired by the true story of author Tammye's great-great grandparents. Along with love and race, it touches on themes of identity, sacrifice, belonging and survival.

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Who are the super-rich in our society, and how do they have such disproportionate political and cultural influence on our lives How did they acquire their wealth, and what are their lives like

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A unique graphic novel of a small town community creates a mini-Middlemarch with a Wicker Man twist in a beautifully drawn murder mystery. Blackwood is set in a rural town in middle England where the residents are determined to preserve the status quo - at any cost.

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Fifteen specially commissioned essays from distinguished authors explore the value of critical thinking, the power of the written word, and the resonance of literature in the twenty-first century.

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A beautifully painted graphic novel and a visual diary recording the monstrous and mundane, COMA is an astonishing record of one womans will to survive against the overwhelming pull of the deep.

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A memoir on love, lust and attachment: one woman's remarkable and candid account of transforming a difficult and uncomfortable love triangle into an honest polyamorous relationship

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Moving between the majestic coastline of North Cornwall and the leafy suburbs of London, Flight is a story of secrets and lies - and of the indelible traces that are left behind when someone tries to disappear.

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Drawing on a brilliant literary tradition of madness, incarceration and escape, Jonathan Kemp delivers the triumphant coming of age of a woman in her sixties.

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Award-winning classic LGBTQ novel of three men, three lives and three eras entwined in a dark, startling and unsettling story of sex, exploitation and dependence in London's strangely constant gay underworld.

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A love story in the slow lane, a road novel from Stoke-on-Trent to Wales, a stolen caravan and a salesman who kidnaps the love of his life-this is a journey of self-discovery for an odd couple of 60-somethings: childhood sweethearts reunited in later life.

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A love story in the slow lane about loss and getting lost-two childhood sweethearts take a trip via pints, ponds and pitstops to find their future on a road less travelled from Stoke-on-Trent to Wales.

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Prizewinning author of Everything Good Will Come, Sefi Atta, recasts the international espionage tale by bringing the intrigue and politics of family life to the fore.

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This rich, raw and urgent debut novel is a domestic noir of sex and survival set in Trinidad's capital.

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graphic novel account of the forced exodus by the British of the Chagos Islanders from their homeland to help establish a US military presence in the Indian Ocean during the Cold War. It looks back to the first generation of slaves who arrived on the archipelago and their harsh life since displacement.

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A coming-of-age debut novel, by the mother of Zadie Smith, about a young Jamaican girl faced with the trauma of immigration, estrangement from her family, and the emotional upheaval of moving to London in the 1960s.

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Coming-of-age debut novel, by the mother of Zadie Smith, about a young Jamaican girl faced with the trauma of immigration, estrangement from her family, and the emotional upheaval of moving to London in the 1960s.

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From the author of the award-winning short story collection, Burrard Inlet. A fast-paced and hilarious contemporary odyssey, The Drive has all the adventure and surrealism of Hunter S Thompson's Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - but overlaid with heartfelt yearning and hope.

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Set in different cities around the world - New York, London, Singapore this wry and playful debut collection of award-winning short stories are about emigration, identity, diasporas, family ties.

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From the award-winning and bestselling author of Into the Darkest Corner comes a delicious Victorian crime novel based on a true story that shocked and fascinated the nation.

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'Where is home, Mum' From the foothills of the Himalayas in the Kashmiri valleys to bustling Green Street in East London, Sabba Khan researches her identity from the global to the local, covering partition, displacement, and assimilation with humour and courage.

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This thrilling new collection of short stories by Elleke Boehmer tracks lives across continents from the perspective of the southern hemisphereits light, its seas, its sensibilities.

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Compelling, moving and teeming with feral desire: Elizabeth Haynes's new novel is an intoxicating story of love and redemption, set on a remote and windswept Scottish island.

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Umi Sinha's unforgettable debut is an intense, compelling and finely wrought epic of love and loss, of race and ethnicity, of homeland - and of belonging.

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A chance spotting of a poster advertising Shakespeare's 400th centenary spurs a refugee's imagination to transport himself from his detention cell through to a performance of Midsummer Night's Dream at London's Globe Theatre, by randomly pressing a fingerprint on the wall.