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'The most significant English-language poet born since the Second World War.' TLS

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From the visionary musician and antiquarian Julian Cope, comes a colourful and extraordinary work of fiction.

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Ooga-Booga is Seidel's 10th collection of poetry.

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Virtually everything Vaclav Havel has ever written has acquired a new resonance, whether ironic, artistic, philosophical or political, since he became President of his country in 1989. This selection of his prose ranges in time from the early 1960s to his New Year message of 1990.

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From a Granta Best Young Novelist 2023 - five achingly tender, innovative and dazzling stories of (dis)connection.

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The new collection from a Granta Best Young Novelist 2023 - five achingly tender, innovative and dazzling stories of (dis)connection.

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A powerful new collection from the acclaimed, prize-winning author of Multitudes and Intimacies - a striking exploration of motherhood and marriage.

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The complete screenplay of Christopher Nolan's film Oppenheimer, telling the story of the father of the atomic bomb.

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In the vein of David Peace's Red Riding Quartet and the early novels of James Ellroy comes Orchid Blue, Eoin McNamee's haunting masterpiece.

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A unique and very personal story about one woman's relationship with her much loved rescue dogs.

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A wonderful account that recalls the debauched glory days of the independent record shop.

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A version of Rainer Maria Rilke's Die Sonette an Orpheus.

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Other Colours is a collection of the best pieces from twenty years of writing from Orhan Pamuk, the winner of the 2006 Nobel Prize in Literature.

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The eagerly anticipated new novel from the author of the bestselling Dirty Havana trilogy.

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The Olivier Award-winning play: Young, lost and out of control, a bunch of Catholic schoolgirls go wild for a day in the big city ...

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Our Treacherous Hearts formed the basis for a Channel Four documentary in the 'Female Parts' series. 'From a hardline feminist point of view, women have turned out to be a bit of a disappointment; Our Treacherous Hearts is a courageous attempt to face this question.' Literary Review

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From the most brilliant and audacious choreographer of our time, the exuberant tale of a young dancer's rise to the pinnacle of the performing arts world, and the triumphs and perils of creating work on his own terms - and staying true to himself.

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Prize-winning author Petina Gappah's tale of Dr Livingstone's epic journey through nineteenth-century Africa is'incredible' (Yaa Gyasi), 'powerful' (Jesmyn Ward), and 'beautiful' (Anthony Doerr).

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Prize-winning poet, Jamie McKendrick, returns with his sixth stunning collection.

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Timothy Dunphy is a young native of working class Pawtucket, Rhode Island, whose mother committed suicide, and whose thuggish father calls him 'Dildo'. But Timothy struggles with his new schoolmates, struggles with the opposite sex, and continues to struggle in his relationship to his father, whom he blames for his mother's demise.

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'These legends are the action-packed stories - of ancient heroes, huge battles, attempted invasions, prophecies and spells, clashes between the underworld and the real world, abductions, love affairs and feasts - which have fascinated the Irish mind for more than 2,000 years .

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Shoot The Crow 'Tragicomedy of character and circumstance that makes McCafferty look like a ribald Northern Irish Chekov.' Guardian. Scenes From The Big Picture 'An epic that attempts to put the whole of human life on stage - birth, death, love, sex, work, families - the whole damn thing...