The Coming of the Iron Man
A giant metal man arrives unexpectedly, causing chaos and fear, but a boy named Hogarth helps him find a home and ultimately saves the world…
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The Ha-Ha (Faber Editions)
A haunting exploration of mental illness and social alienation, following Josephine’s struggle to reintegrate into society after her mother’…
The Anchorage
Bernard O'Donoghue's poetry collection explores how memory and story shape our sense of place and identity, blending vivid recollections of …
Nature Matters: Vital Poems from the Global Majority
Nature Matters is a groundbreaking anthology that amplifies Black, Asian, and global-majority voices in nature poetry, exploring urgent ecol…
So What
Frederick Seidel’s 'So What' is a vibrant, provocative poetry collection that confronts aging with fierce wit and raw insight, hurtling thro…
Little Brother (Playscript)
Two thought-provoking plays explore human relationships and survival: a teenage brother and sister navigate love and family in a post-apocal…
Never Let Me Go (Members Edition)
In a haunting dystopian England, Kathy H. reflects on her childhood at Hailsham School, uncovering a poignant tale of love, friendship, and …
The Lowlife
In Hackney’s gritty underworld, Jewish bachelor Harryboy Boas gambles with fate, love, and his haunted past, spiraling into a dark world of …
Under the Net
A witty and philosophical debut novel following Jake, a struggling writer in 1950s London, whose chaotic relationships and misadventures rev…
The Lonely Londoners
A poignant and often humorous portrayal of West Indian immigrants striving to build new lives in 1950s London, navigating racism, loneliness…
Offshore
A vivid portrait of an eccentric houseboat community on the Thames, where lives intertwine in unexpected ways amid the struggle for belongin…
NW
Zadie Smith’s NW is a vivid, tragicomic portrait of four Londoners navigating the complexities of identity, class, and friendship in a city …
City of the Mind
An architect navigating the ruins of his failed marriage and the layered history of London, Matthew Halland confronts the past and present a…
The Buddha of Suburbia
A vibrant coming-of-age story set in 1970s South London, following Karim Amir as he navigates identity, race, class, and belonging amidst so…
London Fields
A terminally ill writer in a decaying London races against time to narrate the doomed Nicola Six’s story, a murder mystery entwined with dar…