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A gripping noir about the blossoming of poisonous passions.

"Gaza has always been rebellious... stubborn, addictive. I'm her daughter, and I look like her."

A polyphonic tale of immigration and community by the winner of the 2021 Prix Goncourt

FROM THE AUTHOR OF THE INTERNATIONAL BOOKER LONGLISTED AND WINNER OF THE STREGA PRIZE THE HOUSE ON VIA GEMITO

Here is another Russia. Twelve brave men and women pitted against the Putin regime.

A fresh, accessible approach on the classics and their wisdom from one of Europe's most original and compelling scholars of ancient Greece and Rome

A blazingly creative re-imagining of the short life of one of England's greatest writers, picked as one of the best historical fiction novels by The Times.

Raw, sinuous, high-stakes, Bite Your Friends is a history of the body as a site of resistance to power, and a subversive memoir.

How a Soviet cosmic dream is becoming a modern realityCheating death and raising the dead. Creating life. Freeing the spirit. Colonising space. These projects, of which some have been achieved and some will soon, have a shared Russian history, belonging to a movement known as cosmism - a mixture of scientific research, metaphysics and mysticism. More than 100 years ago, key Russian thinkers and anarchists alike wanted to resurrect the dead and send them into space. Since then, cosmists have prepared to colonise the planets, to save a world that would become overpopulated after death had been vanquished. Cosmism was the model behind the Soviet Union. Yet, it is still ever-present, and cosmism is responsible for a number of Russian policies. Decades ago, it also found itself a second home: Silicon Valley. A principal source of inspiration for Californian transhumanists, Soviet cosmism founded the core dreams of contemporary society - immortality and colonisation of space. The cosmists have written our future, and we're now living it.

A moving and transformative journey into the most mysterious, heartbreaking, and awe-inspiring corners of the human mind

An award-winning urban thriller full of rage and raw emotion"Poignant, disturbing, sensitive, chilling", a novel Edvard Munch could have written had he not been a painter."-Le Rayon Polar

A love story and a road movie, this charming tale proclaims the need to overcome our fears and reach out to others.

In this 'razor-sharp' and 'dangerously hilarious' novel that "hooks readers from the beginning" (Los Angeles Times), a trans woman reenters life on the outside after more than twenty years in a men's prison, over one consequential Fourth of July weekend.

A family chronicle, and that of an era, from May 1968 to the 1980s: passionate, heartfelt and profound.

An examination of Cain's murderous act through the lens of psychoanalysis: an urgent, stirring reflection on violence and morality.

"These books are so rich and engrossing that it is rewarding to read them even when one is stuck at home."-TLS