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    • Everyday by Lee Rourke

    • Everyday by Lee Rourke

      The subjects of Lee Rourke’s stories are ground-down office drones, contemporary equivalents of TS Eliot’s who, undone by death, flow over London Bridge in ‘The Waste Land’....

    • The Witches Trinity by Erika Mailman

    • The Witches Trinity by Erika Mailman

      The Devil is alive in sixteenth-century Tierkinddorf in Erika Mailman’s elegant debut. As a famine causes widespread hunger and inflames tempers between villagers and families, a Dominican...

    • Sara’s Face by Melvin Burgess

    • Sara’s Face  by Melvin Burgess

      When rock star Jonathan Heat’s face caves in as a result of excessive plastic surgery he retreats behind a suspiciously lifelike mask. His fans follow suit and entire identikit audiences...

    • Crusaders by Richard T Kelly

    • Crusaders by Richard T Kelly

      When a young Anglican priest, Reverend John Gore, is sent to a deprived area of his hometown, Newcastle, to ‘plant’ a new church, he is filled with enthusiasm. Partly this is due to his...

    • Kill Your Friends by John Niven

    • Kill Your Friends  by John Niven

      The modern music industry is an empty-hearted business, which might explain the moral void at the centre of this dazzling comic novel. In some books this might be a weakness, but in John...

    • Dry Store Room No 1 by Richard Fortey

    • Dry Store Room No 1 by Richard Fortey

      After thirty years spent in the beautiful bowels of the Natural History Museum studying trilobites, Richard Fortey has emerged with a supreme achievement. ‘Dry Store Room No 1’ is not...

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