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    • The Lighted Rooms by Richard Mason

      Being hailed as the next big anything brings with it obvious pitfalls. In Richard Mason’s case, the problem was simply that, despite huge hype, his debut ‘The Drowning People’,...

    • One of Us by Melissa Benn

    • One of Us by Melissa Benn

      In ‘One of Us’, Melissa Benn’s second novel, she observes the rise of an ambitious MP through the eyes of Anna Adams, the daughter of a successful left-leaning lawyer and his...

    • Paddington Here and Now by Michael Bond

    • Paddington Here and Now  by Michael Bond

      Despite his ageless appearance, Paddington Bear is 50 this year. He’s had a phenomenally successful career since his arrival from ‘Darkest Peru’ in 1958, encompassing a starring...

    • Whatever Makes You Happy by William Sutcliffe

    • Whatever Makes You Happy by William Sutcliffe

      Three women decide to visit their three adult sons and stay with them for a week to assess the state of maternal/ filial love. The women are all friends, all Londoners, all middle-class. The men...

    • The Declaration by Gemma Malley

    • The Declaration by Gemma Malley

      It’s 2140 and Anna is a teenage ‘surplus’ – a child born illegally into a world with an immortal population and resources too depleted to accommodate any more people. Anna...

    • The Sabotage Café by Joshua Furst

    • The Sabotage Café by Joshua Furst

      There’s a quiet, stalking charm to rookie American playwright Joshua Furst’s debut novel, a tender, coming-of-age story that plots the cracked pavements of adolescence across the bleak,...

    • Breath by Tim Winton

    • Breath by Tim Winton

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