Blue Ruin – Hari Kunzru
£9.99Jay, once a promising artist but now a van driver, finds himself delivering groceries to a successful former lover from his art school days. An insightful portrait of the creative impulse and the rapacious demands of the art world.
Blue Ruin – Hari Kunzru
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Jay, once a promising artist but now a van driver, finds himself delivering groceries to a successful former lover from his art school days. An insightful portrait of the creative impulse and the rapacious demands of the art world.
Buckeye – Patrick Ryan
£10.99
Burma Sahib – Paul Theroux
£10.99A fictionalised account of Eric Blair’s service in the Burmese colonial police, an experience which changed him from a schoolboy into a writer embittered by his experience of colonialism, and ready to reinvent himself as George Orwell.
Caledonian Road – Andrew O’Hagan
£9.99A page-turner with an extensive cast and clever plot, which offers, through its shifting perspectives and the interactions of the characters, an ambitious and intelligent analysis of contemporary London society.
Challenger: A True Story of Heroism and Disaster on the Edge of Space – Adam Higginbotham
£10.99Free shipping within the UK.
Charlie and Lola: I Will Never Not Ever Eat a Tomato – Lauren Child
£8.99
Clear – Carys Davies
£9.99Ivar, living alone on a remote Scottish island, rescues a stranger washed up on the beach and takes him in. A masterly unfolding of tensions and a brilliant depiction of solitude, connection and passion. Tender, full of surprises.
Creation Lake – Rachel Kushner
£9.99Cleverly plotted thriller in which Sadie, dismissed in disgrace from the FBI and now a spy for hire, is embedded in a rural commune in France, tasked with undermining their efforts to protect their environment, by fair means or foul.
Crossing the Wine-Dark Sea – Emily Wilson
£12.99
Dad Had A Bad Day – Ashton Politanoff
£10.99
Days of Light – Megan Hunter
£9.99
Drayton and Mackenzie – Alexander Starritt
£9.99
Dream State – Eric Puchner
£10.99