Literary fiction
Taduno's Song
Odafe Atogun
Format: Paperback
'Burning with magic and loss, exile and return, beauty and heartache, Taduno's Song is a colossal epic, disguised as a small novel' - Marlon James, Booker Prize-winning author of A Brief History of Seven Killings
City of Secrets
Stewart O'Nan
Format: Paperback
From master storyteller Stewart O'Nan, a timely moral thriller of the Jewish underground resistance in Jerusalem after the Second World War.
Multiple Choice
Alejandro Zambra, translated by Megan McDowell
Format: Paperback
Completely unlike anything you've read before: this playful, poignant, genre-bending novel / entrance examination tells a story of copying, cheating, faking and messing-up.
The Core of the Sun
Johanna Sinisalo, translated by Lola Rogers
Format: Paperback
From the queen of 'Finnish weird', a captivating and witty speculative satire of a Handmaid's Tale-esque welfare state where women are either breeders or outcasts, addicts chase the elusive high of super-hot chilli peppers and one woman is searching for her missing sister.
Don't Cry
Mary Gaitskill
Format: Paperback
Don't Cry is Mary Gaitskill's first collection of stories in over ten years, following the tremendous success of her previous collections, Bad Behaviour and Because They Wanted To.
Justine
Lawrence Durrell
Format: Paperback
The first book of Lawrence Durrell’s celebrated Alexandria Quartet, reissued in Faber Modern Classics livery.
The Hawkline Monster
Richard Brautigan
Format: Paperback
'Brautigan is a folk-artist, a master storyteller' - Sarah Hall
So the Wind Won't Blow It All Away
Richard Brautigan, introduction by Jeffrey Lent
Format: Paperback
'Poetic, gently eccentric and deeply poignant' - The Times
The Man Who Spoke Snakish
Andrus Kivirahk, translated by Christopher Moseley
Format: Paperback
A runaway bestseller in Europe where the book is so well known that a popular board game has been created based on it, The Man Who Spoke Snakish is an extraordinary coming-of-age story, mixing magical realism, reinvented national myth and satire.
