October’s Book of the Month is a superb and timely comic about the invisible burdens women carry, as well as a whole host of social injustices, everyday outrages and absurdities. Continue reading The Mental Load by Emma – October Book of the Month
The first part of a grand and intricate YA fantasy saga, translated from the French, is our Book of the Month for September. Continue reading A Winter’s Promise by Christelle Dabos – September Book of the Month
Michael Redhill’s ‘Bellevue Square’ is one of our two August Books of the Month. Continue reading Bellevue Square by Michael Redhill – August Book of the Month
For one of our August Books of the Month we pick The Story of Shit – a personal, cultural, scientific, historical and environmental account of… shit. Continue reading The Story of Shit by Midas Dekkers – August Book of the Month
Spencer Wise explores family legacy and obligation in our July Book of the Month. Continue reading The Emperor of Shoes by Spencer Wise – July Book of the Month
June’s Book of the Month is a searing biographical novel about James Joyce’s daughter Lucia, and the legacy of ‘problematic’ women. Continue reading Lucia by Alex Pheby – June Book of the Month
May’s Book of the Month is a poignant debut about love, loss and grief by a talented new voice in British fiction. Continue reading Let Me Be Like Water – May Book of the Month
Bill talks about ‘minimalist masterpiece’ Sisters by Lily Tuck… Continue reading December Book of the Month: Sisters by Lily Tuck
Our November Book of the Month is Brolliology – a fascinating history of the umbrella in life and literature. Continue reading November Book of the Month: Brolliology by Marion Rankine
The Book of the Month for October is the spellbinding novel from Neil Griffiths, our first title from exciting new publishers Dodo Ink. Continue reading October Book of the Month: As a God Might Be by Neil Griffiths
