Fiction - Saraband

Miss Blaine’s Prefect and the Parcel of Rogues Olga Wojtas

[trim]"A witty, vividly imagined romp through Enlightenment Edinburgh—utterly irresistible." Dr Ainsley McIntosh, Assistant Director of the Walter Scott Research Centre, University of Aberdeen[/trim]

The Loch of the Bees Donald S Murray

[trim]“The past’s current flows through the characters in his fiction so strongly that it almost becomes the story itself.” David Robinson, Books from Scotland[/trim]

Whispers in the Glen

A Case of Matricide (paperback) Graeme Macrae Burnet

[trim]‘Wickedly funny … slyly playful … owes as much of a debt to Albert Camus as it does to Georges Simenon.'[/trim]

Miss Blaine’s Prefect and the Uncharted Island Olga Wojtas

Kingfisher Rozie Kelly

[trim]"A best in class example of the multitudes queerness contain … heart-shattering … stunning all around." Georgios Chiotis[/trim]

Alive in the Merciful Country A.L. Kennedy

[trim]'It seems everything [Kennedy] touches turns to art … she continues to impress with her psychological fearlessness and breathtaking affection for language.' New York Times[/trim]

A Case of Matricide Graeme Macrae Burnet

The Disappearance of Adèle Bedeau Graeme Macrae Burnet

The Interview J. David Simons

How We Named the Stars Andrés N. Ordorica

[trim]‘Love and loss, freedom and security, sex and identity—Andrés N. Ordorica’s How We Named the Stars explores the desires and fears that live within us, that surface despite our attempts to tame or quiet them. In Ordorica's thoughtful prose, time becomes a character through which we come to learn the value of what can be gained when we allow ourselves to be vulnerable to our deepest longings. The story of Daniel and Sam will be with us for years to come’ Eloisa Amezcua, author of Fighting Is Like a Wife[/trim]

Lady’s Rock Sue Lawrence

What Doesn’t Kill Us Ajay Close

[trim]“Beautifully written, stark and relevant.” Caro Ramsay[/trim]

Miss Blaine’s Prefect and the Gondola of Doom Olga Wojtas

The Salt and the Flame Donald S Murray

The Bay Julia Rampen

[trim]“Woven through with beautiful stories of common bonds developed and real humanity between the characters, it shows how fragile people’s lives can be … an engrossing, beautifully written debut novel.” Mike Morris, director, Writing on the Wall festival, Liverpool[/trim]