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Biographies & Memoirs
This unique blend of memoir and history takes "a multi-layered look at jigsaw puzzles... charming [and] fascinating" (Publishers Weekly, starred review). Award-winning author Margaret Drabble weaves her own story into a... See More
Literature & Fiction
One of the Washington Post's 50 Notable Works of Fiction in 2017 and a New York Times Notable Book of 2017 From the great British novelist Dame Margaret Drabble comes a vital and audacious tale about the many ways in which... See More
Literature & Fiction
A "marvelous" novel about a woman's psychological battle with the realities of midlife (The New York Times Book Review). Witty and endearingly neurotic, Kate Armstrong has hit a certain age -- and the crisis that goes... See More
Literary Fiction
An archaeologist struggles to unearth her own true passions in the "richest, most absorbing novel" by the author of The Dark Flood Rises (Joyce Carol Oates). Frances Wingate is one of England's most renowned... See More
Literature & Fiction
Jane and Malcolm Gray's marriage is characterized by sexual unhappiness and the growing apathy they both feel toward one another. When Jane is confined to bed rest while pregnant with their second child, Malcolm realizes he... See More
Literary Fiction
A woman tries to uncover the mysterious fate of a friend in Cambodia in this "very smart" and suspenseful novel (The New York Times Book Review). Liz Headleand is one of London's best-known and most prominent... See More
Literary Fiction
Short fiction from "a fastidious chronicler of the vagaries of women's lives in England since the early nineteen-sixties" (Joyce Carol Oates, The New Yorker). In stories that explore marriage, female friendships, the... See More
Literary Fiction
From the Golden PEN Award-winning author: A "well-written, entertaining" dark comedy of a marriage on the rocks in 1960s London (Joyce Carol Oates, The New York Times). Emma and David Evans seem to have a perfect life... See More
Literary Fiction
An Englishwoman at a crossroads in her life takes an unexpected path in this "teasingly clever new novel" by the author of The Millstone (Publisher Weekly). Candida Wilton -- a woman recently betrayed, rejected, divorced... See More
Literary Fiction
The story of an upper-middle-class unwed mother in 1960s London, from a novelist who is "often as meticulous as Jane Austen and as deadly as Evelyn Waugh" (Los Angeles Times). In a newly swinging London, Rosamund Stacey... See More
Literary Fiction
An "engrossing" novel following three women as they confront the darkness and danger of their world, by the author of The Radiant Way (People). Sweeping from smart London townhouses to a rundown embassy in the Middle... See More
Literary Fiction
This is the story of Humphrey Clark and Ailsa Kelman, who spent a summer together as children in Ornemouth, a town by the gray North Sea. As they journey back to Ornemouth to receive honorary degrees from a new university... See More
Literary Fiction
A Los Angeles Times Best Book of the Year: "Part social satire, part thriller, and entirely clever" (Elle). It is a midsummer's evening in the English countryside, and the three grown Palmer children are coming to the end... See More
Literature & Fiction
The prize-winning author of The Dark Flood Rises offers an "absorbing" portrait of three generations of women -- inspired by her own family (The New York Times Book Review). In the early 1900s, young Bessie Bawtry grows... See More
Literary Fiction
Attractive and witty, Sarah has just graduated from Oxford and started a new job at the BBC. As she immerses herself in the excitement of 1960s London, her beautiful older sister, Louise, marries the famous, though... See More
Women's Fiction
Barbara Halliwell, on a grant at Oxford, receives an unexpected package-a centuries-old memoir by a Korean crown princess. An appropriate gift indeed for her impending trip to Seoul, but Barbara doesn't know who sent it. On... See More
Literature & Fiction
An "achingly wise" novel about the challenges of motherhood: "Admirers of Marilynne Robinson will find themselves very much at home in this book" (The Wall Street Journal). Jessica Speight, an anthropologist in 1960s... See More
Literary Fiction
Simon Camish, an embittered, diffident lawyer in a loveless marriage, would not have particularly noticed Rose Vassiliou had he not been asked to drive her home one night after a dinner party. Yet at one time she had been... See More
Historical Fiction
Just thirty-eight-years-old, Anthony Keating's already survived both a divorce and a heart attack. He has left the BBC for the dangerous life of property speculation in the boom-and-bust 1970s, and is brooding on the oil... See More
Sports & Outdoors
Tucked away along a shady path towards the north-east edge of Hampstead Heath is a sign: Women Only. This is the Kenwood Ladies' Bathing Pond. Floating in the Pond's silky waters, hidden by a canopy of trees, it's easy to... See More
Literature & Fiction
SOMETHING HAS FALLEN AWAY. We have lost a part of ourselves, our history, what we once were. That something, when we encounter it again, look it straight in the eyes, disgusts us, makes us retch. This is the horror of the... See More
Literature & Fiction
Known for both its industrial roots and arboreal abundance, Sheffield has always been a city of two halves. From its botanical gardens and elegant parks, to the brutalist high-rise estates of Park Hill, and the hinterland... See More
City Life
Liz Headleand, Esther Breuer, and Alix Bowen have been friends since Cambridge. Twenty-five years later, life has led them all down very different paths. Liz is a successful and well-known psychiatrist with a full social... See More