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Yellow Dog
This dark, funny and relentlessly paced Martin Amis novel explores contemporary culture through a gallery of unique - and often unlovely - characters
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Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell
In Susanna Clarke’s fabulous fantasy novel, two rival magicians’ secret dabblings with the dark arts cause more trouble than they could have imagined
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Purple Hibiscus
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's extraordinary debut novel about life’s blurred lines - the grey spaces where truths are revealed and real life is lived
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Clear: A Transparent Novel
Nicola Barker’s ribald and outrageous peep show of a novel is a caustic examination of the circus surrounding an illusionist’s starvation stunt
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Maps for Lost Lovers
In this eloquent and illuminating fiction, Nadeem Aslam opens the heart of a family at the crossroads of culture, community, nationality and religion
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The Island Walkers
A man has to choose between his allegiance to his friends or the advancement of his career, in John Bemrose’s tightly knit family drama
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Becoming Strangers
Louise Dean’s perceptive debut novel about two unhappily married couples who, after their paths cross on holiday, revisit their flawed relationships
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A Blade of Grass
Lewis DeSoto’s assured, tension-filled debut is a story of friendship and betrayal and of the trauma of the land that has shaped post-colonial Africa
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Always the Sun
Neil Cross’s gripping novel asks the reader a question: how far would you go to protect the child you love from those who seek to cause them harm?
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On Beauty
Male lust and female friendship draw two families together - despite the gulf that exists between them - in Zadie Smith’s engaging satire