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Offshore
The shortest novel to win the Booker Prize, Penelope Fitzgerald offers a delightful glimpse into the workings of the eccentric London community living on houseboats on Battersea Reach
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Beside the Ocean of Time
A crofter’s son living on the remote island of Norday escapes into the limitless world of his imagination, in George Mackay Brown’s lyrical saga
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Lanny
Max Porter effortlessly combines England's mysterious past and its confounding present in this enchanting and devastating story
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Patricia Lockwood
Patricia Lockwood is an American novelist, poet and essayist
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J.G. Farrell
J.G. Farrell was born in Liverpool, England, and spent much of his life abroad. He finally settled in London, where he wrote most of his novels
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The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry
Harold Fry, the unassuming hero of Rachel Joyce’s life-affirming story, is a man on a mission – to walk more than 600 miles to save a friend
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Mary Renault
Mary Renault was born Eileen Mary Challans, in London. She was best known for her historical novels set in ancient Greece
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The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
In Mark Haddon’s widely acclaimed novel, an unusual and brilliant boy insists on investigating the mysterious death of a neighbour’s dog
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When We Cease to Understand the World
Benjamín Labatut’s extraordinary imagination digs deep into the territory between fact and fiction, progress and destruction, genius and madness
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Judas
Steeped in desire and curiosity, Amos Oz’s Judas is both a tragi-comic coming-of-age tale and a radical rethinking of the concept of treason