Anthologies featuring bestselling authors alongside rising stars. Short story collections from some of our beloved authors with Roald Dahl, Raymond Carver and Anita Desai among the better known
Anthologies & Short Stories
UEA Publishing Project UEA Creative Writing Anthology Prose Fiction:
Book SynopsisThis collection features work by the latest international cohort of UEA’s MA and MFA Prose Fiction graduates. These stories and extracts push the boundaries of form and genre. They will immerse you in twenty-eight different worlds, each of which will challenge and delight in a new and interesting way.The UEA is renowned for housing the longest-running MA Creative Writing: Prose Fiction programme in the UK, consistently producing prize-winning and critically-acclaimed work. Its alumni include well-established authors such as Emma Healey, John Boyne, and Naomi Alderman, as well as up-and-coming writers like bestselling novelist Elizabeth Macneal.With a foreword by Henrietta Rose-Innes and an introduction from course convenor Philip Langeskov, this year’s Prose Fiction Anthology demonstrates that UEA students continue to produce imaginative and diverse world-class literature.Featuring work by: Karen Angelico • Sussie Anie • Jekwu Anyaegbuna • Stephen Buoro • Catherine Gaffney • Fearghal Hall • Luisa Hausleithner • Amber Higgins • Khuram Hussain • Matt Jones • Vijay Khurana • Jasmin Kirkbride • Maya Lubinsky • Sylvia Madrigal • Ceci Mazzarella • Shandana Minhas • Carmen Morawski • Madeleine Morgan • Tess O'Hara • Tasha Ong • Troy Onyango • Hale Öztekin-Cuss • James Smart • Amelia Vale • Melissa Wan • Bethany Wright • Rebecca Yolland
£9.49
UEA Publishing Project Field Work
Book SynopsisEdited and co-ordinated by Sarah Lowndes, Field Work is an enthralling collection of new nature writing from East Anglia gathered from library workshops and open submissions held across the region. The library workshops run by Lowndes at Cromer and Great Yarmouth libraries offered the opportunity to read and discuss exciting poetry and prose about the natural world written by women and people of colour, to challenge the conception of the genre as predominantly white and male. The resulting anthology presents a fresh new take on the nature writing genre, bringing intersectional considerations of race, class, gender and sexuality to bear on our relationship with the land. Field Work features a diverse range of responses from children, young people and adults who call the landscape of East Anglia their home, whether born and bred or those who have migrated to this land. The anthology has been designed imaginatively by Emily Benton, and is available as a keepsake and inspiration for all those living in, inspired by, or curious about, the wondrous flora and fauna of the English landscape. The anthology features an incredible range of writing styles, subject matter, and authors; including prose, poetry, short stories and life writing.
£12.34
Windhorse Publications Poems and Short Stories: 25
Book Synopsis`It is its spiritual background which gives to Sangharakshita's poetry its depth and emotional appeal. It rests on the inner parallelism between the most fundamental human emotions and the highest experiences on the path of liberation and enlightenment, the relationship between love and wisdom, the individual and the universal, the moods of Nature and the moods of the human heart.' - Lama Anagarika Govinda In his preface to the Complete Poems published in 1994 Sangharakshita wrote that his poems 'constitute a sort of spiritual autobiography, sketchy indeed, but perhaps revealing, or at least suggesting, aspects of my life that would not otherwise be known'. He wrote many more poems after that, and more from his early years have come to light. This volume contains all of them, offering a truly complete collection, and also includes six short stories, written over many years and some of them previously unpublished, also shedding new light on the imagination and perceptions of their author. The volume is prefaced by a foreword and two essays introducing the poems in different ways, and also contains edited versions of two talks Sangharakshita gave about specific poems, and a sequence of conversations about his poetry that were recorded towards the end of his life.
£28.45
Windhorse Publications Poems and Short Stories: 25
Book Synopsis`It is its spiritual background which gives to Sangharakshita's poetry its depth and emotional appeal. It rests on the inner parallelism between the most fundamental human emotions and the highest experiences on the path of liberation and enlightenment, the relationship between love and wisdom, the individual and the universal, the moods of Nature and the moods of the human heart.' - Lama Anagarika Govinda In his preface to the Complete Poems published in 1994 Sangharakshita wrote that his poems 'constitute a sort of spiritual autobiography, sketchy indeed, but perhaps revealing, or at least suggesting, aspects of my life that would not otherwise be known'. He wrote many more poems after that, and more from his early years have come to light. This volume contains all of them, offering a truly complete collection, and also includes six short stories, written over many years and some of them previously unpublished, also shedding new light on the imagination and perceptions of their author. The volume is prefaced by a foreword and two essays introducing the poems in different ways, and also contains edited versions of two talks Sangharakshita gave about specific poems, and a sequence of conversations about his poetry that were recorded towards the end of his life.
£18.95
Momentum Books The Great Indian Tee and Snakes & Other Stories:
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£6.83
Momentum Books and the earth drank deep & Other Stories: Winners
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£6.83
Myriad Editions To the Volcano, and other stories
Book SynopsisNew collection of short stories from acclaimed Oxford-based South African author that tracks lives across continents.
£8.54
Valley Press Not Sorry
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£10.44
Valley Press An Unfamiliar Landscape
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£10.44
Eyewear Publishing Juggling with Turnips
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£10.44
Shoestring Press The Midlands, and Leaving Them
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£9.68
Istros Books The Fate of Yaakov Maggid
Book SynopsisOnce again, the extraordinary storyteller, Ludovic Bruckstein, opens the door onto a lost world of Jewish history and lore in the central European Carpathian region, now parts of Hungary, Romania and Ukraine. Invoking the tales of a great maggid – a wandering storyteller within the East-European tradition of Hassidism - he weaves tales of wisdom and mystery which linger inside us long after the story has ended. Bruckstein's previous titles (The Trap, 2019 and With an Unopened Umbrella in the Pouring Rain, 2021) have gained him a growing audience of dedicated readers in the English-speaking world, where his work has been too-long absent. This edition comes complete with a fascinating glossary of terms and historical references complied by the translator.
£12.34
The Emma Press Hailman: 2021
Book SynopsisA collection of short stories. In the title story, a child builds a snowman out of ice with her mum's friend Joyce and skirts round the edge of some adult truths. In 'Growing', a daughter visits her mother in the nursing home and tries to bond with her over flower seeds. In 'Double Dose', Patsy makes a Covid-y journey back to her hometown and touches on unpleasant memories of the past.Trade Review‘Perhaps I love this collection so much, because it is a book I feel. I feel what is present and I feel what is absent. I choose the word ‘prism’ to underline how the thematic hues spark and shift. You see life in sensory gleams. […] It is a collection to lose yourself in and then discover multiple rewarding paths to your own bridges and connections. It’s narrative as nourishment.’ – Paula Greene for Poetry Shelf.Table of ContentsWar Stories ; Hailman ; On Spinning ; Double Dose ; The Vilina Vlas Hotel ; Missing ; Cats and Dogs ; Where the river meets the sea ; Drive-by ; Growing.
£8.54
Galileo Publishers Christmas Stories
Book SynopsisA collection of George Mackay Brown's Chistmas and Winter stories.
£13.49
Cranthorpe Millner Publishers World War II Flying Stories
Book SynopsisThis diverse collection of short stories, all relating to aviation during WWII, is written from the perspectives of a group of disparate individuals. A war-weary American pilot is trapped in a loveless marriage and an ATA girl gets caught up in Operation Chastise. A mother's perspective is chronicled along with the experiences of an Afro-Caribbean Pathfinder and also a German ace, fearful for the life of his younger brother. Even the exploits of a courier pigeon are penned! Corkscrew Port Go! is based on the memoirs of Lancaster bomber wireless operator Reg Payne whose painting, First Wave, was chosen for the book cover. 'I was captivated by the quality of the writing: the language captures beautifully the atmosphere, mood and innocence of a bygone era' Craig Moore, former RAF flight engineer.
£11.52
Banipal Books Banipal – Short Stories
Book SynopsisCovid-19 is still with us, spreading its deathly virus, killing thousands, keeping us in our homes, making us keep our distance wherever we go, wearing masks whenever we might get within a metre or so of another person, and creating virtual, digital events. Over the months it has changed the world, and till now it’s hard to see an end to it. All our lives are being transformed by it.On 8 April, the Sheikh Zayed Book Award announced its 2020 winners – Banipal Magazine won the Publishing and Technology award. What a huge honour and accolade for this 23-year-old literary magazine. It is a tremendous boost to our very necessary translation project. We were pleased, also, to hear a mention of our new project of a second magazine – Revista Banipal for modern Arab literature in Spanish translation.Banipal 68 – Short Stories introduces 21 diverse, engaging and thoughtful stories, mostly for the first time in English. First, from the award ceremony of the Almultaqa Prize for the Arabic Short Story, there is winner Sheikha Helawy and finalists Sofiene Rajab, Sherif Saleh and Mahmoud Al-Rahbi, and then three further great short story writers, Muhammad Khudayyir , Mustafa Taj Aldeen Almosa and Mohammed Al-Sharekh. Plus chapters from two novels – Free Fall by Abeer Esber and A Small Death by Mohammed Hasan Alwan. Plus works by two major poets – Moncef Ouhaibi, winner of the 2020 Sheikh Zayed Award for Literature, and Abdo Wazen. Plus interview with Mohamed Berrada and essay by Bothayna al-Essa on her writings. And letters from Ghassan Kanafani to Denys Johnson-Davies. A HUGE THANKS to all our contributors who have continued working from home under coronavirus restrictions, and to our socially-distancing printer and distributor.
£9.50
Fly on the Wall Press Pigskin: Shorts Season
Book SynopsisSomething strange is happening to the animals on the farm. A pig turns into bacon, chickens grow breadcrumbs instead of feathers, a cow turns to leather, a goat excretes cheese. As food becomes scarce and looming 'pot-bellies' threaten to invade the safety of the sty, Pig knows he must get to the bottom of this phenomenon or face imminent death.
£7.46
Fly on the Wall Press The Guts of a Mackerel
Book SynopsisOn a family holiday to her dad's Irish homeland, Eve's concerns about impressing local boy Liam are confronted by the stark reality of political and personal divisions during the Troubles. Former friends have turned into enemies, and this country of childhood memory is suddenly a lot less welcoming.
£999.99
Prototype Publishing Ltd. PROTOTYPE 5
Book SynopsisThe fifth instalment of Prototype's annual anthology: a space for new work, open to all and free from formal guidelines or restrictions. Poetry, prose, visual work and experiments in between. With contributions by Alex Aspden, Ed Atkins & Steven Zultanski, Mau Baiocco, Claire Carroll, Hal Coase, James M. Creed, Iulia David, Nia Davies, Fiona Glen, Olivia Heal, Emma Hellyer, Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou, Rowe Irvin, Sasja Janssen (trans. Michele Hutchison), Bhanu Kapil, Sharon Kivland, Jeff Ko, Prerana Kumar, Grace Connolly Linden, Dasha Loyko, Nasim Luczaj, Ian Macartney, So Mayer, Catrin Morgan, Ghazal Mosadeq, Kashif Sharma-Patel, Helen Quah, Dipanjali Roy, Leonie Rushforth, Stanley Schtinter, Lutz Seiler (trans. Stefan Tobler), Madeleine Stack, Malin Stahl, Corin Sworn, Olly Todd, Yasmin Vardi, Kate Wakeling, Nathan Walker, Ahren Warner, Stephen Watts & Rojbin Arjen YigitTable of ContentsLeonie Rushforth Samovar Mimosa Bhanu Kapil STORIES I CAN'T TELL ANYONE I KNOW Olly Todd Marchon People Watching Kate Wakeling mixed directives It does seem, yes Shell Yasmin Vardi SCENES FROM THE AFTERNOON II Alex Aspden Routine (Archive 2) Ian Macartney Lerwick's Hyperballad Infinite Swan Olivia Heal Close Helen Quah Old Women With Babies And Window All The People In This Are Real Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou A Series of Drawings in Circles Stanley Schtinter from Last Movies Corin Sworn Diagrams Generational Loss Nathan Walker surfaces imagining the body an archive of forces cross your voice Nia Davies Sites / dryfsa Mieri Sasja Janssen trans. Michele Hutchison from Virgula Sharon Kivland Messidor Kashif Sharma-Patel caroming shavi lomi hyena-wolf / vepkhvi - mgeli Dasha Loyko from Georgios, Gravity, and God Ghazal Mosadeq from Supernatural Remedies for Fatal Seasickness; Highly indivisible but nevertheless in nineteen sections Stephen Watts Night Poem Lutz Seiler trans. Stefan Tobler from Pitch & Glint Hal Coase from Ochre Pitch Catrin Morgan from The Museum of Practical Geology Nasim Luczaj from I love you like this morning Madeleine Stack indirect light, from God's Trousseau Iulia David I Dreamed I Fell in Love with a Cheese Truck Driver Breathless Jeff Ko How much big is the sky? / the anonymous Malin Stahl Layers of the unexpected Rowe Irvin Lives of Dogs So Mayer from 'betweensongs' Emma Hellyer from (un)Shorelines Fiona Glen Being is a Tender Strength Ahren Warner from i will pay to make it bigger Claire Carroll The Sun is Only a Shipwreck Insofar as a Woman's Body Resembles It Rojbin Arjen Yigit Post Anaphylaxis Pearl Your Darlings Grace Connolly Linden flet Petrus Larks James M. Creed The Hollies, for example Cradle Piece Prerana Kumar Saraswati is Denied Her Lover Braid of Desire, Twisting Dipanjali Roy i \ Elegy Against AIR Ed Atkins & Steven Zultanski from Sorcerer Mau Baiocco On The Day the Government Collapses
£11.40
Arachne Press Incorcisms: Strange Short Stories
Book Synopsis“You have to understand,” says the woman, “an incorcism is nothing like its counterpart. No bells and whistles, no drama. All it takes is willingness, which you already have in spades.”Strange stories about strange things for strange people. Tales of possession and obsession. Of destruction and restoration. Of the demons we hold inside us, and those we leave behind in others. An odd apocalypse freezes a supermarket on Mother’s Day, a vanished village holds an ancient curse, an abandoned ice cream van tears a street apart. Rival rainbow setters, the woman who sowed a crop of elephants in her garden, and what happens if you keep on turning the clocks back. Perhaps you had a demon then lost it. Do you miss it?Our time here is brief and so are these curious fables. But the smallest of splinters are the hardest to dig out. Come and be snagged. Come, be unsettled. To be strange is to be human.David Hartley’s tiny fictions are elusive and teasing and true. They’re like the fading echoes of dreams you struggle to remember when you wake up in the morning – the bits that you know didn’t quite make sense, and made you feel strange and a little unnerved, but you knew were important, so important, if only you could hold on to them forever.Robert Shearman
£8.54
Arachne Press Strange Waters: 2021
Book SynopsisSet in Cornwall, coastal erosion and flooding take on a near mythical power as the short stories in this collection weave in and out of the recent past and near future, as lives and relationships ebb and flow with the tide. From one maritime tragedy to another, the community, and three generations of women from the same family, struggle with their over-close affinity for the sea.Trade ReviewI thoroughly enjoyed dipping my toes into this delightful book. Despite the themes of grief and tragedy it explores these are also magical, powerful, thought-provoking tales that also touch upon important modern concerns such as climate change. And there is just a touch of whimsy that I recognise from the ‘tall tales’ that have always permeated the Cornish coast. Elizabeth Dale, cornishbirdblog.com -- Elizabeth Dale
£999.99
Arachne Press Words from the Brink: Stories and Poems from
Book SynopsisFor Solstice Shorts 2021 we invited writers to respond to the growing climate crisis.From an exceptionally strong field we chose stories and poems that respond to the floods and droughts and fires all around the globe with tenderness, compassion, fear, grief and rage. Gaia is represented in all ther power and glory, and butterflies and plants sow seeds of hope, while other writers ask: How do we stop it? How do we survive it? And how do we live beyond the catastrophe on our horizon?Stories and Poems from Angela Graham, Ben Macnair, Cath Holland, Cath Humphris, Cathy Lennon, Claire Booker, Corinna Schulenburg, Diana Powell, Elaina Weakliem, Emily Ford, George Parker, Jane Aldous, Jane McLaughlin, Jared Pearce, Jessica Conley, Jill Michelle, Julian Bishop, Karen Ankers, Kate Foley, Katherine Gallagher, Kelly Davis, Lesley Curwen, Lisa Clarkson, Lucy Grace, Lucy Ryan, Lyndsey Weiner, Mandy Macdonald, Michelle Penn, Natascha Graham, Rachael Chong, Rob Walton, Robert René Galván, Samn Stockwell, Savannah McDaniel, Simon Brod, Stevie Krayer, Tara Willoughby, Tim Dillon, Vanessa Owen, Xia Leon Sloane.
£9.49
UEA Publishing Project No Date on the Calendar
Book SynopsisGrinding monotony. A diary of panic. The life of the home. A unique collaboration between Creative Writing students at UEA and students of Translation Studies at the University de Alcalá, Unmasked Writings/Historias desconfinadas is a series of five chapbooks mapping the emotional angles of the pandemic and giving voice to the long moments of introspection we all cultivated during the hardest months of this crisis. Each text is presented both in the original English and the translated Spanish.This is volume two, No Date on the Calendar / Sin fecha en el calendario.Cartoons by Willa Froy, translated by Soledad Benavente CeballosUnprecedented by Aayra Khawaja, translated by Javier Romero CastañedaWeekly Routine by Ryan Lenney, translated by Roberto Matei
£7.46
UEA Publishing Project Love From Afar
Book SynopsisStrained relations. Imposed reconnections. Fragile last missions. A unique collaboration between Creative Writing students at UEA and students of Translation Studies at the University de Alcalá, Unmasked Writings/Historias desconfinadas is a series of five chapbooks mapping the emotional angles of the pandemic and giving voice to the long moments of introspection we all cultivated during the hardest months of this crisis. Each text is presented both in the original English and the translated Spanish.This is volume three, Love From Afar/Amor a distancia.Can I Call You Back by Charlotte Brammer, translated by Silvia Sánchez TudelaIsolation Alone by Milly Barton, translated by Beatriz López Quiroga and Alumdena de Agustín PorrasThings Past Redress by Siobhan Horner, translated by Ángela Muro Arpón and Claudia Medrano González
£7.46
UEA Publishing Project Isolated Intimacies
Book SynopsisA digital invasion, and loving a child. Life and death in the garden. Encountering another's spirit. A unique collaboration between Creative Writing students at UEA and students of Translation Studies at the University de Alcalá, Unmasked Writings/Historias desconfinadas is a series of five chapbooks mapping the emotional angles of the pandemic and giving voice to the long moments of introspection we all cultivated during the hardest months of this crisis. Each text is presented both in the original English and the translated Spanish.This is volume four, Isolated Intimacies / En la intimidad de las historias.An Evening Discourse by Soe Thet San, translated by Candelas Bayón CentiagoyaBuffet of Death by Henry Johns. translated by Julia Martínez YolbaNightwalks by Denise Kuehl, translated by Rebeca Busto Acedo and Marta Rodrigo Rodríguez
£7.46
UEA Publishing Project Contactless
Book SynopsisPoetic reflection on disjointed life. A diary of a village approached by pandemic. A unique collaboration between Creative Writing students at UEA and students of Translation Studies at the University de Alcalá, Unmasked Writings/Historias desconfinadas is a series of five chapbooks mapping the emotional angles of the pandemic and giving voice to the long moments of introspection we all cultivated during the hardest months of this crisis. Each text is presented both in the original English and the translated Spanish.This is volume five, Contactless/Miradas-19.After Noon by Andre Hughes, translated by Aída López MilánContactless by Christopher Perry, translated by Aída López Milán
£7.46
The Endless Bookcase What the Wind Saw: Short Stories from the Heart of Hertfordshire
Book SynopsisWhat the Wind Saw is a collection of 25 short stories of the people, real and imagined, from a small tract of ancient land in the heart of Hertfordshire. The wind has always blown over these villages, fields, rivers, its towns and its city. It always will. We have the same worries, fears, hopes and dreams today as we have always had. We are connected to each other by our shared experiences, by the places that we live and by the paths that we tread. These are stories of friendship, power, love, grief and ambition inspired by the landscape and what is in it - John Bunyan's Cottage, Shaw's Corner, the annual Ayot St Lawrence art show, the Devil's Dyke, St Albans market, a walk in the woods, a walk across the fields.Trade Review"Zoe Jasko creates a wonderfully evocative atmosphere through these stories inspired by the history, folklore and landscape of the remarkable county of Hertfordshire. Turning points are explored through the personal, everyday lives of its residents past, present and future that we can all relate to." Emma Harper Curator, Welwyn -Hatfield Museum Service; "Beautifully written and very lyrical like the musician that you are. The writing made me feel safe and warm". Lucy Gravatt, Journalist and Communications Director; "These stories are extraordinary, each one a mini masterpiece, each competing to be a personal favourite. Each is somehow spiritual in its own way. The reader enters a field, turns a corner and watches a mini play, with different sets and from different periods. Beware the casual reader; the stories are deceptively simple. It is easy to access the stories at different levels and each is fulfilling. What I am trying to say at midnight is that I have never read a book quite like this one. The small area of England comes to life, is populated by those in the stories and no one can visit, seek out, those spots and not think of these stories and wonder if perhaps they were all true at some moment in time, two thousand years ago, 50 years ago, or at a moment which corresponds with no time as we measure it in conventional terms." Peter Waine, Author and former national chairman of CPRE
£18.58
Turnpike Books The Last Word: Short stories
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£10.00
Biddles Books The House with Eyes
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£10.41
Jacana Media (Pty) Ltd Timbuktu, Timbuktu: A selection of works from the
Book Synopsis"Timbuktu, Timbuktu" contains the shortlisted stories from the Caine Prize for African Writing 2001. Bringing together writers from Mozambique, Nigeria, Somalia and Tunisia, this collection is a record of African talent. It follows the publication in 2001 of the first Caine Prize anthology, "Tenderfoots", which contained the shortlisted stories of 2000.Trade Review"To the left lay Gibraltar. Above lay the land of Andalus, drenched in the blood of defeated Arabs. Below that, red Marrakesh with its veiled Sultans and the roads to Timbuktu. He repeated to himself the name Timbuktu, Timbuktu, Timbuktu, as if he was repeating a favourite song." From The Wanderer by Hassouna Mosbahi.
£14.24
Text Publishing Universal Love: Stories
Book SynopsisA wonderfully warm and inventive collection from an award-winning and Puschart Prize-nominated author.
£9.49
Text Publishing Pulse Points: Stories
Book SynopsisJennifer Down's collection comprises a diverse range of colourful stories that take the reader from the USA to Japan and back to Melbourne.
£10.44
Small Beer Press At the Mouth of the River of Bees: Stories
Book SynopsisA sparkling debut collection from one of the hottest writers in science fiction: her stories have received the Nebula Award the last two years running. These stories feature cats, bees, wolves, dogs, and even that most capricious of animals, humans, and have been reprinted in The Year's Best Fantasy & Horror, Best Science Fiction and Fantasy of the Year, and The Secret History of Fantasy.At the Mouth of the River of Bees26 Monkeys, Also the AbyssThe Horse RaidersSparFox MagicNames for WaterSchrodinger’s CathouseMy Wife Reincarnated as a SolitaireChenting, in the Land of the DeadThe Bitey CatThe Empress Jingu FishesWolf TrappingThe Man Who Bridged the MistPoniesThe Cat Who Walked a Thousand MilesThe Evolution of Trickster Stories Among the Dogs of North Park After the ChangeKij Johnson's stories have won the Sturgeon and World Fantasy awards. She has taught writing; worked at Tor, Dark Horse, and Microsoft; worked as a radio announcer; run bookstores; and waitressed in a strip bar.Table of Contents"At the Mouth of the River of Bees" "26 Monkeys, Also the Abyss" "The Horse Raiders" "Spar" "Fox Magic" "Names for Water" "Schrodinger’s Cathouse" "Wife reincarnated as a solitaireExposition on the flaws in my spouse's characterThe nature of the birdThe possible causesHer final disposition" "Chenting, In the Land of the Dead" "The Bitey Cat" "The Empress Jingu Fishes" "Story Kit" "Wolf Trapping" "The Man Who Bridged the Mist" "Ponies" "The Cat Who Walked a Thousand Miles" "The Evolution of Trickster Stories Among the Dogs Of North Park After the Change"
£999.99
Texas Review Press The Death of Bonnie and Clyde and Other Stories
Book SynopsisThe Death of Bonnie and Clyde and Other Stories follows the trail of its wayward characters down the Delta back roads, crossing paths with Hernando DeSoto--hands bloodied by the indian slaughters--hitchhikers and thieves, UFO’s, concrete finishers, naked fishermen, a lusty cheer squad caught and confessing in the midst of a killer tornado, and trash telescope salesmen on the day after Christmas–all saintly guardians of the human heart. From the Florida Coast up through the Carolinas and over to Arkansas’ Ozarks, Bonnie and Clyde blazes a trail of love and deceit, hard liquor and the revelation of what it’s like to be free and wild and in love on this earth.
£999.99
Akashic Books,U.S. Haiti Noir
Book SynopsisThe groundbreaking series of noir anthologies contiunes in the depths of the Haitian underworld.
£999.99
Feminist Press at The City University of New York Love War Stories
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£15.04
New Vessel Press A Very German Christmas
£999.99
Open Letter North Station
Book SynopsisThe first English-language short story collection from one of Korea's most exciting young writers.
£14.39
Transit Books The Right Intention
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£10.99
Catapult Floyd Harbor: Stories
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£14.39
Two Lines Press Rabbit Island
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£16.19
Two Lines Press So Many People, Mariana
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£16.19
TWO LINES PR Under the Neomoon
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£14.41
Archipelago Books The Dog Of Tithwal: Stories
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£19.80
Penguin Random House Group For Now It Is Night
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£15.19
Author Brooke O'Brien LLC Torn: A Brother's Best Friend Romance
£9.49
Random House USA Inc Fox 8: A Story
Book SynopsisFrom the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Lincoln in the Bardo, a darkly comic short story about the unintended consequences unleashed by our quest to tame the natural world—featuring gorgeous black-and-white illustrations by Chelsea Cardinal. Fox 8 has always been known as the daydreamer in his pack, the one his fellow foxes regard with a knowing snort and a roll of the eyes. That is, until he develops a unique skill: He teaches himself to speak “Yuman” by hiding in the bushes outside a house and listening to children’s bedtime stories. The power of language fuels his abundant curiosity about people—even after “danjer” arrives in the form of a new shopping mall that cuts off his food supply, sending Fox 8 on a harrowing quest to help save his pack. Told with his distinctive blend of humor and pathos, Fox 8 showcases the extraordinary imaginative talents of George Saunders, whom The New York Times called “the writer for our time.”
£14.45
Undertow Publications Nothing is Everything
£12.99
