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Crime And Thrillers
'A rip-roaring, tightly-plotted and wickedly smart retelling of Psycho that achieved what all thrillers aspire to, and genuinely kept me guessing until the last page. Nothing but a good time. ' - Sam
General Fiction
'An anthology of 13 short stories surrounding the lives of every type of woman in and around Mexico, somehow simultaneously capturing distinct individuality alongside the universality of womanhood. La Cerda's disciples boast such depth of character that each is so full of life you can smell them. Punchy, irreverent, and an absolute must-read.' - Lesley
'Hypnotic and addictive. Hjorth's long spiralling sentences with minimal punctuation send the protagonist and the reader into mania. Reading this book is like watching a car crash; distressingly horrible but you’re unable to look away.' - Lesley
'Lyrical, rhythmic prose that creates an intimate relationship between the dual narrators and the reader; as if being told secrets. You cannot help but be desperate for these women to achieve freedom; but can they ever be free whilst men hold dominion?' - Lesley
'If I had to describe this book in one word it would be ‘squelchy’. This collection of short stories captures all the contradictions, hilarity, devastations, and most importantly, gore of going through life in a woman’s body. Fever-dream esq, and full of dry Celtic humour, Oddbody is perfect for our descent into the darker, colder months. ' - Lesley
Graphic Novels
'A queer coming-of-age space opera. Gorgeously rendered in Walden’s style, this delves deep into first love and found family and mysteries among the stars. Ideally enjoyed with a full-bodied red.' - Kayla
Sci-fi, Fantasy & Horror
'A feminist utopia hanging by a string. This book pulls no punches but offers an ultimately hopeful view of a possible future. A prescient classic!' - Kayla
'A tropical London, an anthropomorphic polar bear with halitosis and one of the most baffling plots in SF. Why wouldn’t you read it?' - Pete
'A perfect pastiche of the slashers of yester-year from the master of modern horror. Shades of Wes Craven's Scream in it's self-aware and fun, in-universe explanations for how Slashers are able to do what they do, Jones understands the genre rules enough to break them just the right amount. ' - Sam
'Punchy, fast-paced and tongue-in-cheek, this Scooby Doo satire is full of occult magic, sticky violence and Lovecraftian pulp horror galore.' - Sam
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