Violeta
by Daniel Rey
A novel revealing how the Great Depression triggers the suicide of a patriarch and forces exile to the provinces.
So
by Emily Zobel Marshall
Siddique's poems are awash with immersive images of water; rivers, whirlpools and oceans.
Two Blankets, Three Sheets
A novel that compares asylum seekers trapped in detention to birds in a cage.
Run to the Source
Matt Kay follows an ultra-runner, attempting to conquer the 184-mile Thames Path
Keeping the House
A drug story that offers none of the wide-eyed super-drama Al Pacino has taught us to expect from the genre.
Call Me Cassandra
by Daniel Rey
The narrator flits easily between a military camp overseas and a bookish childhood at home.
Run and Hide
A tale of a mercurial rise from poverty and obscurity, and subsequent fall.
Yinka, Where Is Your Huzband?
by Maame Blue
There was no Plan B for Yinka’s mother – and by extension, there isn’t one for Yinka, either.
The Tragedy of Macbeth
by Colin Grant
Close to German expressionism, the film appears to be painted in shades of silver.