This pleasantly rambling tale, narrated by a smart but hesistant linguistics student, leaves a vivid impression

The 100-page story of Milly and Soni, two tribal villagers, is held together by Mukherjee’s wonderfully inventive prose style

Tóibín beautifully combines the restrained elegance of a Greek vase-painting with an all-too-human pathos

Iraqi author Muhsin Al-Ramli’s brother was executed for planning a coup against Saddam. Yet the narrative here is driven neither by anger nor partisan hate

A Dublin-based ménage à quatre sits at the heart of this novel. They become entangled in a familiar psycho-sexual web; yet none of what happens in this quietly sensational debut novel follows a format

A brilliant new addition to Irish fiction's history of experimentation, "Solar Bones" tells the story of a lost soul stranded in his kitchen, looking back over his past life

The narrator and his half-brothers are driving their father to Zurich for an assisted suicide, and pick over their family history on the way

This exciting collection, which takes the reader from English country roads to sweltering Greece and Australia, proves McFarlane has a knack for disconcerting her reader

This compelling book tells the story of the last six years of the Syrian conflict through the voices of anti-Assad activists

The doyen of British occult studies disentangles the arcane histories of contemporary druids, followers of wicca and neo-pagans

A new book argues that in coping with what they had witnessed, traumatised populations in 1945 adopted new ways of thinking

This American conservative delivers his damning case from a passionate, yet measured, pro-European worldview