Princess Bari
‘The most powerful voice of the novel in Asia today.’ (Kenzaburō Ōe)
A young North Korean woman survives unspeakable dangers in search of a better life in London.
PB • 204mm x 138mm • 9781859641743 • 248pp • £9.99
The Black Coat
Months after Bangladesh’s 1971 war, a simple migrant impersonates the country’s authoritarian ruler – with shocking results.
PB • 204mm x 138mm • 9781859640067 • 240pp • £9.99
The Moor’s Account
‘Brilliantly imagined … feels very like the truth.’ (Salman Rushdie)
The fictional memoirs of a Moorish slave offer a new perspective on a notoriously ill-fated, real-life Spanish expedition in 1528.
PB • 204mm x 138mm • 9781859644270 • 336pp • £9.99
Drinking and Driving in Chechnya
A disaffected Russian truck driver winds up at the centre of the brutal bombing of the Chechen capital, forced to engage with reality as never before.
PB • 204mm x 138mm • 9781859641057 • 240pp • £9.99
The Gardens of the Imagination
A group of friends search for the bodies of two murdered lovers in this haunting allegory of modern Iraqi Kurdistan.
PB • 202mm x 138mm • 9781859641255 • 448pp • £9.99
A Man with a Killer’s Face
A detective’s orderly life is upended when a missing-persons case draws him into the Russian–Finnish criminal underworld.
PB • 204mm x 138mm • 9781859641781 • 288pp • £9.99
The Eye of the Day
‘Remarkable … beguiles and enchants on every page.’ (Ruth Ozeki)
A privileged boy and a hardened fugitive cross paths mysteriously beginning in the 1930s, across North America and on the battlefields of wartime Europe.
PB • 204mm x 138mm • 9781859640616 • 328pp • £9.99