A picaresque tale blends ghosts and ghouls with political satire and a scathing attack on corruption

A night of violence exposes the dynamics of race, masculinity and privilege at play in America’s schools

An Afghan exile’s account of life in war-torn Kabul and a Taliban-dominated refugee camp is an unflinching study of how radicalisation takes root, and his own renunciation of it

A personal ear-popping history of Irish and Caribbean people through culture and society.

The film-maker’s evocative debut novel, a feminist gothic horror, explores loneliness, cannibalism and queer desire

Has the once-thriving seaside town really embraced the anti-immigrant worldview of its MP Rupert Lowe?

A restless modern male and his long-suffering girlfriend come of age against the historic events of the 21st century in the American writer’s witty second novel