A Bouquet is the last of the three foundational texts of Czech literature to be translated into English

Sharon Olds poetry is remarkable for its candour, its eroticism and its power to move

An anthology in translation which provides a panoramic insight into the beloved city and beyond.

A new novel from the author of The Reluctant Fundamentalist.

In Mexico City, the Holy Office of the Inquisition holds sway. Fray Alonso, its most zealous advocate, awaits promotion and passage to Spain, but outmanoeuvred by his rivals, he is instead sent north through the country in search of heretics to bring before the tribunal.

A new novel from the author of Maps for Lost Lovers set in Pakistan and Afghanistan in the months following 9/11

Salman Rushdie's searingly honest account of surviving a fatwa

A novel from Taiye Selasi which tells the story of  the simple devastating ways in which families tear themselves apart

The Greek Anthology is a treasure of the ancient world. Great company, they speak and sing, thanks to Greg Delanty.

Wise, witty and bitchy: Rupert Everett's new memoir.

With The Infatuations, Javier Marias brilliantly reimagines the murder novel.

Introductions to great poets

This book reminds us of the reasons to read and re-read Chaucer

Clarke is brought to life through the letters he wrote to family and friends over a seventeen year period.

New collection from Thomas Lynch: a poet of great gifts, a humorous visionary

Salt water contains a dozen short stories inspired by the sea.

Latest edition of Granta, the magazine of new writing

Profound and thrilling, Swimming Home reveals how the most devastating secrets are the ones we keep from ourselves.

New  two volume Cambridge edition of Lawrence's poems with full scholarly apparatus.

A new work from one of the greatest novellists alive.