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FICTION / General

An outrageous, darkly funny novel about manhood in California in the 1970s. Seven men - friends, acquantances and strangers - gather in a suburban home in Berkeley. They intend to start a men's club, the purpose of which isn't immediately clear to any of them.

One of the most seductive and accessible novels by the winner of the 2014 Nobel Prize in LiteratureAt the outbreak of the Algerian war, a young man who calls himself Victor Chmara flees Paris for a small lakeside town on the border of France and Switzerland.It's here that he meets the flamboyant doctor René Meinthe and the mysterious auburn-haired Yvonne. Victor quickly embraces their world of pageants, soirées and late-night debauchery, and s...

Pritchett shows us the capital through the centuries - a panorama of history, art, literature, a paradox of grandeur and grime.

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FICTION / Classics

Daunt Books continue in their republication of the novels of this remarkable 20th century author. "A Compass Error" prefigures events form her Booker shortlisted work, "Jigsaw".

Full of dark humour and bitter irony, this moving novel traces the transformation of ordinary lives during the Nazi occupation of Prague. Weil is a neglected master of European literature, and this is one of only two of his novels to be translated into English.