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Set in the swinging London of the 1960s, Crump's Terms evokes that time of the exploding popular culture through the life of its remarkable hero. An English teacher at a London Secondary Modern...

The river flowed in a dark, narrow channel. Light filtered in diagonal streaks through the canopy of overhanging trees. Cries from unseen animals filled the air from time to time. Flocks of parrots...

No matter how many times he did his sums, Filipe Gamboa's salary never amounted to his daydream. He would always want more than he possessed. He longed for a great fortune not only for a luxury...

At one level, this is an absorbing mystery which keeps the reader wanting to know where the next twist in the narrative will lead: who is Hulme, what exactly is he investigating, and what has Bogart...

Does it feel like something is missing? As though you are incomplete? Maybe you can't shake the feelings of undue sadness, discontent, dis-ease, or that you're capable of more. You are here for a...

A serial killer tortures and slays his prey. In his bloody wake comes hard-eyed detective Jack Raven, and his young protege, Rosie Diamond. They pursue a desperado on a murderous rampage. As the...

A surrealistic romp through the comic correspondence and outlandish adventures of a naval grandee and his slightly crackpot circle. It is a satire of social mores through the mad-cap carnival of...

Cancer patient Lang Eldridge spent her final year of life making sure her husband could get a long without her. From caramel cakes in the freezer to love letters for every holiday, she made every...

The time is the 1970s. Brazil is ruled by a military dictatorship; terrorists, intellectuals and students have been arrested, there have been fearful accounts of torture. And Gregorio, whose fate has...

Brawling, bawdy, and picaresque, The Incredible Brazilian uses the opening of seventeenth-century Brazil as the setting for the adventures of one of literature's least lovable but most likeable...

First published in London in 1967, The Murder of Aziz Khan has acquired an important place in the literary history of Pakastani writing in English. It presents a picture of Pakastani society in its...

Displaying the astonishing range of imaginative power and formal invention he is justly acclaimed for, Ghose lays bare the multiple layers of human experience in settings as diverse as South America,...