Classic fiction (pre c 1945)

  • No Place Like Home

    £10.99

    A thought-provoking and moving anthology in which writers from around the globe explore what our homes mean to us.

  • On Your Marks

    £10.99

    A thoroughly entertaining anthology featuring all kinds of sports and the perfect gift for sports fans.

  • Our Place in Nature

    £10.99

    A treat for nature lovers, this timely anthology explores our relationship with the natural world through inspiring, classic writing.

  • Goblin Market & Other Poems

    £10.99

    Christina Rossetti’s first critically acclaimed collection of poetry featuring a preface by Elizabeth Macneal and original illustrations by Laurence Housman.

  • The Greengage Summer

    £9.99

    The Greengage Summer is a hauntingly beautiful coming-of-age story by from Rumer Godden, the author of Black Narcissus, which has been turned into a major BBC drama series.

  • Hester

    £16.99

    Isobel, a gifted needleworker with strange talents, finds herself penniless and alone in Salem. When she meets Nathaniel Hawthorne, the two are drawn to each other. Together, they are dark storyteller and muse, but where will their affair lead?

  • Classic Ghost Stories

    £9.99

    Not monsters, not floating objects or unexplained coincidences, but an actual presence – a flicker in the corner of the eye, a shadow in a darkened hallway, a hand pressed against the window, or a figure at the end of the bed. Sometimes they are a malevolent warning, or they come seeking revenge, or as a horrible reminder of past misdeeds. But ghosts can visit on the brightest summer’s day, or on a lonely stretch of beach, making themselves felt just when you least expect it. The great writers of the 19th and early 20th century, from Elizabeth Gaskell to Rudyard Kipling, also produced some of the most influential ghost stories ever written, shaping the conventions of the genre for generations of writers to follow.

  • The Haunting Season

    £8.99

    Winter, with its unsettling blend of the cosy and the sinister, has long been a popular time for gathering by the bright flame of a candle, or the warm crackling of a fire, and swapping stories of ghosts and strange happenings. Now eight bestselling, award-winning authors – master storytellers of the sinister and the macabre – bring this time-honoured tradition to vivid life in a spellbinding collection of new and original haunted tales. From a bustling Covent Garden Christmas market to the frosty moors of Yorkshire, from a country estate with a dreadful secret, to a London mansion where a beautiful girl lies frozen in death, these are stories to make your hair stand on end, send shivers down your spine and to serve as your indispensable companion to the long nights of winter.

  • The Ways of White Folks

    £9.99

    One of the most important writers to emerge from the Harlem Renaissance, Langston Hughes is best known as a pioneer of jazz poetry, but the stories in his 1934 collection, ‘The Ways of White Folk’, showcase his talent as a dynamic storyteller. Sometimes humorous, sometimes violent, but more often tragic, these poignant stories explore the tension that arises when the pretense of cordiality between Black and white Americans breaks down.

  • Not Without Laughter

    £9.99

    Langston Hughes’ little-known and only novel tells the poignant story of a young boy’s awakening to the reality of black life in a small Kansas town in the 1920s.

  • Ghosts from the Library

    £14.99

    A brand new anthology of previously unpublished and uncollected supernatural mysteries by some of the masters of the Golden Age – thrills, spills and chills perfect for Halloween.

  • Marple

    £20.00

    A brand new collection of short stories featuring the Queen of Crime’s legendary detective Jane Marple, penned by twelve remarkable bestselling and acclaimed authors.

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