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William McIlvanney
The Papers of Tony Veitch
The second book in the Laidlaw Trilogy and winner of the CWA Silver Dagger Award -
William McIlvanney
Laidlaw
“It’s doubtful I would be a crime writer without the influence of McIlvanney’s Laidlaw.” —Ian Rankin, author of the Rebus novels -
Liam McIlvanney
The Heretic
FINALIST FOR THE 2022 MCILVANNEY PRIZE Set in 1976, seven years after the murders recounted in Liam McIlvanney’s breakout novel, The Quaker, this new Glasgow noir novel is a standalone mystery featuring serial character, Detective Duncan McCormack. McCormack has returned... -
Liam McIlvanney
The Quaker
It is 1969 and Glasgow is in the grip of the worst winter in decades. But it’s not the weather that has Glaswegians on edge: a serial killer is on the loose. He’s been dubbed The Quaker. He leaves no clues, he moves in the shadows, and the investigation into his crimes has led police down one blind... -
Aoko Matsuda
The Woman Dies
Feminist tales from Japan that blend humor, surrealism, and sharp societal critique, by the acclaimed author of Where the Wild Ladies Are -
Daniele Mastrogiacomo
Days of Fear
As brilliantly crafted as a first-rate suspense novel and with the kind of emotional impact associated with the best literary fiction, Mastrogiacomo’s story of courage and tenacity in the face of imminent danger is unforgettable. -
Carole Martinez
The Castle of Whispers
From the author of The Threads of the Heart, The Castle of Whispers is another richly imagined work of fiction from Carole Martinez, one of France's best-loved writers -
Carole Martinez
The Threads of the Heart
The Threads of the Heart possesses the lyric beauty of a prose poem and the narrative power of myth -
Andrea Marcolongo
Moving the Moon: A Night at the Acropolis Museum
From one of Europe’s most original and brilliant classicists, an inspiring and deeply personal reflection on loss, memory, and what we owe the past and others, inspired by a night spent in Athens’ Acropolis Museum -
Andrea Marcolongo
The Art of Running
The inspiring story of how one of Europe’s most original and compelling classicist learned to run—and live—like a Greek