E C R Lorac spins a twisting tale full of wry humour and red herrings, poking some fun at her con...

'Luke flung the light of his torch full onto the face of the immobile figure. Then he had the sho...

Amidst the confusion of too many fake names, clues, ciphers and convoluted alibis, Macdonald and ...

One-hundred rare and antique maps from the British Library's collection, featuring commentary on ...

Rose Macaulay's novel, first published in 1928, offers a sharp and witty commentary on how we twi...

This is a timely reissue of a 1960s novel that deals with the lingering trauma of the Second Worl...

Scottish fictional counterpart to Virginia Woolf's feminist essay 'A Room of One's Own'.

Illustrated throughout, and with a complete text translation, the book explores the context in wh...

Manuscripts from the British Library, Bibliotheque Nationale de France and the Getty Museum have ...

In the mid-nineteenth century, public fascination with spiritualism surged. This new anthology co...

First published in 1956, this classic mystery leaps out of rarity to join the British Library Cri...

First published in 1973 but written in the vintage mystery mode, Lettice Cooper uses her literary...