A refreshing and engaging story of a woman rediscovering herself after the death of her domineering husband.

A novel of appetites, where a ravenous club of women come together to indulge their hunger, satisfy their desires and take up space.

This masterful 2005 novel by Nobel Prize winner Abdulrazak Gurnah explores the personal and political legacies of colonisation through three interconnected stories.

This debut offers a fresh, insightful and subtly humorous perspective on identity, grief and transformation in rural China.

This Miles Franklin-winning novel explores trauma, migration, racism and imperialism in Australia and Sri Lanka.

A fierce, heartbreaking novel about a devastating toxic relationship and the dangers of obsessive love.

Inspired by real-life art heists, this intricate and compelling novel explores imperialism, diaspora and identity.

Electric, dark and obsessive, Mcphee-Browne’s second novel explores motherhood and psychosis.

An honest exploration of what comes after coming out, and what it means to be out in every aspect of one’s life.

The trouble with Irish: a brilliant and haunting novel from a great new talent tackles art, love and colonialism.

When an unthinkable event shakes an ultra-Orthodox Jewish community to it’s core, two men are sent down very different paths.