Ghost Signs, Poverty and the Pandemic is an eyewitness account of the impact of the early days of the pandemic on those living in poverty in Leeds, as Stu Hennigan delivered emergency food and medicine to communities that had already suffered 10 years of austerity. It is a blistering exposition of what happened to a community in one of the richest countries in the world. 

Winner of the Northern Writers' Awards NorthBound Book Award, Cold Fish Soup is a memoir in essays, reflecting upon different aspects of life in Adam Farrer's former hometown, Withernsea. Told across ten interconnected personal essays, these are stories of life, death, interdimensional werewolves, burlesque dancing pensioners and problematic compulsions.

Into The Wilds is an anthology of short stories and poetry from British South Asian writers. This immersive collection offers funny, moving and sometimes surprising stories about the human condition.

This first collection from publishers Fox & Windmill features an introduction by journalist Saima Mir and work from writers including Sairish Hussain and Zaffar Kunial.

Helen Mort has always been drawn to the thrill and risk of climbing. But when she becomes a mother for the first time, she finds herself re-examining her relationship with both the natural world and herself. A Line Above The Sky is a visceral love letter to losing oneself in physicality, whether climbing a mountain or bringing a child into the world, and an unforgettable celebration of womanhood in all its forms. 

1947. 1967. 1987. When Violet and Albert first meet, they are always twenty. Over the years, Violet and Albert's lives collide again and again. And as each decade ends, a new love story begins. But against the shifting times of each era, they must overcome differences in class, gender, privilege and ambition. Holly Williams' What Time Is Love is a nostalgic love story which asks, what if you've met the right person at the wrong time?

To the unsuspecting eye Dee Stephens has a perfect life as the wife to charismatic Reverend Vincent. But beneath the surface, Dee is suffocating. Vincent is in control, and he knows her every sin. Desperate, Dee escapes into a heady affair with Cal, an old schoolmate. But is Cal the saviour she thinks he is? Caroline England's newest thriller The Sinner will have you hooked from the first page to the last jaw-dropping twist.

Young, handsome and contemptuous of his father's traditional ways, PK Malik leaves Bombay to start a life in America. Stopping in Manchester, he thinks he sees a business opportunity, and decides to stay. Now 55, PK has fallen out of love with life. His business is struggling and his wife Geeta is lonely, pining for the India she's left behind. Still Lives by author Reshma Ruia is a tightly woven, haunting work that pulls apart the threads of a family and plays with notions of identity.

A recently bereaved father reconnects with his son while fishing. An elderly man with Alzheimer’s becomes lost in a storm while birdwatching on Holy Island. A young woman with anorexia withdraws to a cottage to discover her new shape. A young boy confronts his parent’s sexuality and his own during a hot summer. Rain Hare is a collection of eight tales where Anna Barker ventures into short fiction with stories that explore the connections we make and lose.

Minnie, Lena and Alive are not friends. Minnie -The Athlete: her whole life has been sport but what if that's not all she wants it to be? Lena - The Princess: she has always resented being in Minnie's shadow but is ruling the school all she dreamed it would be? And then there's Alice - The Really Tall One: Alice has friends already, but she's also got a secret which is about to change all three girls' lives forever. Three Girls by Katie Clapham is a heart-warming YA novel from the owner of Storytellers Inc in Lancashire.