Subtly raising important issues such as racism, religion, identity, class and patriarchy, Jaswal’s second novel sensitively portrays Singaporean life through the eyes of a child. Pin must not become like her mother, but nobody will tell her why. She...
‘I am Sofia. I am searching for my daughter, born 1st November 1972. Can you help me?’ On the beautiful beaches of Crete, an old woman is handing out scraps of paper. Sofia, eighty-five years old, unable to speak,...
‘In the first few months after Charlie died, I began hearing from her much more frequently’ Helen Clapp is a physics professor at MIT. She doesn’t believe in pseudo-science, or time travel and especially not in ghosts. So when...
Growing up in rural Wisconsin, Eleanor O’Hanlon always felt different. In love with musical theatre from a young age, she memorised every show album she could get her hands on. So when she discovers an open call for one...
A stunning first novel that asks how we confront our legacy and how we accept change. In 1971, a teenage girl briefly disappears from her house in the middle of the night, only to return a different person, causing...
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