Helen Cullen explains why Brunel University is offering free online publishing webinars and writing workshops

If you are drawn to novels that raise more questions than answers, this one is for you

The writer’s third novel will please fans, but on occasion asks the reader to suspend too much disbelief

Latest work from the author of Assembly is part literary thriller and part state-of-the-nation novel

Memoir reflects on actress and country singer’s unconventional upbringing in New York

Christine Dwyer Hickey’s 10th novel charts a tumultuous relationship between two young Irish outsiders struggling to survive in 1970s London

A love story and celebration of the redemptive power of music

Second novel from the author of Cleopatra and Frankenstein focuses on three sisters

Korean-American author Juli Min’s debut novel is a thoughtful and well-written interrogation of family relationships, but it would benefit from a more conventional timeline

Author’s second novel conjures up life in east London in 1909 with a pulsing momentum

Third novel from author of Major/Minor follows the story of Clara, a 16-year-old Parisienne forced to move to New York

The author deliberately creates a completely implausible plot that places the focus on the experience of the victim

Playwright has adapted her work into an engaging, thought-provoking novel

At its strongest, this novel illuminates the subterranean life that underpinned the writing of Wuthering Heights

The seemingly disparate episodes in this novel are bonded by the connective tissue of hope