Auberon Waugh

Public Lending Right as an Insult

Miles Kington

A Musician Who is Blacker Than Most

Miles: The Autobiography

By Miles Davis (with Quincy Troupe)

A History of Jazz in Britain, 1950–1970

By Jim Godbolt

Sylvia Clayton

Telephone Calls From Stalin

Boris Pasternak: The Tragic Years 1930–60

By Evgeny Pasternak

Janet Barron

Red in Banker’s Bed

Christina Stead, A Life of Letters

By Chris Williams

Patrick Taylor-Martin

Sixty-a-Day Chap

C S Lewis: A Biography

By A N Wilson

Bernard O'Keefe

Photographs of Hitler Around the House

Dark Horse: The Secret Life of George Harrison

By Geoffrey Giuliano

Dennis Sewell

Loyalty on the Trott

A Good German: Adam von Trott zu Solz

By Giles Macdonogh

David Whittle

Brahms and the Women

Johannes Brahms

By Ivor Keys

Victoria Glendinning

To Keep That Tumult of Weeping at Bay

An Awfully Big Adventure

By Beryl Bainbridge

Philip Oakes

Special Brew

Gallowglass

By Barbara Vine

Lynne Truss

Not Much Fun to be Born the Messiah

Kingdom Come

By Bernice Rubens

Paul Pickering

Lowry’s London

Howling At The Moon

By Paul Sayer

Stephen Amidon

Dark Inheritance

Malachy & His Family

By Carlo Gébler

Nick Hornby

Pull the Other One

The Way You Tell Them

By Alan Brownjohn

Jeremy Reed

Failed Double Suicide

Confessions of Love

By Uno Chiyo

Steve Smith

China Ink

Three Kings: Three Stories from Today's China

By Ah Cheng (Translated by Bonnie S McDougall)

Richard Murphy

Not Racist But A Bi-Cultural Critique

Coming Up Roses

By Michael Carson

Martin Murphy

Missed Her Vocation

The Ante Room

By Kate O'Brien

Corinne Hall

Buckets of Blood

Mag

By James Sorel-Cameron

Simon Rees

Probably Reads Better in Polish

Eden

By Stanislaw Lem (Translated by Marc E Heine)

Rosemary Stoyle

Eeh, Idn’t It Luvely?

Family Sins

By William Trevor

John Kemp

Scots Ulysses

McX

By Todd McEwen

Joseph O'Neill

Over-Examined Apple

Lust And Other Stories

By Susan Minot

Christopher Wood

A Manual For Students

The Waiting Room

By Mary Morris

John Gill

And You Think You Have Problems?

New York Son

By Mike Feder

Stephen Amidon

Sex Between The Races

White on Black on White

By Coleman Dowell

Rachael Kerr

Big Bad Ones

The Evening Wolves

By Joan Chase

Letters

Jim Holt

Jim Holt looks for Something to Read in New York

Michael De-La-Noy

A Very Tall Story

The Canning Enigma

By John Treherne

Toby Buchan

Trouble Is, It’s True

Norway 1940

By François Kersaudy

Peter Nasmyth

Visit from the Sandman

On Jung

By Anthony Stevens

Robert Hsu

But is there a Soul Behind the Fig-Leaf?

The Soul of China

By Amaury de Riencourt

James Rogers

Milton On Holiday

English Travellers Abroad 1604–1667 (Revised Edition)

By John Stoye

George Stern

Keep the Tumbrils Rolling

Millennium: A Social Revolution in the Making

By Francis Kinsman

Loyd Grossman

But Is It Fragrant?

Post-Modern Design

By Michael Collins and Andreas Papadakis (edd)

David Chipp

Chinese Whispers

The Long March to the Fourth of June

By Li Xiao Jun (Translated by E J Griffiths)

Dennis Sewell

Ruc-Up

War Without Honour

By Fred Holroyd with Nick Burbridge

Michael De-La-Noy

When They Were Young

Seeds in the Wind: 20th Century Juvenilia from W B Yeats to Ted Hughes

By Neville Braybrooke (ed)

Kate Saunders

No Laughing Matter

To Wit – In Celebration of Comedy

By Penelope Gilliatt

Lingo

By Penelope Gilliatt

Joan Smith

After The Bomb

Home Life Four

By Alice Thomas Ellis

Siobhan Dowd

Jaki Seroke

Adam Thorpe

Fitzrover

Tambimuttu: Bridge Between Two Worlds

By Jane Williams (ed)