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THE LESS YOU KNOW, THE SOUNDER YOU SLEEP Juliet Butler • A tale of survival and self-determination, based on a true story: Juliet knew Masha and Dasha Krivoshlyapova and interviewed them several times as a journalist. She ghostwrote a biography of them published in German in 2000, entitled Masha & Dasha: Autobiography of a Siamese Twin Pair • Crossover literary fiction that tugs at the heartstrings - for anyone who loves novels based on astonishing true stories, e.g. Hannah Kent’s Burial Rites, Emma Donoghue’s The Wonder, and Affinity Konar’s 10 Aug 2017 Mischling, as well as stories on twins e.g. Lori £14.99 Lansenn’s The Girls, or Sarah Crossnan’s One 216x135 Hardback 448pp Dasha cannot imagine life without her sister. Masha is feisty and fearless. Dasha is gentle, quiet and fears everything, from the Soviet scientists who study them, to the other ‘defective’ children who bully them and the ‘healthies’ from whom they must be locked away. For the twins have been born conjoined in a society where flaws must be hidden from sight and where their inseparability is the most terrible flaw of all. Through the seismic shifts of Stalin’s communism to the beginnings of Putin’s democracy, Dasha and her irrepressible sister strive to be more than just ‘the together twins’, finding hope – and love – in the unlikeliest of places. But will their quest for shared happiness always be threatened by the differences that divide them? And can a life lived in a sister’s shadow only ever be half a life? Rights sold: HarperCollins (Dutch) About the author: Juliet Butler has worked in Russia and the UK as a journalist and translator for a number of organisations. 1 NO GOOD BROTHER Tyler Keevil • Tyler Keevil has won several awards for his short stories including The M.R.’s Jeffrey E. Smith Editors’ Prize, the Independent Publisher Award (Silver) and the Helénè James Story Contest (winner) • His début novel Fireball was shortlisted for The Guardian’s Not the Booker Prize Tim Harding is working as a deckhand on a boat off the 22 Feb 2018 coast of Vancouver, and trying to forget his past. £12.99 Hardback When his brother Jake shows up at the shipyard where 400pp Tim’s boat is moored, Tim knows it means trouble – he just doesn’t know how much trouble. Jake is that brother: the hellraiser, the black sheep, the one that’s no good. No Good Brother is a shrewd, playful, contemporary twist on a Western, anchored by a brilliantly drawn brotherly relationship – think Patrick de Witt’s The Sisters Brothers meets Of Mice and Men, for the modern day. It has echoes of everything from Jack Kerouac to Elmore Leonard to Willy Vlautin. All this with the mood of a Coen Brothers film. Rights available WAL About the author: Tyler Keevil is a novelist, screenwriter, and short story writer from Vancouver, Canada. His writing is confident, sharp and hugely entertaining. His début novel Fireball was longlisted for the Wales Book of the Year, shortlisted for The Guardian’s Not the Booker prize, and received the Media Wales People’s Prize 2011. No Good Brother is his third novel. 2 SHE’S NOT THERE Tamsin Grey • My Name is Leon, with a little dash of Zadie Smith and a mystery element worthy of Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time Boisterous brothers Jonah, 9, and Raff, 6, wake up one morning ready to leap on their mum – but She’s Not There. After gorging on Weetabix since there’s no one to tell them not to, they make their own way to school, and come out expecting to see her – but She’s Not There. 8 Feb 2018 £14.99 As the week progresses the boys get hungrier and more Hardback bewildered, but surely she’ll be back soon. And meanwhile 400pp her closest friends live nearby, and without realising their situation, they help the boys. Waiting for his mum’s return, Jonah finds unexpected objects around the house, then a diary, and begins piecing together a story he’s far too young to understand. Rights available WAL About the author: Tamsin Grey is the eldest of five daughters, and grew up in England and Zambia. She has worked as a cucumber picker, copywriter, yoga teacher, oral historian, and as speechwriter to a secretary of state. She has always kept a diary, and keeps the back volumes in a tea chest, which also serves as a coffee table. She’s Not There is her first novel. Tamsin’s next novel, Coop, is about a career woman whose boss falls in love with her. 3 ILL WILL Michael Stewart • Michael Stewart is in discussions for a BBC documentary to coincide with his novel • Superbly written gothic fiction, Ill Will authentically captures the bleak, earthy tone of Emily Brontë’s classic Wuthering Heights Heathcliff was exiled from Wuthering Heights for three 17 May 2018 years, returning with inexplicable wealth. £12.99 Hardback This is the untold story of those years and the crimes he 384pp committed to bring himself such wealth. Sent into exile, Heathcliff finds himself alone on the road to Liverpool, in search of answers about his past. Along the way, he saves foul-mouthed Emily – the ten- year-old orphan daughter of a Highwayman – from a whipping, and the pair journey on together. Journeying from graveyard to graveyard, making a living from Emily’s ability to commune with the dead, the pair lie, cheat and kill their way across the North of England. And towards the terrible misdeeds – and riches – which will eventually send Heathcliff home to Wuthering Heights. Rights available WAL About the author: Michael Stewart is a multi-award winning writer. He has written several full-length stage plays, one of which, Karry Owky, was joint winner of the King’s Cross Award for New Writing. His debut novel, King Crow, was published in January 2011, won The Guardian’s Not The Booker Prize award and has been selected as a recommended read for World Book Night. 4 TWO COUSINS OF AZOV Andrea Bennett • With all the heart-warming quality of Major Pettigrew’s Last Stand mixed with an irresistible 1990s Russian setting, this is real comfort reading • Two Cousins of Azov explores themes of dementia, memory, loneliness and lost connections as well as family treasure Gor is keeping busy. He has a magic show to rehearse, his new assistant to get in line and a dacha in dire need of 13 July 2017 weeding. But he keeps being distracted by a tapping on his £8.99 window – four floors up. Is old age finally catching up Paperback with him? 400pp Tolya has woken from a long illness to find his memory gone. Tidied away in a sanatorium, with only the view of a pine tree for entertainment, he is delighted when young doctor Vlad decides to make a project of him. With a keen listener by his side, and the aid of smuggled home-made sugary delights, Tolya’s boyhood memories return, revealing dark secrets. Two Cousins of Azov is a tender and wonderful story of two men who, in the autumn of their years, have the chance to learn that memories can heal, as well as haunt. Rights sold HarperCollins (Spanish) About the author: Andrea has the perfectly Russian sense Previous rights: Place des Éditeurs (French), Random House of tragicomedy, she can tickle your funny bone and be (German), Longanesi (Italian), heart-breaking all in one breath. After studying History & Bertrand (Brazilian Portuguese), Russian at university, she moved to Russia, where she spent Penguin Random House (Spanish) a good part of the “Yeltsin years”. On her return to the UK she joined the Foreign & Commonwealth Office, then the Department for International Development. 5 MADE IN JAPAN S.J. Parks • A beautiful and poignant coming of age story that incorporates big emotional themes: grief after losing your mother, searching for your biological father, and finding out who you are • Echoes of Lost in Translation A young girl traces her mother’s steps all the way from 4 May 2017 London to Japan to search for the father she never knew. £14.99 Paperback Hana arrives in Tokyo with only two words in her mind: 384pp The Teahouse. She’s a long way from home in East London and still fresh from the loss of her mother. But her grief has sent her across to the other side of the world to find out who she is, and for Hana that means finding the Japanese man she has never met, her father with only these two words as clues. Made in Japan is a beautifully woven story of a mother and daughter who, decades apart, tread the same streets of glittering Tokyo looking for that something that might complete them. Rights available WAL About the author: S.J Parks is a literature graduate and has lived and worked in Japan. She has a writing MA from University of London and now resides in England with her family. Made in Japan is her first novel. 6 MEDDLING AND MURDER Ovidia Yu • A delightfully warm and witty mystery from one of Singapore's best known and most acclaimed writers, perfect for fans of Alexander McCall Smith’s N. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency Rosie ‘Aunty’ Lee, amateur sleuth and proprietor of Singapore’s best-loved home-cooking restaurant, finds herself in the middle of a missing person’s case while 13 Jul 2017 trying to help a friend. £13.99 Paperback 400pp Praise for Ovidia Yu: ‘Rosie Lee is a terrifically original heroine’ – Louise Penny, author of The Beautiful Mystery ‘Engaging .
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