Novels
One Northern Soul
J R Endeacott’s coming of age chronicle set in the dark days of Leeds in the early 1980s. A series of stories recount the life of a young Leeds United fan condemned to leave school with no prospects, his virginity in tact, mass unemployment – all coinciding with the relegation of Leeds United to the second division. A good reminder of where the bright shiny new cities of the north were only a few years ago.
‘The book is so addictive you can almost smell the Eighties.’ – Amazon Review
Crazy Horse
A rites of passage novel by author and film-maker Susan Everett.This is a cleverly crafted novel focused on that most difficult of journeys – a young woman coming of age.
‘An excellent novel, witty, complex and full of insight. A joy to read.’ – Beryl Bainbridge
The Blackstuff
An On the Road for today’s generation. The debut book from the nomadic Val Cale – a road book that tells his story of his search for himself as he travels round the world at the turn of the 21st century.
Like A Dog To Its Vomit
Challenging, complex and enthralling debut novel from the incomparable author and poet Daithidh MacEochaidh.
‘You could love this book for its courage. Genius.’ – Artscene
Very Acme
A witty and insightful millenial novel by musician and writer Adrian Wilson.
‘This book will do for nappies what Moby Dick did for whales’ – Ian McMillan
The Righteous Brother
Debut novel from author and musician Adrian Wilson. A pacey and engaging thriller, it chases down the dark streets and smokey rooms of Wakefield and illustrates how a life can change in an instant