<p>Tracy Chevalier, bestselling author Girl with a Pearl Earring, has edited a beautiful new short story collection with original contributions from nineteen of our best loved contemporary authors. Published by IndieBooks in association with Hamish Hamilton, Why Willows Weep: Contemporary Tales from the Woods is an enchanting new collection in support of the Woodland Trust. Contributors: William Fiennes, James Robertson, Richard Mabey, Tracey Chevalier, Susan Elderkin, Rachel Billington, Blake Morrison, Maria McCann, Terence Blacker, Joanne Harris, Philippa Gregory, Catherine O Flynn, Tahmima Anam, Maggie O Farrell, Amanda Craig, Ali Smith, Philip Hensher, Salley Vickers and Kate Mosse.</p>

Why Willows Weep: Contemporary Tales from the Woods

TERENCE BLACKER

Tahmina Anam

Rachel Billington

IndieBooks

<p>The original British Army anthology on leadership, used to train generations of officers, brings together the collected wisdom of great military leaders, tacticians and historians with the authentic voices of unknown soldiers. Moving, inspiring, amusing and thought-provoking, it teaches lessons about motivation, leadership and morale that are every bit as valuable to today's leaders and managers. Complete with a new introduction by Robin Matthews, who commanded the Light Dragoons in Iraq, on the background to Serve to Lead and its relevance to his own career and experiences from Sierra Leone to Afghanistan.</p>

Serve to Lead: The British Army's Anthology on Leadership

Edward Fraser

Sir John Fortescue

Winston, Churchill

This is the book for everyone who loves modern Gothic and wants to know where the vampires, ghouls, haunted houses and zombies all began. It takes each element of the Gothic, from the settings of castles and forests to the werewolves and ghosts who infest them, and uses extracts from the original classics as illustrations and to encourage readers to go on and explore these wonderful works. It is an ideal primer for those studying the Gothic at school or college: but it is also to be read for the sheer enjoyment. Editor Richard Bayne has included a dozen complete Gothic stories some familiar, some found mouldering in the crypts so forming an anthology of some of the best chilling tales of all time. To complete the fun, the Guide is illustrated by award-winning graphic novelist Richard Sala. Enter if you dare...

A Young Person's Guide to the Gothic

Richard Bayne

Teen & Young Adult

Worrals and Frecks are ferrying a replacement aircraft to an RAF station when they are plunged into combat with a mysterious plane - and help uncover a nest of spies.

Worrals of the WAAF

JOHNS, W.E.

Lonely dunes and marshes; ruined mills and lighthouses; unmarked tracks that lead you into the unknown...No wonder so many of the masters of the English ghost story, from M.R. James to E.F. Benson, chose to set their tales in East Anglia. Now, for the first time, the writer Wayne Drew has brought together the very best stories from the ghost-ridden counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex and Cambridgeshire in one volume. Some may be old friends; others have been out of print and lost for years. This collection includes three new stories, to show that the Eastern Counties can still inspire writers to explore the darker side.Featured writers include Noel Boston, Ramsey Campbell, Celia Dale and Gladys Mitchell.

Shadows on the Fens

Drew, Wayne

King's Company

Children's Books

Jessamy Taylor

Literature & Fiction

In this captivating work part travelogue, part history, part memoir of a life-long affair with the northern lands and seas traveller and scholar Charles Moseley describes a haunting world, where the voices of the past are never quiet. From his account of the last days of the Viking settlements in Greenland to his own experiences on the melting glaciers of Spitsbergen, he reminds us how deceptive are human ideas of permanence, and how fragile are the systems of these starkly beautiful lands.

Latitude North

History

Charles Moseley

Europe

Quintember: The First Volume of the Misdemeanours of Dr Felix Culpepper

Major, Richard

A blackly comic tale set in a grisly, too pre-failed to fail English university, where the students invent a mascot: an imaginary student; a Photoshop Frankenstein, who grows monstrous as they empty into him all the worst of themselves. As the narrator Julia, a horrified University Registrar, looks on, this meta-student dominates social media, rises effortlessly to national power, and inflicts national destruction.

Begat: An Entertainment for the Trump Epoch

Culpepper, Felix

Genre Fiction

Coming to Terms: An Intimate Portrait of the University and City of Cambridge

Moseley, Charles

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