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Key Features
About the Book: Ancient Light
'Billy Gray was my best read more
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The Man Booker Prize Winner 2005
About the Book: The Sea
Led back to Ballyless by a dream, Max Morden is both escaping from a recent loss and confronting a distant trauma in the coastal town where he spent a ho read more
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‘The Untouchable is an engrossing, exquisitely written and almost bewilderingly smart book . . . It’s th read more
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‘A beautiful, beguiling book full of resonances that continue to sound long after you’ve turned the final page. Its imagining is magical, its execution da read more
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About The Author:
John Banville was born in Wexford, Ireland, in 1945. His first book, Long Lankin, was published in 1970. His books include N read more
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Freddie Montgomery has committed two crimes. He stole a small Dutch master from a wealthy family friend, and he murdered a c read more
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‘This is one of the most startling of the century’s varied achievements in Irish writing’ Seamus Deane read more
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‘A nearly perfectly fashioned work of art . . . The Newton Letter gave this reader such pleasurable excit read more
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The Man Booker Prize Winner 2005
About the Book: The Sea
Led back to Ballyless by a dream, Max Morden is both escaping from a recent loss and confronting a distant trauma in the coastal town where he spent a h read more
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About the Book: The Sea
Celebrating 40 years of outstanding international writing, this is one of the essential Picador novels reissued in a beautiful new series style.
When art historian Max Morden returns to the seaside read more
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2013 may be the best year yet for Best European Fiction. The inimitable John Banvillejoins the list of distinguished preface writers for Aleksandar Hemon's series,and A. S. Byatt represents England among a luminous cast of European con read more
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