BN1 BOOK CLUB

The Dreamers by Karen Thompson Walker One by one, people in a small Californian town are falling asleep - and not waking up. A strange,...

Consider the Oyster by M.F.K. Fisher (paperback, £9.99). Out now. A book originally published in 1941 about oysters does not sound like a immediate must-read,...

Independent Hove bookshop selects its favourite releases this month. Chamber Music: About the Wu-Tang (in 36 Pieces) by Will Ashon Inspired by the groundbreaking debut album...

Independent Hove book shop City Books lists their bestsellers for this month... Melmoth by Sarah Perry £16.99 Sarah Perry returns following the huge success of The...

Halloween is upon us, and what better time to shine a mist drenched gaslight on a somewhat reclusive local writer of paranormal fiction and...

Independent Hove book shop City Books lists their bestsellers for this month... What Would Boudicca Do? E Foaley & B Coates Life lessons and problem solving for...

10 years since the release of his cult novel Kill Your Friends, John Niven brings the return of the murderous misogynist that is Steven...

Calypso by David Sedaris. Hardback, published by Little Brown (signed copies available). A new collection of brilliantly funny observational essays from legendary David Sedaris. If you haven't discovered...

Transcription by Kate Atkinson review. Published 6th September, Transworld. Kate Atkinson's new book is set both during and post-war; in 1950's London, Juliet Armstrong is...

Notes On A Nervous Planet, by best-selling Brighton author Matt Haig, was released earlier this month. A follow up to 2015’s Reasons To Stay...