A Love Story from the End of the World
From the acclaimed author of Beasts of a Little Land and Reese’s Book Club pick City of Night Birds, an exquisite, globetrotting story collection about humans in precarious balance with the natural world.
Short stories
A Love Story from the End of the World
From the acclaimed author of Beasts of a Little Land and Reese’s Book Club pick City of Night Birds, an exquisite, globetrotting story collection about humans in precarious balance with the natural world.
A Love Story from the End of the World: Unabridged edition
From the acclaimed author of Beasts of a Little Land and Reese’s Book Club pick City of Night Birds, an exquisite, globetrotting story collection about humans in precarious balance with the natural world.
Of the Flesh: 18 Stories of Modern Horror
‘Outstandingly weird and memorable’ GUARDIAN
‘Deliciously creepy’ NEW SCIENTIST
Fear never dies…
Of the Flesh: 18 Stories of Modern Horror
‘Outstandingly weird and memorable’ GUARDIAN
‘Deliciously creepy’ NEW SCIENTIST
Fear never dies…
Of the Flesh: 17 Stories of Modern Horror: Unabridged edition
‘Outstandingly weird and memorable’ GUARDIAN
‘Deliciously creepy’ NEW SCIENTIST
Fear never dies…
Of the Flesh: 18 Stories of Modern Horror
‘Outstandingly weird and memorable’ GUARDIAN
‘Deliciously creepy’ NEW SCIENTIST
Fear never dies…
Will You Read This, Please?
‘Moving and vital’ i NEWS
‘A beautiful book’ EVENING STANDARD
‘Deserves to be read by as wide an audience as possible’ DAILY MIRROR
Will You Read This, Please?: Unabridged edition
‘Moving and vital’ i NEWS
‘A beautiful book’ EVENING STANDARD
‘Deserves to be read by as wide an audience as possible’ DAILY MIRROR
Will You Read This, Please?
‘Moving and vital’ i NEWS
‘A beautiful book’ EVENING STANDARD
‘Deserves to be read by as wide an audience as possible’ DAILY MIRROR
Will You Read This, Please?
‘Moving and vital’ i NEWS
‘A beautiful book’ EVENING STANDARD
‘Deserves to be read by as wide an audience as possible’ DAILY MIRROR
Love Stories
Trent Dalton, Australia’s best-loved writer, sat on a busy street corner with a sky-blue Olivetti typewriter and asked the world a simple, direct question: Can you please tell me a love story?