Mark Richards talks to Andrew Michael Hurley about his beautiful, thrilling and unsettling debut novel THE LONEY.

Andrew has lived in Manchester and London, and is now based in Lancashire, where he teachers English Literature and Creative Writing. He has had two collections of short stories published previously.

WINNER OF BOOK OF THE YEAR 2016 AND DEBUT NOVEL OF THE YEAR 2016 (BRITISH BOOK INDUSTRY AWARDS). WINNER OF THE COSTA FIRST NOVEL AWARD 2015. SHORTLISTED FOR THE INDEPENDENT BOOK WEEK AWARD 2016.

THE LONEY is available in paperback, eBook and audiobook.

The beloved first novel in Tad Williams' classic fantasy series MEMORY, SORROW & THORN, now available as an unabridged audiobook for the very first time.

Kitchen-boy Simon is bored, restless and fourteen years old - a dangerous combination. It seems, however, that his life has just taken a turn for the better when he's apprenticed to his castle's resident wizard. As Simon's learning to read and write under Doctor Morgenes' tutelage, forces greater than he could possible imagine are gathering: forces which will change Simon's life - and his world - forever.

Following the death of Good King John, Osten Ard is plunged into civil war as his sons battle for control of the fabled Dragonbone Chair - the country's throne as well as the symbol of its power. Simon is forced to flee the only home he has ever known, a journey which will test him beyond his worst nightmares.

Jessie Greengrass talks to Mark Richards about her debut book AN ACCOUNT OF THE DECINE OF THE GREAT AUK, ACCORDING TO ONE WHO SAW IT.

A collection of twelve stories, this startling and brilliant collection ranges over centuries and across the world. There are stories about those who are lonely, or estranged, or out of time. There are hauntings, both literal and metaphorical; acts of cruelty and neglect but also of penance. In the title story, a sailor gives a violent, occasionally funny and certainly tragic account of the decline of the Great Auk.

Jessie Greengrass was born in 1982. She studied philosophy in Cambridge and London.

AN ACCOUNT OF THE DECLINE OF THE GREAT AUK, ACCORDING TO ONE WHO SAW IT is now available in paperback and eBook.

Paula McGrath talks to Mark Richards about her debut novel GENERATION for JM Originals.

GENERATION is a short novel that contains a huge amount, taking place over eighty years, three continents and three generations. At its heart is Áine, a recently divorced woman in her thirties who wants some kind of escape from her life in Ireland: from her ex-husband and his pregnant girlfriend, her mundane job and unexciting love life.

Paula McGrath's fiction and non-fiction have appeared in Mslexia, Necessary Fiction, Eclectica, ROPES Galway and Surge, an anthology of new writing from Ireland. She recently completed an MFA at University College, Dublin, and was shortlisted for the inaugural Maeve Binchy Travel Award (2014). Generation is her first novel.

GENERATION will be available to buy in paperback and eBook on Thursday.

Nick Sayers talks to author Elizabeth George about her superb THE EDGE OF NOWHERE series, which combines Elizabeth's flair for crime and suspense novels with the paranormal.

Elizabeth George is the author of highly acclaimed novels of psychological suspense. She won the Anthony and Agatha Best First Novel awards in America and received the Grand Prix de Littérature Policière in France. In 1990 she was awarded the prestigious German prize for international mystery fiction, the MIMI. Her novels have now been adapted for television by the BBC. An Edgar and Macavity Nominee as well as a New York Times and international bestselling author, Elizabeth George lives on Whidbey Island in the state of Washington.

THE EDGE OF THE SHADOWS, the third in the series, is now available to buy in hardback, eBook and audio download.

Ruth Tross talks to author Sara Paretsky about writing the critically acclaimed V.I. Warshawski series and more.

Sara Paretsky is the author of twenty books, including seventeen V.I. Warshawski novels. She was named 2011 Grand Master by the Mystery Writers of America and is the winner of many awards, including the Cartier Diamond Dagger Award for lifetime achievement from the British Crime Writers' Association and the CWA Gold Dagger for Blacklist.

BRUSH BACK, the seventeenth V.I Warshawski thriller, is now available to buy in hardback and eBook.

Howard Sounes delivers a detailed and insightful study of Amy Winehouse's life, and sets that life in the context of the infamous 27 Club.

That six big music stars died at 27 -- along with 44 less well-known names -- is on one level a coincidence. But behind this coincidence Sounes reveals is a disturbing common narrative that explains how these artists met their fate, and casts new light on Amy's death in particular.

Read by the author, AMY, 27 is available in paperback, eBook and audiobook.

You can take the man out of the city, but is the countryside ready for him?

Comedian and born and bred townie, Tony Hawks is not afraid of a challenge - or indeed a good bet. Now the time has come for his greatest gamble yet - turning his back on comfortable city life to move to the wilds of the West Country.

With his partner Fran in tow and their first child on the way, he embraces the rituals of village life with often absurd and hilarious results, introducing us to an ensemble of eclectic characters along the way.

ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST...COUNTRY is available in eBook, audiobook and hardback.

Author Andrew Williams talks to Kate Parkin about his fascinating thriller THE SUICIDE CLUB.

A First World War spy thriller set in Occupied Belgium in 1917, THE SUICIDE CLUB tells the dark, disturbing and untold story of the shadow espionage battle fought behind the lines.

Andrew Williams worked as a senior producer for the BBC's flagship Panorama and Newsnight programmes, and as a writer and director of history documentaries. He is the author of two bestselling non-fiction books and three acclaimed novels.

THE SUICIDE CLUB is now available in paperback and as an eBook.

An extract from Stephen King’s short story DRUNKEN FIREWORKS, part of his generous, thrilling new collection of stories, featuring revelatory autobiographical comments on when, why and how he came to write each story.

In THE BAZAAR OF BAD DREAMS there is a curio for every reader - a man who keeps reliving the same life, repeating the same mistakes over and over again, a columnist who kills people by writing their obituaries, a poignant tale about the end of the human race and a firework competition between neighbours which reaches an explosive climax. There are also intriguing connections between the stories; themes of morality, guilt, the afterlife and what we would do differently if we could see into the future or correct the mistakes of the past.

In DRUNKEN FIREWORKS, previously published as an audio-only short story, a salt-of-the-earth Maine native recounts how a friendly annual summer fireworks show rivalry with his neighbour across the lake gradually spirals out of control...with explosive results.

THE BAZAAR OF BAD DREAMS will be available in hardback, eBook and audiobook on 3rd November.

Pre-order the audiobook today: http://adbl.co/1PU0NNA