Featuring sex between friends, between enemies and between strangers, this is a collection of stories about people who want badly, without quite knowing what it is that they want or how to get it.

Justine is slim and Dorothy obese. As their relationship develops they reveal what lies beneath the surface of their normal suburban childhoods: cruel power games, painful tension between intimacy and isolation, denial and...

A masterful fictional contribution to the #MeToo debate, set to be the most fiercely debated book of the season.

Don't Cry is Mary Gaitskill's first collection of stories in over ten years, following the tremendous success of her previous collections, Bad Behaviour and Because They Wanted To.

A profound, important novel about how love and family are shaped by place, race and class.

This mesmerizing first novel about a demonic, elusive computer bug and the havoc it wreaks also tells a story about obsession and love that takes readers deep into both the personal and virtual life.