#debut-novel

#debut-novel

Angelo Tijssens's debut novel explores the traumatic aftermath of an abusive childhood and the complexities of revisiting painful memories.

Transworld's announcement marks Tanya Sweeney's debut thriller, exploring themes of celebrity fandom and obsession through the story of Esther.

Bradley's debut novel, The Ministry of Time, blends genres like spy novel, romance, and commentary on identity to create a compelling and twisty read.

McKenna's debut novel, , is relatable by reflecting on life choices, identity struggles, and next steps through interconnected characters in a sweltering London weekend.

A debut novel 'The Hearing Test' by Eliza Barry Callahan delves into themes of life, chance, sickness, and language with an original and vivid narrative.

Penelope Curtis wrote her debut novel, 'After Nora,' focusing on three generations of women from the 1920s to the 2020s, inspired by her family history.

The novel explores the complexities of making art and the importance of understanding artistic identity.

Deep dive into teenage girl boxers at a boxing competition.

Each character uniquely portrayed despite many central characters.

Pity is Andrew McMillan's debut novel, following his successful poetry collections.

The novel explores male identity, sexuality, and the impact of history and politics on working-class communities in South Yorkshire.

Mariel Franklin's debut novel 'Bonding' impresses with dissident intelligence and a comprehensive vision of a digitally altered society in 2020s London.

Lara Haworth's slim debut novel tackles remembrance, both personal and political, inspired by debates on monuments and statues.