Hold Your Own, Kate Tempest's first full-length collection for Picador is an ambitious, multi-voiced work based around the mythical figure of Tiresias. This four-part work follows him through his transformations from child, man and woman to blind prophet; through this structure, Tempest holds up a mirror to contemporary life in a direct and provocative way rarely associated with poetry. A vastly popular and accomplished performance poet, Tempest commands a huge and dedicated following on the performance and rap circuit. Brand New Ancients, also available from Picador, won the Ted Hughes Award for New Work in Poetry and has played to packed concert halls on both sides of the Atlantic.

A heartbreaking trip through the Colombian jungle and an intimate portrait of motherhood: a vibrant debut novel shot through with magic realism and devastating tragedy

Christmas magic, delivered!​​The ultimate Christmas gift – three festive blockbusters in one beautiful gift set.

'The hairs are always buried much deeper than you think.'A teenage swimmer tries to remove an ingrown hair that takes on a life of its own. A town grapples with an uncontrollable growth of moss. A horror soundtrack haunts its composer. Journey to the outer limits of bodily awareness as characters dive deep to confront their truth.

The perfect resource for helping you to beat your panic attacks or panic disorder, either by yourself or with the support of a health professional.

A fascinating tour of Horsham's pub scene, charting the town's taverns, alehouses and watering holes, from past centuries to more recent times.

Fascinating life of Henry VIII's aunt at home and at court - perhaps the best-documented woman's life of the Tudor period.

A history of the scientific discovery of the Antarctic

Do I Not Like That takes you inside Graham Taylor's often ridiculed time as England manager. Taylor was soon the subject of some of the most vicious headlines ever written about any football manager. After a poor Euro 92 tournament and failure to reach the 1994 World Cup, he left the job. This is the story of his tenure.

From rising star comedian, Fatiha El-Ghorri, comes an empowering and funny tale of family and identity! Thirteen-year-old Aya Mutsapha has more brothers and sisters than she can keep track of. Ten siblings, and her mum and dad – all living under the one roof. Who has time to remember that many names?   However, when she realises one day that her eccentric Moroccan mum has forgotten which of her own children she is, Aya decides she needs to establish her identity in this world. Create her own USP.Stand out. She decides she’s going to wear a hijab.   Turns out that wearing a hijab is a lot more complicated than it looks. People have lots of thoughts and opinions on hijabs – like it’s their business – plus you have to look in the mirror in the morning and ask yourself questions like: “do I have the bone structure for this?” Answer: Absolutely!   But Aya quickly learns there are perks to wearing a hijab as well, including (but not limited to): They come in a variety of colours and patterns so, hi, accessory! They keep your ears warm. You can conceal snacks inside.  And, as we're about to find out, much MUCH MORE!