Dorian Gray’s wish to remain young is granted, while his portrait bears the marks of his ageing and moral corruption.

Louise Greig adapts Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s story for young picture-book readers, with illustrations by Sarah Massini.

Florence Given combines personal reflection and bold illustrations to question expectations about women, beauty and relationships.

Marion Gibson follows thirteen trials to explore the history of witch-hunts and the lives of the people accused.

A nephew listens to his uncle’s frightening stories, gradually discovering that the teller may have a disturbing story of his…

Dee Dee Chainey and Willow Winsham explore the legends, creatures and superstitions that gather around seas, rivers and lakes.

A mysterious bookshop in Dublin connects three people whose lives are about to become more extraordinary than they imagined.

Susanna Clarke’s illustrated stories return to a world of English magic, dangerous fairies and unexpected transformations.

When her beloved allotments face closure, Janet Pimm joins forces with an unlikely neighbour in a story of friendship and…

Don Miguel Ruiz presents four principles, inspired by Toltec traditions, for reconsidering the beliefs and habits that shape daily life.

Ten illustrated tales introduce the giants, fairies, dragons and magical adventures of Celtic storytelling traditions.

A vampire recounts his life to a young interviewer in the first novel of Anne Rice’s Vampire Chronicles.