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No Small Thing by Orlaine McDonald review – breaking the generational cycles of harm

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Parade by Rachel Cusk review – captivating in its understatement

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Napalm in the Heart by Pol Guasch review – a beautiful and affecting debut novel

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Top 5 books about state control, chosen by Icelandic author Fríða Ísberg

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One Grand Summer by Ewald Arenz review – an understated and empathetic coming-of-age story

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The Eyes Are The Best Part by Monika Kim review – tension-filled horror debut delivers

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Scaffolding by Lauren Elkin review – Parisian feminism through the ages

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Parasol Against the Axe by Helen Oyeyemi review – electrifying, experimental writing

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Top 5 books about the British seaside, chosen by crime writer William Shaw

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The Other Valley by Scott Alexander Howard review – the moral conundrums of coming of age

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Fragile Animals by Genevieve Jagger review – a captivating and original gothic novel

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These Letters End in Tears by Musih Tedji Xaviere review – love in the face of hate

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Top 5 books about women and water, chosen by The Tidal Year author Freya Bromley

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Top 5 children’s books set on islands, selected by children’s author Lucy Strange

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Top 5 books on future tech and video game fiction, chosen by star YA author Triona Campbell

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Where have all the rural voices gone from English fiction?

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Clear by Carys Davies review – a wonderful, poetic reminder that no man is an island

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Come and Get It by Kiley Reid review – the alienation of campus life

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My Heavenly Favourite by Lucas Rijneveld review – a nightmarish vision of abuse

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The Tusks of Extinction by Ray Nayler review – the mammoth risks of playing God with nature

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