* A ghost story from one of Britain's finest and best loved writers. The major literary event of 2009

We could pass anything, anything at all, at speeds which would astonish you . Sue, orphaned at birth, is born among petty thieves - fingersmiths - in London's Borough. From the moment she draws breath, her fate is linked to another orphan, growing up in a gloomy mansion not too many miles away.

Sarah Waters, the award-winning author of three novels set in Victorian London, returns with a stunning novel that marks a departure from the 19th century.

* An eerie and utterly compelling novel of mystery and seduction set in a women's prison in Victorian London.

B format publication of this wonderfully lush, sensuous and bawdy novel set in the music halls of the late 19th century.

An anthology of the winning entries in the Jane Austen Short Story Award 2009, which celebrates the bicentenary of Jane Austen's arrival in Chawton, where she spent the most productive years of her literary life. Traumatised by her parents' decision to give up the rectory in Oxfordshire where she grew up, Austen had been unable to write for ten years. During that time she moved from one rented ...

* A ghost story from one of Britain's finest and best loved writers

An unforgettable picture of love, loss and the keeping up of appearances

* An eerie and utterly compelling novel of mystery and seduction set in a women's prison in Victorian London * Now a major TV film.

Sarah Waters, the award-winning author of three novels set in Victorian London, returns with a stunning novel that marks a departure from the 19th century.

Sarah Waters, the award-winning author of three novels set in Victorian London, returns with a stunning novel that marks a departure from the 19th century.

TV tie-in to coincide with major BBC series of this wonderfully lush, sensuous and bawdy novel set in the music halls of the late 19th century by Sunday Times Young Writer of the Year

* The brilliant and chilling new novel from Sarah Waters - longlisted for the Man Booker Prize 2009 * 'Sarah Waters has worked a spell' GUARDIAN

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