Tindal Street Press

Shawnie
By the Tide of Humber
Kiss Me Softly, Amy Turtle
The Polished Hoe
Holding My Breath
Meet Me in Mozambique

Heralded as 'the excellent and far-sighted Tindal Street Press' (Independent), this prize-winning independent publisher offers readers the best of contemporary regional fiction.

Tindal Street is exceptionally proud of Catherine O’Flynn’s What Was Lost, winner of the Costa First Novel Award, Jelf Group First Novel Award and nominated for three other major prizes - Man Booker, Orange and Guardian First Novel 2007.

Currently on a shortlist of five for the 'Newcomer of the Year' in the Galaxy British Book Awards, you can vote for Catherine to win here.

 

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Catherine O'Flynn wins Costa First Novel Prize

Catherine O’Flynn wins Costa First Novel Prize What Was Lost the most prize-listed novel of the year

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Vote for Catherine O'Flynn - Shortlisted for Galaxy British Book Awards

Vote for Catherine O’Flynn as Newcomer of the Year! Tindal Street Press is very proud that Catherine O’Flynn has been shor...

Vote for Catherine O'Flynn and What Was Lost as Newcomer of the Year in the Galaxy British Book Awards

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Painter Man

A thoughtful and profound novel about the life and loves of a modern artist and sculptor - Painter Man Malcolm produces art as gritty and real as the Black Country from which he takes much of his inspiration.

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