Iain Sinclair

• Jun-1993
• / General Fiction
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Hired to film a documentary on what's left of old-time life along the now-trendy Thames, a filmmaker finds his most interesting subject in Edith Cadiz, a nurse, performance artist, and whore who comes to life from a vintage photograph. 10,000 first p...

• Jan-1997
• / Fantasy
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A highly original collabortion between cult novelist Iain Sinclair and cult comics artist dave McKean, combining text and graphics in a paranoid and dystopian vision of london, following the central character, Norton, who is trapped within the city o...

• Sep-2001
• / Literary
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• Sep-2001
• / Suspense
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A novel about London -- its past, its people, its underbelly and its madness. "In this extraordinary work Sinclair combines a spiritual inquest into the Whitechapel Ripper murders and the dark side of the late Victorian imagination with a posse of s...

• Jan-2003
• / Literary
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• May-2005
• / General Fiction
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Andrew Norton, poet, visionary and hack, is handed a mysterious package that sees him quit London and head out along the A13 on an as yet undefined quest. Holing up in a roadside hotel, unable to make sense of his search, he is haunted by ghosts: of ...

• Oct-2007
• / General Fiction
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‘A book full of richness, unexpected enticements, short sharp shocks and breathtaking writing’ Guardian Welcome to the real, unauthorised London: the disappeared, the unapproved, the unvoiced, the mythical and the all-but forgotten. The perfect ...

• Jul-2010
• / General Fiction
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Hackney, that Rose-Red Empire is Iain Sinclair's foray into one of London's most fascinating boroughs 'As detailed and as complex as a historical map, taking the reader hither and thither with no care as to which might be the most direct route' ...

• Aug-2011
• / General Fiction
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From "an astonishingly original and entertaining writer" (Michael Dirda, The Washington Post) and "our greatest guide to London" (The Spectator), an extraordinary book about a disappearing cityThe Olympics, the story goes, have transformed London int...

• May-2012
• / Fantasy
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Iain Sinclair's classic early text, Lud Heat, explores mysterious cartographic connections between the six Hawksmoor churches in London. In a unique fusion of prose and poetry, Sinclair invokes the mythic realm of King Lud, who according to legend wa...

• Sep-2023
• / General Fiction
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How long have things been coming apart in this way? - The Lure of SilenceGenerally speaking the dead do not return, pronounced Antonin Artaud. But the dead are permitted to visit those who welcome them. Their spectral, machine-made voices echo in dee...

• May-2024
• / General Fiction
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