'An instant classic that will be read for decades to come.' Guardian 'A stone cold masterpiece.' Rachel Cooke, Observer 'Spectacular.' PW (starred review) 'Something like David Lynch meets Raymond Chandler in Manhattan . . as unnerving as it is hypnotic.' Buzz Mag It was a wrong number that started it . From its iconic opening, The New York Trilogy famously blurred the lines between postmodern literature and noir fiction. Now, for the first time, all three books have been adapted for this landmark graphic novel, each by a different artist, and all overseen by Paul Auster before his death. In David Mazzucchelli's take on City of Glass, a writer of detective fiction is drawn into a real-life case far stranger than anything he has ever written; in Lorenzo Mattotti's Ghosts, a private eye is hired to stalk a man only to discover a case so puzzling he descends into madness; and in series Director Paul Karasik's The Locked Room, another author hopes to cure his writer's block by solving the disappearance of his childhood friend. As each artist channels the cross-genre thrills of their source material, with its joyous mix of highbrow and lowbrow, the result is a groundbreaking new visual take on a modern classic.

Special 20th Anniversary edition of contemporary-comics-classic, 'one of the best graphic novels of all time' (Guardian)

An international event, this highly anticipated graphic novel - the first in nearly fifteen years from the best-selling, award-winning author of Blankets and Habibi - takes us on an extraordinary journey. AN OBSERVER GRAPHIC NOVEL OF THE MONTH A GUARDIAN BEST GRAPHIC NOVEL OF 2025 SHORTLISTED FOR THE BRITISH BOOK AWARDS GRAPHIC NOVEL OF THE YEAR 'A modern classic.' GUARDIAN 'It just blew me away.' JEFF LEMIRE 'Beautiful.' ROLLING STONE 'A masterpiece.' JOE SACCO FROM THE BESTSELLING, AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR OF BLANKETS AND HABIBI From the celebrated author of Blankets and Habibi comes a long-awaited new graphic memoir. Ginseng Roots follows Craig and his siblings, who spent the summers of their youth weeding and harvesting rows of coveted American ginseng on rural Wisconsin farms. Following an injury, Craig rediscovers this herb, central to Chinese medicine, and embarks on an extraordinary journey from his midwestern roots to north-east China. Suffused in a vibrant earthy palette, Ginseng Roots masterfully blends memoir, travelogue and cultural history to explore and illuminate ideas of creativity, doubt, healing and family.

When Meesh banded together with Fairy Princess Nouna to save the underworld, she never expected she'd have to . . do it again someday. Though, as Meesh grows into her newly discovered destiny as the Guardian of the world, she figured there would be a few minor rescues, maybe some crime-fighting here or there. But before long, her new friend Chai's family is forced out of their home by an evil force who threatens to destroy all of wolf-kind if they dare stay. Meesh suspects the same masked villain she faced before is behind all of this, but will she be able to stop them before it's too late?

Skandar and the Unicorn Thief meets Bunny vs Monkey in this joyous epic fantasy graphic novel where twelve-year-old Meesh and her band of outcasts must save the underworld. 'F un, fast-paced and full of peril.' BookTrust 'A brilliant adventure.' Armadillo Magazine 'A not-to-be-missed romp.' Publisher's Weekly 'M agical.' Kirkus 'Excellent.' School Library Journal Skandar and the Unicorn Thief meets Bunny vs Monkey in this joyous epic fantasy graphic novel where twelve-year-old Meesh and her band of outcasts must save the underworld. How far would you go to save your home - and find yourself? Bullied by the other demons, twelve-year-old Meesh is more likely to be reading magazines from Plumeria City - the fairy realm - and fangirling about the fairy princesses. But when disaster strikes and all of demon-kind is threatened, Meesh must journey to other worlds in search of help. As luck would have it, she meets a fairy princess right away. Things in the fairy realm aren't so perfect either, though. As Meesh makes surprising new friends and unites a band of outcasts, she learns there's much more to being a demon than she ever realised. And learning to love herself might just uncover the secret to saving her home.

Super funny, full colour comic book, with laugh out loud humour and extraordinary science, from the bestselling author of the Barry Loser series. GK and Flea, two ordinary schoolkids with hilariously overactive brains, are back in this fantastic joke and fact book from the author/illustrator of the Barry Loser books. Bringing science crazily to life in a whole new way, GK and Flea discuss everything VIRUSES! From the techy kind of virus that shut down computer mainframes and causes total panic. To the going-viral global-fame type of virus that also creates total panic. To the snotty gross kind of virus which creates must-go-to-bed now total panic . . With laughs a plenty and time for daydreaming, this is a science-humour-fact book classic for reluctant readers.

Heartstopper meets Nimona meets Legends & Lattes in this stunning graphic novel where Soup must battle her evil boss in a fantastical cooking competition. At seventeen, Soup is at a crossroads, eager to make her mark on the world, yet reluctant to leave the restaurant she calls home. The last thing on her to-do list is to overthrow the patriarchy, but when her elven boss snaps at her she begins to see his pattern of abuse, starting in the kitchen. Something's got to give, and the answer is simple: a bet for the restaurant. If Soup wins the cooking competition, she'll claim the business and protect her village. If she loses, she'll have to leave her home and stand by as the food community she loves is razed to the ground. With friends and chosen family rallying around her, Soup has a chance to win. Yet, everyone knows villains don't fight fair and this restaurateur is not going to give up his throne so easily . .

Super funny, full colour comic book, packed full of funny science and humour, from the bestselling author of the Barry Loser series. Meet GK and Flea, two ordinary schoolkids with hilariously overactive brains, in this fantastic joke and fact book from the author/illustrator of the Barry Loser series. Bringing science crazily to life in a whole new way, GK and Flea discuss everything everywhere, including . . Why is misspelling stuff a sign of grate intelly-genz? What have the hours in the day got to do with FINGER BONES? Why does rain on a pavement smell so delish? Laugh-out-loud funny as well as incredibly informative, this full colour graphic novel of large and small facts, is a Times favourite: 'Genius Kid makes science fun!' This is a science-humour-fact book classic for reluctant readers.

Funny, moving, expansive and ambitious graphic novel from the acclaimed author of The Con Artists and Americana. 'Playful, funny.' Guardian, BEST GRAPHIC NOVELS OF 2024 'Hilarious ... there's no one else quite like him working today.' RACHEL COOKE, Observer Graphic Novel of the month 'Full of unexpected laughs; at once both absurd and sincere.' SOPHIE YANOW, author of The Contradictions ' A joy to read.' RAFEL FRUMKIN, author of Confidence The funniest, most moving and expansive graphic novel yet from the acclaimed author of The Con Artists and Americana. 'Who is Luke Healy?' For over ten years, a graphic novelist called Luke Healy has invested all of his self-esteem into his career. Then, almost overnight, just as his brother is getting married, both seem to vanish. Spiralling and lacking purpose, he searches for identity - in self-help books, replacement jobs and human connection - and visits cheesy British hotels and abandoned Greek islands. Set against the backdrop of a dangerously changing global climate, with melting ice-caps and flooding cities, Self-Esteem and the End of the World spans two decades of tragicomic self-discovery until the unlikely prospect of a Hollywood revival of Luke's work comes into view - but what might be the cost? 'One of the finest cartoonists working today.' James Sturm