When Ellie Amadi and her son Nat leave home in West Africa to join her white husband James in the Fife mining village of Hollyburn she knows she will face many challenges. What Ellie fails to realize is that her greatest challenge will arrive at her door in the guise of two ten year old school girls.

Set in 1966, The Incomers draws on deep parallels between the cultures of West Africa and Scotland and provides a fascinating insight into the prejudice an African woman encounters on marrying a white Scot and settling in a small Fife village.

“A graceful, searching tale of a stranger in a strange land. Its emotional resonance and narrative sweep fascinate to the end”
Alan Bissett , author of Pack Men and The Moira Monologues 

Available to pre-order now

Following the success of Malcolm Archibald's 'The Darkest Walk' reaching the final of The People's Book Prize, we have two fresh, exciting entries into the Winter round of voting.

V. Campbell's Viking Gold is entered into the Children's category, whilst the side splitting Life Behind Bars has been put forward in the non-fiction category.

Vote for your favourite now - voting ends 29th February!