Estranged brothers are reunited over plans to develop the tower block where they grew up, but the desolate estate becomes a stage for reliving the events of one life-changing summer, forty years earlier ... the exquisitely written, moving new novel from West Camel. 'Unfolds like a spell' Carol Lovekin, author of Ghostbird 'A deceptively complex and layered story; beautiful, traumatic and ultimately uplifting' Louise Beech, author of This Is How We Are Human 'A mesmerising portrait of toxic family relationships: one that perfectly captures a turbulent era in a changing Britain. I was gripped' Caroline Wyatt _____________________________ Twins Aaron and Clive have been estranged for forty years. Aaron still lives in the empty, crumbling tower block on the riverside in Deptford where they grew up. Clive is a successful property developer, determined to turn the tower into luxury flats. But Aaron is blocking the plan and their petty squabble becomes something much greater when two ghosts from the past - twins Annette and Christine - appear in the tower. At once, the desolate estate becomes a stage on which the events of one scorching summer are relived - a summer that shattered their lives, and changed everything forever... Grim, evocative and exquisitely rendered, Fall is a story of friendship and family - of perception, fear and prejudice, the events that punctuate our journeys into adulthood, and the indelible scars they leave - a triumph of a novel that will affect you long after the final page has been turned. Illustrations by David F. Ross ----------------------------- **Shortlisted for the POLARI Prize** 'Fall's characters will haunt me, its story will stay with me and I will return again and again' Katie Allen 'Beautifully written, perfectly executed, a drama that captures your heart and mind' Anne Coates 'Architecture and morality: the only subjects worth writing about, and West Camel does so exquisitely through the eyes of people profoundly affected by both' David F. Ross 'A book about families, racism and the differences that bind us or push us apart ...all bound up in West Camel's elegant prose' Michael J. Malone 'Suspense and twists keep you turning the pages, while the unfolding of complex characters and relationships draws you in' Valeria Vescina 'Both charming and conflicting ... the author's enticing storytelling has totally, utterly hooked me' Sarah Sansom 'A page-turner and a literary delight, a book you devour' Liz Loves Books 'Immersive, beautiful, and haunting ... I adored it' Live & Deadly 'A novel of mystic style and sensibility. West Camel tackles timeless themes of truth, power, family and justice ... an extraordinary read' Richard Fernandez 'A book to be embraced, a book to be kept in your heart ... West Camel writes beautifully' The Reading Closet Praise for West Camel's debut novel Attend 'From its opening gambit to its final line, Attend demands and rewards attention' Foreword Reviews 'With its blend of dark, gritty themes and gorgeous imagery, this is a book to make you believe there's still magic in the world' Heat 'I've fallen in love with this absolutely glorious, spell-binding tale' LoveReading 'It's a genuinely pleasurable experience to encounter something couched in such alert and transparent language as West Camel's Attend ... In three hundred finely judged pages, West Camel leaves the reader eager for more from his pen' Barry Forshaw, CrimeTime For fans of Sarah Moss, Bernadine Evaristo, Colm Toibin and Selina Godde

When Sam falls in love with Deptford thug Derek, and Anne's best friend Kathleen takes her own life, they discover they are linked not just by a world of drugs and revenge; they also share the friendship of the uncanny and enigmatic Deborah. Seamstress, sailor, story-teller and self-proclaimed centenarian immortal, Deborah slowly reveals to Anne and Sam her improbable, fantastical life, a history of hidden Deptford and ultimately the solution to their crises. With echoes of Armistead Maupin, Attend is a beautifully written, darkly funny, mesmerisingly emotive and deliciously told debut novel, rich in finely wrought characters that you will never forget. `A literary EastEnders, with precision language and beautifully interwoven storytelling ... I couldn't put it down' Liz Loves Books

Camel's classic 5th album from 1977 has been digitally remastered and expanded with the single version of "Highways To The Sun" and six songs recorded live for the BBC In Concert show. The enhanced packaging contains rare and previously unseen photographs and sleevenotes by Mark Powell.

Moonmadness is an album released in March 1976 by Camel. It is the final album that featured the classic line-up (Latimer, Bardens, Ferguson, Ward) from the band. After the release of The Snow Goose in 1975, the band decided to move back into a more accessible direction by adding vocals to their music again. The album still has an overall theme, just as their previous one did, but doesn't follow a storyline since it's mostly based on the band members themselves.

UK reissue of 1973 album, remastered from the original tapes & includes 2 bonus tracks 'Never Let Go' (single version-previously unreleased on CD) & 'Homage To The God of Light' (recorded live at Marquee Club-29th October 1974). 2002.

1978 album for British progressive rock act.

For ages the land of Aura has been subjected to the ebb and flow of five magics. Legend foretells of a Chosen One versed in the one True Magic, who can control them all and bind them together. A few mages of this True Magic have emerged through the ages. None have been successful. A young girl of the central clans now begins her own legend in seeking the key to all magic.

Mirage is Camel's second album, released in 1974. Their self-titled debut Camel came before this one in 1973, and The Snow Goose came after it in 1975. Mirage is one of the group's most remembered albums. It features their most well known song, Lady Fantasy, and is also a showplace for Andrew Latimer's flute, notably on "Supertwister". There are only 5 tracks on this record, two over 9 minutes. Those two are multi-part epics: Lady Fantasy and Nimrodel/The Procession/The White Rider, the latter being about The Lord of the Rings. It was released on Deram Records.

For ages the world has been savaged by the different magics that lay claim to Aura. Legend foretells of a Chosen One who can control them all and bind them together. Though few have emerged through the ages and none have been successful, a young girl of the central clans begins her own legend in seeking the key to all magic.