Meridian
- 11 Feb 2027
- 9781837265701
- £18.99
- 384 pp
- 141×220mm
- 11 Feb 2027
- 9781837265732
- £15.19
- 384 pp
- 11 Feb 2027
- 9781837265718
- £25
- 10 hrs 30 min
- 11 Feb 2027
- 9781837265749
- £16.99
- 384 pp
- 135×214mm
In a few words
An epic love story that spans time, genre and realities from the bestselling author of A Monster Calls
In a few words
An epic love story that spans time, genre and realities from the bestselling author of A Monster Calls
In a few words
An epic love story that spans time, genre and realities from the bestselling author of A Monster Calls
In a few words
An epic love story that spans time, genre and realities from the bestselling author of A Monster Calls
Meridian is a dazzling, genre-defying novel about love, grief, memory, and the stories we tell ourselves. At its heart is the extraordinary love between Matthew and Greaves, stretching across decades, continents, wars and even the boundary between life and death. Funny, heartbreaking, and wildly inventive, it asks what happens when we refuse to accept the ending we have been given, and discover that another story might still be possible. A breathtaking celebration of love and the limitless power of fiction
Seth Insua, Author Of Human, Animal And Man And Wife
A masterful tour-de-force deconstruction of life, love and literature
Adrian Tchaikovsky
Meridian is a dazzling, genre-defying novel about love, grief, memory, and the stories we tell ourselves. At its heart is the extraordinary love between Matthew and Greaves, stretching across decades, continents, wars and even the boundary between life and death. Funny, heartbreaking, and wildly inventive, it asks what happens when we refuse to accept the ending we have been given, and discover that another story might still be possible. A breathtaking celebration of love and the limitless power of fiction
Seth Insua, Author Of Human, Animal And Man And Wife
A masterful tour-de-force deconstruction of life, love and literature
Adrian Tchaikovsky
Meridian is a dazzling, genre-defying novel about love, grief, memory, and the stories we tell ourselves. At its heart is the extraordinary love between Matthew and Greaves, stretching across decades, continents, wars and even the boundary between life and death. Funny, heartbreaking, and wildly inventive, it asks what happens when we refuse to accept the ending we have been given, and discover that another story might still be possible. A breathtaking celebration of love and the limitless power of fiction
Seth Insua, Author Of Human, Animal And Man And Wife
A masterful tour-de-force deconstruction of life, love and literature
Adrian Tchaikovsky
Meridian is a dazzling, genre-defying novel about love, grief, memory, and the stories we tell ourselves. At its heart is the extraordinary love between Matthew and Greaves, stretching across decades, continents, wars and even the boundary between life and death. Funny, heartbreaking, and wildly inventive, it asks what happens when we refuse to accept the ending we have been given, and discover that another story might still be possible. A breathtaking celebration of love and the limitless power of fiction
Seth Insua, Author Of Human, Animal And Man And Wife
A masterful tour-de-force deconstruction of life, love and literature
Adrian Tchaikovsky
More about
the book
Matthew and Greaves belong together . . .
But somehow, other people’s stories always seem to get in the way.
Meridian is about one phenomenal love affair in search of the right ending. We follow these two men across a cornucopia of possible lives, from a near-future dystopia to the battlefields of World War II, from the American Wild West to the scene of a modern-day high school shooting, from deep space to contemporary Sydney harbour, all while fighting for their love to find its way.
Patrick Ness’ transgressive and tender-hearted novel will sweep you away. It gets to the crux of the question: who gets to tell our stories? And who gets to write the ending?
More about
the book
Matthew and Greaves belong together . . .
But somehow, other people’s stories always seem to get in the way.
Meridian is about one phenomenal love affair in search of the right ending. We follow these two men across a cornucopia of possible lives, from a near-future dystopia to the battlefields of World War II, from the American Wild West to the scene of a modern-day high school shooting, from deep space to contemporary Sydney harbour, all while fighting for their love to find its way.
Patrick Ness’ transgressive and tender-hearted novel will sweep you away. It gets to the crux of the question: who gets to tell our stories? And who gets to write the ending?
More about
the book
Matthew and Greaves belong together . . .
But somehow, other people’s stories always seem to get in the way.
Meridian is about one phenomenal love affair in search of the right ending. We follow these two men across a cornucopia of possible lives, from a near-future dystopia to the battlefields of World War II, from the American Wild West to the scene of a modern-day high school shooting, from deep space to contemporary Sydney harbour, all while fighting for their love to find its way.
Patrick Ness’ transgressive and tender-hearted novel will sweep you away. It gets to the crux of the question: who gets to tell our stories? And who gets to write the ending?
More about
the book
Matthew and Greaves belong together . . .
But somehow, other people’s stories always seem to get in the way.
Meridian is about one phenomenal love affair in search of the right ending. We follow these two men across a cornucopia of possible lives, from a near-future dystopia to the battlefields of World War II, from the American Wild West to the scene of a modern-day high school shooting, from deep space to contemporary Sydney harbour, all while fighting for their love to find its way.
Patrick Ness’ transgressive and tender-hearted novel will sweep you away. It gets to the crux of the question: who gets to tell our stories? And who gets to write the ending?
PRAISE FOR PATRICK NESS:
‘An insanely beautiful writer'
This focused, humane book is a joy . . . Also, the sex scenes are so hot they practically set the pages on fire
A book of startling and poetic beauty . . . enormously compelling
Outstanding . . . Gripping, moving, brilliantly crafted
PRAISE FOR PATRICK NESS:
‘An insanely beautiful writer'
This focused, humane book is a joy . . . Also, the sex scenes are so hot they practically set the pages on fire
A book of startling and poetic beauty . . . enormously compelling
Outstanding . . . Gripping, moving, brilliantly crafted
PRAISE FOR PATRICK NESS:
‘An insanely beautiful writer'
This focused, humane book is a joy . . . Also, the sex scenes are so hot they practically set the pages on fire
A book of startling and poetic beauty . . . enormously compelling
Outstanding . . . Gripping, moving, brilliantly crafted
PRAISE FOR PATRICK NESS:
‘An insanely beautiful writer'
This focused, humane book is a joy . . . Also, the sex scenes are so hot they practically set the pages on fire
A book of startling and poetic beauty . . . enormously compelling
Outstanding . . . Gripping, moving, brilliantly crafted
Patrick Ness
View profilePatrick Ness is the multi-award-winning and #1 New York Times bestselling author of books for adults, young adults and children, including A Monster Calls and the Chaos Walking trilogy. He is published in over 40 languages, and has won every major prize in children’s fiction, including the Carnegie Medal twice, as well as winning the Olivier Award for the stage adaptation of A Monster Calls. He created and wrote the eight-part BBC Doctor Who spinoff Class and has adapted two of his works for films. Patrick Ness’s critically-acclaimed novels include The Crash of Hennington, The Crane Wife, More Than This, The Rest of Just Live Here, Release, And the Ocean Was Our Sky, Burn, Different for Boys, his middle grade series Chronicles of a Lizard Nobody, and Piper at the Gates of Dusk, the first of The New World trilogy.
patrickness.com | @patricknessbooks
Patrick Ness
View profilePatrick Ness is the multi-award-winning and #1 New York Times bestselling author of books for adults, young adults and children, including A Monster Calls and the Chaos Walking trilogy. He is published in over 40 languages, and has won every major prize in children’s fiction, including the Carnegie Medal twice, as well as winning the Olivier Award for the stage adaptation of A Monster Calls. He created and wrote the eight-part BBC Doctor Who spinoff Class and has adapted two of his works for films. Patrick Ness’s critically-acclaimed novels include The Crash of Hennington, The Crane Wife, More Than This, The Rest of Just Live Here, Release, And the Ocean Was Our Sky, Burn, Different for Boys, his middle grade series Chronicles of a Lizard Nobody, and Piper at the Gates of Dusk, the first of The New World trilogy.
patrickness.com | @patricknessbooks
Patrick Ness
View profilePatrick Ness is the multi-award-winning and #1 New York Times bestselling author of books for adults, young adults and children, including A Monster Calls and the Chaos Walking trilogy. He is published in over 40 languages, and has won every major prize in children’s fiction, including the Carnegie Medal twice, as well as winning the Olivier Award for the stage adaptation of A Monster Calls. He created and wrote the eight-part BBC Doctor Who spinoff Class and has adapted two of his works for films. Patrick Ness’s critically-acclaimed novels include The Crash of Hennington, The Crane Wife, More Than This, The Rest of Just Live Here, Release, And the Ocean Was Our Sky, Burn, Different for Boys, his middle grade series Chronicles of a Lizard Nobody, and Piper at the Gates of Dusk, the first of The New World trilogy.
patrickness.com | @patricknessbooks
Patrick Ness
View profilePatrick Ness is the multi-award-winning and #1 New York Times bestselling author of books for adults, young adults and children, including A Monster Calls and the Chaos Walking trilogy. He is published in over 40 languages, and has won every major prize in children’s fiction, including the Carnegie Medal twice, as well as winning the Olivier Award for the stage adaptation of A Monster Calls. He created and wrote the eight-part BBC Doctor Who spinoff Class and has adapted two of his works for films. Patrick Ness’s critically-acclaimed novels include The Crash of Hennington, The Crane Wife, More Than This, The Rest of Just Live Here, Release, And the Ocean Was Our Sky, Burn, Different for Boys, his middle grade series Chronicles of a Lizard Nobody, and Piper at the Gates of Dusk, the first of The New World trilogy.
patrickness.com | @patricknessbooks
