In Home, the novelist Julie Myerson breaks new ground by writing the story of the Victorian terrace house in Clapham where she and her family have lived since 1988.

Alice never imagined that she would end up like this. Is she the only mother […]

At the end of WWII Gus brings back an emotionally damaged German wife, Krista, to […]

Graham Greene is inextricably linked with Clapham. He lived at 14 Clapham Northside and his novel The End of the Affair is set in Clapham at the end of the Second World War.

The Orphans by Annemarie Neary is set on Clapham Common and the author was inspired by Clapham Common, especially the Bandstand Cafe, the old changing rooms and the wood.

Clapham Lights is not a love letter to London. It’s a scraggy postcard with a few tired, heartfelt lines scribbled on the back…

Set in a single South London street, Capital ended up as one of the defining portraits of the human effects of a global financial crisis

Dr Fu-Manchu. The sinister doctor was created by Sax Rohmer and appeared in over a dozen novels and feature films in the first half of the last century, rivalling Sherlock Holmes in popularity.

It’s London in the mid-noughties before Facebook, iPhones and ubiquitous wifi, and One? follows the highs and lows of a group of twenty-somethings living in leafy SW4.

Atonement is a 2001 British metafiction novel written by Ian McEwan concerning the understanding of and responding to the need for personal atonement.