From W.W. Norton

Novels by Barry Unsworth

After Hannibal A witty and illuminating work of contemporary manners and morals set in the beautiful landscape of Umbria, Italy.

The Big Day It was a big day for Cuthbertson's Regional School, and it would go off like a bomb.

The Greeks Have a Word for It When two men disembark from the same boat in Greece, their lives accidentally and frighteningly intersect.

The Hide "A superbly modulated study of the blighting of an innocent." —New York Times Book Review

Losing Nelson A novel of obsession: a man unable to separate himself from his hero—Lord Horatio Nelson.

Mooncranker's Gift In this edgy and masterfully written novel, Unsworth explores the corruption of innocence and the complications of lust.

Morality Play A medieval murder mystery full of the wonders of the time—and lessons for our own time.

The Partnership Unsworth's first novel, published for the first time in the United States.

Pascali's Island "A masterful tale of treachery and duplicity. . . . Spellbinding."—New York Times

The Rage of the Vulture Robert Markham's hidden life is about to make itself known as he forgets familial and patriotic ties in order to absolve a deep-seated guilt.	Sacred Hunger Winner of the 1992 Booker Prize for Fiction. "Possibly the best novel I've read in the last decade."—David Halberstam	The Songs of the Kings Unsworth's retelling of the myth of Iphigenia as the Greeks ready for the Trojan War.
Stone Virgin A mysterious sculpture of a beautiful and erotic Madonna holds the key to the Fornarini family's secrets. Sugar and Rum Caught up in a series of bizarre events, Benson finds his writer's imagination sparked by an encounter with two old army colleagues.