Books by Alex Morrall
Alex Morrall is a writer and artist based near Stratford-upon-Avon. Her fiction is driven by a fascination with people and the ways they interact, with class and belonging recurring across her work. Her background in mathematics occasionally finds its way in too. Her novels include Helen and the Grandbees and Adrift: The Storyteller & The Mosaicist. Her poetry and shorter work have appeared in Smiths Knoll, Southand other journals. She has also judged the Rubery Book Prize.
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Helen & The Grandbees
Helen’s grown daughter returns with questions Helen has spent twenty years avoiding. A novel about family secrets, identity and what goes unsaid. “Uplifting” — Daily Mail. “Breathtaking” — Awais Khan.
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Hopeless Bubbling Turbulence — Preorder
Publication: 24 February 2027
A mathematics textbook brings back memories of Alec’s university years, volatile friend Phil, and mathematical girlfriend Kara. Now he must face the question he has spent years avoiding: how much of what happened to them was his fault?
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Remembering Not To Breathe
Eight short stories by Alex Morrall and Man Booker-shortlisted Clare Morrall, ranging across relationships, fear, memory and the awkward ways people try to understand one another.
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Adrift: The Storyteller & The Mosaicist
Bernie has spent years believing isolation is safer than loss. Then family upheaval and an unexpected relationship force her to decide whether connection is worth the risk.
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