'I adored this immersive, empathetic exploration of agoraphobia, nepotism and identity... wry and moving.' Joanna Nadin, author of The Queen of Bloody Everything

'Outside is pared back, fresh, hopeful, and quietly devastating. Charlotte Levin has such a distinctive voice, and Outside cements her position of one of my favourite contemporary writers.' Caroline Hulse, author of Reasonable People

'A poignant yet darkly funny story of flawed people and imperfect relationships, Outside asks the time-honoured question: can love really conquer all?' Frances Quinn, author of The Last Passenger

'I cried and laughed out loud while reading this. So sharply observed with a wonderful dark sense of humour, Outside is an absolute triumph. My favourite of Charlotte Levin’s books so far.' Nikki Smith, author of The Beach Party

'Heartbreaking, darkly funny and all kinds of wonderful. I loved it.' Nicola Gill, author of Swimming for Beginners

'Another brilliant dispatch from the borderlands by Charlotte Levin, who has a rare talent for capturing the isolation, wonder and quiet heroism of seemingly ordinary lives with a deftness of touch many writers would kill for.' Tom Benjamin, author of A Quiet Death in Italy

'I absolutely adored this book! Suffused with equal measures of pain and humour, Outside is a triumph. Levin masterfully pulls the reader into the complicated mind of her glorious protagonist, Beatrice, so that we feel, viscerally, all of her loss and love, her agony and joy. A wonderful, compassionate and real exploration of the tragedy and triumph of being human. Very few books make me cry - this did, in the very best way.' Louise Fein, author of Daughter of the Reich

'Cool, funny, smart and heartbreaking – this is the perfect summer novel. I was rooting for Beatrice and Matisse, her foul-mouthed parakeet, from the very start. Packed with sharp dialogue and poignant truths about love and loss, Outside is honest and raw, and yet it’s also joyful and packed with hope. A stunning achievement.' Eleni Kyriacou, author of The Unspeakable Acts of Zina Pavlou

'Outside is a delight! Not only is it a sensitive examination of the pain that grief can inflict on us, it’s also heartwarming, tender, laugh-out-loud funny and a testament to love in all its forms. Sure to be an absolute smash hit.' Trevor Wood, author of The Man on the Street

Praise for If I Can't Have You:

'I IMPLORE you to read (or listen to) it. It's SO many things - dark, sweet, odd, moving, credible, tender, BEAUTIFULLY written & at times funny.' Marian Keyes

'So beautifully written, such a devastatingly compelling story.' Ruth Jones