Little, Brown, 1999. Edition: 1st UK, 1st impression. Book Condition: Fine. Like, like, the Illuminati meets Scientology at Davos, The Business' tentacles reach everywhere. Banks indulges himself here in this very imaginative adventure.
Little Brown, 2002. Edition: 1st UK, 1st impression. Book Condition: Fine. Accurately describes the moment of the 2001 twin towers attack and an imagined aftermath in the lives of Banks' protagonists.
Little Brown, 2013. Edition: 1st edition, 3rd impression. Book Condition: Fine. Banks' poignant last novel before his untimely death and revisits old themes of friendship, history, loyalty, and loss.
Century, 2003. Edition: 1st UK, 1st impression. Book Condition: Very good. Banks indulges his love of both whisky and fast metal. Cars feature much in his fiction work and this - a deserved diversion - was written just before he went Green and traded-in his M5 for a small Toyota.....
Little Brown, 1997. Edition: 1st UK, 1st impression. Book Condition: Fine. Perhaps verges a little closely into Banks' sci-fi alter ego but this dystopian tale of future wars and armed gangs is classic Banks inventiveness - and wit.
Little Brown, 2007. Edition: 1st UK, 1st impression. Book Condition: Fine. Reminiscent of The Crow Road, this is familiar Banks' territory of strange family histories, murky old business, and truths not being told... There is a a small zone of toning to the top edge.
Little Brown, 2012. Edition: 1st UK, 1st impression. Book Condition: Fine. Banks is back in Scotland in this superbly drawn and menacing tale of small town gangsterism in a washed-up seaside town. The book is fine with just a little marking to top edge.
London: Macmillan, 1985. Edition: 1st UK, 1st impression. Book Condition: Very good. The follow-up to The Wasp Factory and an experimental intersection between what would become the more formal demarcation of Iain M Banks the science fiction writer, and plain Banks the more earthbound author. This is possibly why this.....
Little Brown, 1995. Edition: 1st UK, 4th impression. Book Condition: Fine. Banks considers the essential vacuity and narcissism of millennial techno-rave culture. The page edges are slightly tanned and the jacket is price-clipped.