Freddie Kölsch introduces her debut LGBTQ dark romance, Now, Conjurers
I wrote this story for the only person I was sure would want to read it: my own teenage self Read More
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Kirsten Miller speaks about the inspiration behind Lula Dean’s Little Library of Banned Books
This is the kind of novel that could get me into a whole heap of trouble Read More
Dream Count: A publishing event ten years in the making
A searing, exquisite new novel by the best-selling and award-winning author of Americanah and We Should All Be Feminists, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. This is the story of four women and their loves, longings, and desires. About the book Chiamaka is a Nigerian travel writer living in America. Alone in… Read More
Get ready for Spooky Season with these hauntingly good titles!
Whether you're looking to dive into spine-chilling horror, immerse yourself in spooky tales, or explore magical worlds filled with witches and ghosts, we have something for every reader! Read More
Journey back in time to a realm of gods, goddesses, and magical beings with these legendary retellings of Greek myths
Journey back in time to a realm of gods, goddesses, and magical beings with these legendary retellings of Greek myths! Read More
Lizzy Tiffin introduces Bad Girls of Ancient Greece
“I knew I had to tell these stories from the women’s perspective.” Read More
Coco Mellors introduces Blue Sisters
My wish, as Blue Sisters makes its way into the world, is fairly simple: first, that you know how deeply thankful I am for your support, and second, that you enjoy it Read More
Megan Hopkins introduces her debut children’s novel, Starminster
It is a source of daily delight and wonder to me that Starminster will soon appear on bookshelves Read More
Craig Foster introduces Amphibious Soul
Amphibious Soul is my whole-hearted attempt to describe what it’s like to be inside the original womb of Mother Nature, and how to get in. Read More
Q&A with Anna Jones
To me an Easy Win in the kitchen means a meal that is so delicious you end the day on a high, patting yourself on the back, because you made something so good. Read More
Tracy Chevalier introduces The Glassmaker
I wrote The Glassmaker because I love Venice and wanted to get to know it better, to understand how it went from being a wealthy centre of trade to a decaying tourist playground. Read More
Rachel Greenlaw introduces Compass and Blade
The world of Compass and Blade is set in a world that nudges up against the islands I call home. Read More