Becky Albertalli introduces Imogen, Obviously
Denial, for me, was like a game of dot-to-dot with no lines. Years and years of moments, each completely disconnected from the last. Read More
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‘I’m still a bit shocked anyone is publishing this’
It feels like whiplash going from the Babel launch to Yellowface, a book that could not be more different! Read More
Get ready for pride with our range of LGBTQ+ titles!
LGBT Pride Month is held every year and we have a number of titles to look forward to! Read More
Denene Millner introduces One Blood
It was my mediation on miracles, adoption, motherhood, Blackness, Black womanhood, choices, and blood that led me to One Blood. Read More
Two HarperCollins titles make the Women’s Prize longlist!
We're delighted to announce that two titles at Fourth Estate, an imprint of HarperCollins, have made the Women's Prize for Fiction 2023 longlist. Read More
Cecelia Ahern introduces In A Thousand Different Ways
While I’m drawn to the surreal, I also write with heart and use it to bridge imagination with reality. Read More
Celebrate the coronation with our royal titles
Celebrate the coronation this May with our royal titles. Read More
Krystle Zara Appiah introduces her debut novel, Rootless
At its core, Rootless is asking readers how do you handle familial expectations and find the courage to create the life you want? Read More
Sarah Underwood introduces her debut YA novel, Lies We Sing to the Sea
Lies We Sing to the Sea reimagines the fate of Penelope’s twelve hanged maids in Homer’s The Odyssey. Read More
Ryan Love introduces us to Arthur and Teddy
Hello! I am so excited to finally be able to share Arthur and Teddy Are Coming Out with you. Read More
Cecile Pin on her debut novel, Wandering Souls
I wanted to spotlight the lives of those who had been shuffled offstage: I wanted them to be seen. Finally, I sat down at my desk and began typing. Read More
Ross Welford and The Monkey Who Fell From The Future
It’s ridiculous, really, isn’t it? That is, for something so utterly impossible – and never, frankly, likely to be possible – time travel remains a mesmerising ‘what if?’ Read More