Author Bridget Collins introduces The Binding
Imagine you could erase your grief.
Imagine you could forget your pain.
Imagine you could hide a secret.
Forever.
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Author Beth Morrey introduces her debut novel Saving Missy
“I wrote Saving Missy to cheer myself up, give the washed-out, cathartic feeling a good weep can produce. I hope I can pass that feeling on.” Author Beth Morrey introduces her debut novel Saving Missy.
Introducing ‘On Swift Horses’: a Q&A with author Shannon Pufhal
Author Shannon Pufhal talks to Anne Holman about the time period and landscapes in which she places her characters.
Henry and Ian introduce their new book: BOSH! Healthy Vegan
At BOSH!, it’s our mission to help you get more plants on your plate, more taste in your food and more joy out of your mealtimes. We want you to live a long, healthy, happy life.
A letter to booksellers from Kingdomtide author Rye Curtis
Suspenseful, wry and gorgeously written Kingdomtide is the inspiring account of two unforgettable characters.
A letter to booksellers from Jay Kristoff
Hello booksellers! Working on The Nevernight Chronicle has been a strange experience for me. Truth told, I had no idea if other people would love the MC as much as I did. I mean, she’s not even traditionally likeable. She swears, she smokes, she murders people. She’s stubborn and reckless and honestly, a little vain. … Continued
Out Now: ‘Face It’ by Debbie Harry
HarperCollins Publishers has announced plans to publish Face It, the remarkable life story of Blondie front woman and music icon, Debbie Harry, on 1st October 2019. Face It is written in collaboration with critically acclaimed journalist and author, Sylvie Simmons, based on a series of recent exclusive personal interviews. The book also includes original essays … Continued
Introducing: The Mirror and The Light by Hilary Mantel
On 5th March 2020, 4th Estate will publish The Mirror and The Light, the final novel of Hilary Mantel’s Thomas Cromwell trilogy. With The Mirror & The Light, Hilary Mantel brings to a triumphant close the trilogy she began with Wolf Hall and Bring Up The Bodies. She traces the final years of Thomas Cromwell, … Continued
