‘It’s our mission to show you just how deliciously wonderful eating plants can be. That’s why we exist. It’s what we do.’ Henry and Ian introduce their new cookbook, BISH BASH BOSH! which contains over 140 new, unmissable recipes from the creators of a plant-based revolution. We are massive food lovers, and we made the … Continued
Holly Smale talks about writing The Valentines: Happy Girl Lucky – her first novel after writing the bestselling Geek Girl series. They start with a spark – unexpected, giddy – and deepen as I get to know them better. With Geek Girl I didn’t see it coming, and my infatuation surprised me. I could spend … Continued
Red Clocks is at once a riveting drama whose mysteries unfold with magnetic energy, and a shattering novel of ideas. With the verve of Naomi Alderman’s The Power and the prescient brilliance of The Handmaid’s Tale, Leni Zumas’ incredible new novel is fierce, fearless and frighteningly plausible. Here, she introduces the story. In the United … Continued
An article by Christina Dalcher, author of the shocking debut, VOX which is published in paperback on 7th March 2019. I’ve had a forty-five-year love affair with language, and I’m talking about language with a capital L: that amazing faculty common to all humans in all places. Our ability to acquire language from a faded … Continued
HarperCollins is proud to announce #FireandBlood from George R.R. Martin. Set three-hundred years before the events in A Song of Ice And Fire, Fire and Blood is the definitive history of the Targaryens from Aegon’s conquest of Westeros to the civil war that nearly ended their dynasty forever. Coming November 2018. Set 300 years before … Continued
Eleanor Henderson discusses the themes in her new novel, The Twelve-Mile Straight. Tender and savage, heart-breaking and hopeful, and deeply human, this novel combines the intimacy of a family drama with the grandeur of an American epic and will appeal to fans of American classics by Harper Lee, Toni Morrison and William Faulkner. After the … Continued
Sarah J. Harris explains synaesthesia, face-blindness and the inspiration behind her new novel The Colour of Bee Larkham’s Murder. I first came across synaesthesia nine years ago, during my work as an education journalist – and have been fascinated ever since. Researchers at Edinburgh University had carried out the first ever study into the prevalence … Continued
‘Today’s opportunity is so much greater than the unfinished business of the past – and that’s why I’ve written this book now’. Helena Morrissey introduces A Good Time to be a Girl. It’s a good time to be a girl! In all honesty, I don’t think I could have written that completely unequivocally before now. … Continued
