Emilia Hart introduces Weyward
The greatest joy of reading is connection – in finding your own thoughts and experiences echoed on the page. I gave a lot of thought to this while writing my debut novel, Weyward.
The School for Good and Evil: Now live on Netflix!
The major Netflix movie adaptation of Soman Chainani’s bestselling book series has landed!
Retailers competition: Winners announced today!
To celebrate the release of The Rings of Power, as well as our TV tie-in editions, we’re running a competition for bookstores in the Open Markets.
Announcement: HarperCollins UK – Pavilion New Sales and Distribution Representation
HarperCollins is pleased to announce that from 1 July 2022, sales representation for all former Pavilion Books titles will move from Quarto Publishing UK to HarperCollins UK.
David Walliams: 50 million sales, a gazillion readers!
HarperCollins Children’s Books are thrilled to announce that number one bestselling author David Walliams has achieved 50 million global sales across all his children’s books.
Press Release: HarperCollins to publish insider account of Zelensky’s war and the Russian invasion of Ukraine
HarperCollins Publishers has acquired world English rights to WHEN THE WORLD IS WATCHING: Volodymyr Zelensky and the War in Ukraine by Time correspondent Simon Shuster.
Next In Line from master storyteller, Jeffrey Archer!
Jeffrey Archer is back, with Detective Chief Inspector William Warwick taking on what could be his most important investigation yet…
Hannah Gold introduces The Last Bear
‘I hope this book encourages every reader to believe that he or she can help’ When I sat down to
Did you know? 12 amazing facts about Dr. Seuss…
You may know that Dr. Seuss is the world’s best-selling children’s author, having sold over 650 million books worldwide, but did you also know about these weird and wonderful facts?
Philip Hensher reads from ‘Tales of Persuasion’
Booker Prize-shortlisted author Philip Hensher reads the story ‘My Dog Ian’ from his new book Tales of Persuasion, described as by the Financial Times as ‘ten elegant stories that radiate with fine human feeling…’