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
Author Articles
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
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
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. Read More
Ellie Keel introduces her debut novel, The Four
“I started writing a story in which I hoped that love would win.” Read More
Michael Cunningham introduces his first novel in a decade
Day is, essentially, a story about love, in many forms. It’s a story about families of many kinds, from the traditional to the unorthodox. Read More
Matthew Blake introduces the thriller of 2024
The global response to Anna O has been beyond anything I could have imagined... Read More
Sierra Greer introduces her debut novel, Annie Bot
I have to tell you – I’ve been mesmerized by Annie since the first time she materialised on the page, and writing her story took me places I never expected I’d go Read More
Q&A with Jay Kristoff
I’ve loved vampires since I was far too young to be reading about them. Read More