Lori Inglis Hall introduces The Shock of the Light
“If you had to do something truly awful to save your own life, would you?”
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Caitlin Devlin introduces A Song I Wrote For Charlotte
“Connie, the lead character of this story, isn’t Ella, and she isn’t me either. But so much of both of us got into her all the same.”
Petra Lord on the inspiration behind Queen of Faces
“Regardless of your background or identity, I hope you can see some part of your own humanity in her journey.”
Freddie Kölsch introduces her debut LGBTQ dark romance, Now, Conjurers
I wrote this story for the only person I was sure would want to read it: my own teenage self
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.
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!
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.
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.
Heartstopper doesn’t stop with Netflix!
The stories of Charlie, Nick, and their friends go beyond Heartstopper and Alice Oseman has also written two novellas about her beloved characters: Nick & Charlie and This Winter.