Feminist Press in conversation with We Too editor Natalie West, a new anthology of essays on sex work by sex workers. Continue reading Q&A with Natalie West – editor of We Too: Essays on Sex Work and Survival
Venture beyond your reading shores into the thriving world literature scene in our latest reading workout. Continue reading Reading Workout: Fiction in Translation
From rediscovered women’s classics to contemporary voices of today, find out what we’re reading this Women’s History Month. Continue reading What We’re Reading this Women’s History Month
Fill the longer, lighter days with some of our best fiction out in March. Continue reading March Fiction Preview
The latest book in the Guido Guerrieri series is our March Book of the Month. Continue reading The Measure of Time – March Book of the Month
Hospitalised for her alcohol addiction, Melissa Rice reveals her road-to-recovery in this vivid, darkly funny memoir. Continue reading Extract: Sobering by Melissa Rice
Jake Fior plums the depths of Lewis Carroll’s classic Alice tale to bring us a dark and dazzling reimagining. Continue reading Introducing Through a Looking Glass Darkly – a dark reimagining of a classic tale
Discover extraordinary experimental fiction that proves the limits of the novel are truly limitless in our first reading workout. Continue reading Reading Workout: Experimental Fiction
Elizabeth Haynes discusses how her Archive of Our Own inspired her latest novel and crime departure – You, Me & The Sea. Continue reading ‘Everyone loves a lighthouse, don’t they?’ – Elizabeth Haynes on You, Me & The Sea
A big exquisite novel about loyalty, identity, and a clash of cultures, read an extract from Amin Maalouf’s The Disoriented. Continue reading Extract: The Disoriented by Amin Maalouf
