Reading Workout: Books That Spark Conversation
Discover great book club picks to get you talking in our latest reading workout. Continue reading Reading Workout: Books That Spark Conversation
Category: Fiction
May Fiction Preview
Support your local bookstore this month with some smashing May fiction. Continue reading May Fiction Preview
Short Books for Reading Slumps
Stuck in a book slump? Lost the will to read? Check out these six works of breezy fiction to help dig your way out of any reading rut. Continue reading Short Books for Reading Slumps
Summer Brother – longlisted for the International Man Booker
Discover 2021 International Booker Prize longlistee, Jaap Robben’s Summer Brother. Continue reading Summer Brother – longlisted for the International Man Booker
Queer Graphic Novel Reads – LGBTQ+ Comics for 2021
Enter the dazzling world of queer graphic novels in our LGBTQ+ comics round-up for 2021. Continue reading Queer Graphic Novel Reads – LGBTQ+ Comics for 2021
March Fiction Preview
Fill the longer, lighter days with some of our best fiction out in March. Continue reading March Fiction Preview
The Measure of Time – March Book of the Month
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
Introducing Through a Looking Glass Darkly – a dark reimagining of a classic tale
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
Reading Workout: Experimental Fiction
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
‘Everyone loves a lighthouse, don’t they?’ – Elizabeth Haynes on You, Me & The Sea
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