There is a strange historical irony to reading Julia Bell’s Radical Attention in 2026. When the book was first published in 2020, its account of the attention economy still carried something of a warning: digital platforms had discovered that human … Continue reading Radical Attention by Julia Bell — Book Review
A brand-new book festival is taking place in London at the end of September, featuring all your favourite independent publishers (including some of ours!) Continue reading Typographia – The New Independent Book Festival in London
From beautiful historical romances to cinematic franchise cross-overs, August has boasted an impressive offering of graphic novels — with some of the most talented names in the industry on full display. Whether you’re looking for well-crafted comedy, epic adventures, or … Continue reading Scorching Summer Comics! — August Highlights
August brings a wave of remarkable new fiction, spanning literary novels, speculative adventures, cult classics, and striking debuts. Our highlights collect stories of identity, grief, love, language, and the wonderfully strange. Thought-provoking, inventive, and deeply memorable, here are the books … Continue reading The Hottest Month for Fiction: August’s Best New Titles!
The Eden Book Society was a publishing house that produced horror novelettes for a private list of subscribers. It was established in 1919 by the Eden family, handed down through the generations issuing short horror novels to a confidential list of subscribers. Continue reading The Eden Book Society Returns…
This has it all, sex, drugs, rock n roll and Honky Tonk, a mad combo, but here is an overview from Wolf and Salmon, publishers of GARY STEWART I AM FROM THE HONKY TONKS, the greatest of them all, who blazed through through life to leave it all too soon. In the mid-seventies, Stewart’s crazed hits, including “She’s Actin’ Single (I’m Drinkin’ Doubles)” and “Drinkin’ Thing,” rocketed him to the top of the charts, earning him the admiration of Bob Dylan, the Allman Brothers, and Tanya Tucker. Within a few years, he had flamed out and all but vanished from … Continue reading Sex, Drugs, Rock ‘n’ Roll… and Honky Tonk: The Wild Life of Gary Stewart
June has arrived, the rainbow flags are flying, and our TBR piles are looking more colourful than ever! This Pride Month, we have so many incredible queer books coming out that we’ve had to round up a second blog just … Continue reading Read With Pride! June 2026 LGBTQ+ Titles
From charmingly clever mysteries to dark and twist-filled thrillers, this season’s crime fiction line-up has something for every kind of reader. Whether you’re in the mood for witty amateur sleuths, classic Golden Age intrigue, atmospheric detective stories, or pulse-racing psychological … Continue reading Springtime Suspense: A Season of Crime and Mystery
This May, we have lots of things to be excited about — and I’m not just talking about the weather finally turning! I’m of course talking about books! From weird girl shockers, translated crime thrillers, and queer heart-warmers, we’ve curated … Continue reading May The Fiction Be With You — May Highlights
We were already enchanted by Siân Hughes’ mesmerising writing after her Booker Prize-longlisted debut, Pearl. Her second novel, No Such Thing as Monday, is just as fierce and tender, with unexpected flashes of humour, as she deftly examines childhood trauma, social inequality and what happens when the … Continue reading No Such Thing as Monday — April Book of the Month
