Book of the Month: How to be an Alien in England
February’s Book of the Month is a witty, dry and discerning book of observations about Englishness from September Publishing… Continue reading Book of the Month: How to be an Alien in England
February’s Book of the Month is a witty, dry and discerning book of observations about Englishness from September Publishing… Continue reading Book of the Month: How to be an Alien in England
It’s the first Book of the Month of a new year! And what better way to celebrate than with the fascinating story of a doomed marriage, told from both sides. Continue reading Book of the Month: The Happy Marriage
December’s Book of the Month is an atmospheric, dark and completely addictive work of fiction from Dutch author Jaap Robben… Continue reading Book of the Month: You Have Me to Love
A new addition to the growing canon of gaming literature, Gamelife is a memoir of childhood told through seven different video games. For everyone who was glued to a computer growing up, it will prove impossible to resist… Continue reading Book of the Month: Gamelife
What do you get when you mix a cult writer with an iconic publisher? A Turnaround book of the month! Introducing Petronille, out this October from Europa Editions. Continue reading Book of the Month: Pétronille
They plundered, fought, and terrorised their rivals; this is the fascinating story of London’s most notorious (and glamorous) girl gang. Continue reading Book of the Month: Alice Diamond and the Forty Elephants
Obama brought Ta-Nehisi Coates’ letter to his teen self on holidays with him this August, and we think it’s pretty great too! Continue reading Book of the Month: Between the World and Me
“I could have painted that,” says John. “But you didn’t,” says Mummy. Continue reading Book of the Month: We Go to the Gallery
In which we gush about just one of our THREE Books of the Month for September, The Story of the Lost Child. Continue reading Book of the Month: The Story of the Lost Child