Marginalisation, Prejudice and Idealised England in Julia Rampen’s The Bay
Author interview with Julia Rampen, author of The Bay.
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Debauchery, dystopia and dark academia in Stephanie Feldman's Saturnalia
Perfect for the spooky season, Stephanie Feldman’s Saturnalia delves into a world of secret societies, alchemy and monsters.
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Confrontation, Self-Discovery and Black Britain In Sugar and Slate by Charlotte Williams
Over two decades later, Charlotte Williams' thought-provoking and beautiful memoir Sugar and Slate comes back to the fore to retell an ever-
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Secrets, Mystery, and a Tale of Friendship – An Interview with Susan Lewis
Susan Lewis is a force to be reckoned with: the author of fifty books which have sold more than three million copies in the UK alone.
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Time, Justice and Bestseller Status in All Her Secrets by Jane Shemilt
Not often is such a catastrophic tale set against the backdrop of an otherwise picturesque Greek island.
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Spotlight on: Sweet Cherry Publishing
By Mollie Gregory-Clark, Priyanka Joshi, Isobel Jones and William Swift Sweet Cherry Publishing is an award-winning indie press which...
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Spotlight On: Dead Ink Books
By Alice Fusai and Frankie Harnett Darkly comedic, Dead Ink Books derives its name from its early roots as a digital-only publisher....
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Magical Realism, Philosophical Pursuits and Ableist Assumptions In Happiness Falls by Angie Kim
What happens when the only person who knows the truth about a mystery is unable to say it?
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Go Where Your Curiosity Lies: An Interview with Joyce Chua
We are thrilled to interview author and editor Joyce Chua for a second time about her Children of the Desert trilogy.
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Behind the Screen of Being a Social Media Influencer: Bad Influence by Oenone Forbat
Living in a digital age where we all broadcast ourselves through social media, Oenone Forbat has built her career by cultivating an #Instagr
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Industry Insights with Jenna Houston, Marketing Executive at Boldwood Books
This week Jenna Houston from Boldwood Books shared with us her experience of working in marketing…
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Migration, Friendship and Female Spaces in Gemma Ruiz Palà’s Wenling’s
After migrating from China to Spain in search of a better life, Wenling opens a nail salon that soon becomes a crossroad for countless women
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Beauty Standards, Female Rage and Friendship in You Could Be So Pretty by Holly Bourne
We had the chance to speak with Holly Bourne about her upcoming novel, You Could Be So Pretty, the beauty myth and what to look out for from
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Grief, Adolescence and Expectations in Talking at Night by Claire Daverley
Claire Daverley is a new voice in the literary scene, having built a career in publishing, but Talking at Night captures its own space in th
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Industry Insights with Megan Carrol from Watson, Little
This issue, Megan Carrol from Watson, Little shared with us her journey as a literary agent.
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Affection, Vulnerability and Unconditional Love in Bellies by Nicola Dinan
It is difficult to find a novel quite as moving as Bellies.
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Female Rage, Tyranny and the Power of Friendship: Black Heat by Bex Hogan
Black Heat, the exciting new YA fantasy book by UK author Bex Hogan, released on 6 July 2023. We had a chance to speak with Hogan
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Conversation with Sarah Mullen, Owner of The Bookshop on the Green
The team talked to Sarah Mullen, owner of Bookshop on the Green in Bournville.
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Redefining Romance Tropes, Miscommunication, and Belonging in The Break-up Clause: An Interview
The Break-up Clause turns the fake dating trope on its head. In this workplace romance, Fia’s New York law firm have accepted their summer a
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A Sapphic Love Story on Personal Identity and Female Friendship: Sunburn by Chloe Michelle Howarth
As a coming of age, sapphic love story, Sunburn is the hottest book of the summer.
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