Supermarket chain Marks & Spencer is launching its first children's book with HarperCollins about sustainability, the origins of food and how to contribute to a greener world.
Mendez and Stuart shortlisted for Polari First Book Prize
Books exploring intersectionality have dominated both 2021 Polari Prize shortlists, with Booker winner Douglas Stuart and Paul Mendez both nominated and half the titles coming from independent publishers.
HarperCollins provides free library e-book access for Summer Reading Challenge
HarperCollins is partnering with The Reading Agency to provide libraries with free access to 35 e-books for children as part of its Summer Reading Challenge.
‘Extraordinary’ crime writer Mo Hayder dies of motor neurone disease
The industry has paid tribute to "brilliant storyteller" and crime author Clare Dunkel, also known as Mo Hayder, who has died from motor neurone disease.
What Is Fictional Finalism: A Simple Explanation
Several theories underline the study of human psychology. They also form the basis for identifying human behavior, personality types, and mental disorders. Some psychology theories include behaviorist, humanistic, biological, cognitive, personality, and psychoanalytic theories. Fictional finalism makes up a part of the personality theory. It tends to point out what makes up a person’s personality. In this article, we will focus on fictional finalism and other related information you need to know. So keep reading from start to finish. What Is Fictional Finalism? Fictional finalism is an unconscious goal or ideal. It’s a future goal that a person aspires to...
Hamish Hamilton’s Chukwu finalist for the Black British Business Awards
Hannah Chukwu, assistant editor at PRH imprint Hamish Hamilton, has been announced as a finalist for the 2021 Black British Business Awards in the Arts and Media Rising Star category.
Audible launches Plus membership with unlimited access to over 7,500 titles
Audible is giving its members unlimited access to more than 7,500 titles spanning fiction, non-fiction, documentaries, comedy, theatre, journalism and children’s content, as part of its new Plus Catalogue which launches today (28th July).
The Ultimate Guide to Best Books for Teens by Age
If you’re looking for the best books for teens, you’re in luck. We’re in the midst of a strong age for YA, building upon the legacies of early YA books, but now, more than any time before, the best books for teens are showcasing diverse and inclusive voices and experiences. Chances are you can pick up an outstanding book simply by perusing your local library or bookstore. While that’s certainly a boon, it’s also what makes it challenging to narrow down where to begin — or where to continue — your journey into YA books. There’s just so much to...
Faulks, Powers and Towles at Hutchinson Heinemann showcase
Sebastian Faulks has spoken of how male authors writing female characters is increasingly viewed with scepticism, while Richard Powers revealed the impact of the pandemic on his book, in a Hutchinson Heinemann showcase.
Tomaszewska steps up as Virago editorial director
Virago’s Rose Tomaszewska has been promoted to editorial director, two years after joining the company.
