The Good Time, Nell Stevens’ first collection of short stories, is published today by Scribner!

We urge you to support Ukrainian publishing, in the aftermath of a Russian attack which destroyed approximately 8 million books

‘How to Protect Your Brain From Extremism’ selected as top pick by TED’s Global Editor

The Main Character: How Five Great Women Turned Their Lives into Literature is a “witting and insightful” consideration of women’s life-writing

After being shortlisted for the award eight times over the years, Elly won last night with The Frozen People

Don’t miss these five brilliant short essays on our relationship to quagmires of all sorts which have aired throughout this week

Aqua has been recognised by a prize awarded annually for an outstanding work of world literature

The book will be a 2028 superlead title

The award celebrates works of literature that draw on France as a timeless source of inspiration

Charlie Porter’s debut novel wins in the Gay Fiction category

RCL authors are amongst 90 outstanding researchers from across the world

Vote for the first novel in Elly Griffiths’ time-travelling detective series!

Hamish Hamilton publish the paperback edition today

Julia Bell’s Between the Lines: Life Lessons from the Creative Writing Workshop is published by Simon & Schuster

Congratulations to Elly Griffiths who has been longlisted for the Theakstons Old Peculiar crime writing prize

Aqua: A Story of Water and Lost Dreams was published by Unnamed Press in the US this week

Such Stuff has been pre-empted by Sceptre, Spiegel & Grau, Knopf Canada and Alfaguara in Spain

The Silver Book is one of 6 books up for the prize which rewards a work in which ‘story-telling fiction and non-fiction writing combine in an original and exciting way’

Alice Albinia’s beautiful first children’s book, with illustrator Helen Cann, is Stanford’s Children’s Book of the Month

The paperback publication of the book written by Dom Phillips and finished by others after he was killed will be marked by special events in Oxford and London