There’s a misconception that when the London Book Fair is on not much happens in the office but, actually, Sylvie the office dog takes full advantage of the quiet: there’s high level strategy meetings…
Some days (most days, these days) might be repetitive, even a little glum. But NOT TODAY. Today is a PUBLICATION DAY! Featuring Matt Haig, Alasdair Gray and Mohamedou Ould Slahi…
“Probably the greatest novel of the century” Observer.
Here it is: finished copies of our anniversary edition of Lanark are in. It’s now less than three weeks until 25th February, the 40th anniversary of this remarkable book – and the first ever Gray Day, a celebration of Alasdair Gray’s life and work…
19th century Edinburgh is where Ambrose Parry’s dark and dangerous historical thrillers unfold. If you haven’t yet discovered these gripping andvivid books, both shortlisted for the McIlvanney Prize for Scottish Crime Book of the Year, you’re in for such a treat!
PUBLICATION DAY for these two books (very different but both exqusite and lyrical).Mrs Death Misses Death is Salena Godden’s moving, reflective debut novel. Thin Places by Kerri ní Dochartaigh is a memoir of growing up at the height of the Troubles: it’s also about how nature can heal us and keep us sane, and much more.
Looking for the perfect novel to get lost in over your festive break? Or just the perfect gift? From epic, historical literary fiction, to gripping mysteries and heartwarming adventures, look no further…
When Amy Liptrot’s The Outrun came out it won NOT ONLY the Wainwright Prize for nature writing AND the PEN Ackerley Prize for autobiography, it also won the greatest prize of all… Our hearts.
While awards aren’t everything, they do a lot of good by highlighting great writing and authors. We’ve made a list of some award-winning books (like The Outrun), over on bookshop.org – so whether you’re looking for a Christmas present, your next book club pick, or just something that will look appealing perched atop your TBR pile, why not go and have a look?
