Nussaibah Younis' bold and hilarious debut novel Fundamentally follows academic Nadia’s attempts to set up a programme to ...

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The Freelancer of the Year award will make its début at FutureBook 2024. Thirty nine projects and individuals have been ...

Lucy Steeds' debut novel The Artist is a tense psychodrama of female subversion and liberation exploring the legacy of war.

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World of Books c.e.o. Dan Mucha on the quest for a complete selection, a ‘warmer’ relationship with publishers and expansion.

Gallery UK, an imprint of Simon & Schuster UK, has acquired The House of My Mother by Shari Franke. Senior commissioning ...

HQ, an imprint of HarperCollins, has acquired a psychological thriller from Jo Piazza. Publisher Manpreet Grewal acquired UK ...

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Technology pioneers will always want to crash our party and though some will bring with them a change of beat or a new dance, ...

An unconventional parenting tome, a celebration of cinema’s “leather-daddy bounty hunters” and a guide to murdering a ...

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