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May We Feed the King is shortlisted for the Booker Prize! Huge congratulations to Rebecca Perry (@poorsasquatch) on this incredible achievement. 👑🍐👑🍐👑🍐👑🍐👑🍐👑🍐👑🍐👑🍐 @thebookerprizes #bookerprize 22 Sep 2026 Congratulations to Ben Lerner! 🔴 ‘A forensic study of our insatiable appetite for new technology, [TRANSCRIPTION] explores the unreliable stories we tell ourselves about hunger, love and connection. It is about dying with dignity and growing up in a new world. It’s funny, brainy and timely. Lerner deserves to be a household name’ (Fiammetta Rocco, Chair of Judges) #orwellprize #transcription 26 Jun 2026 ‼️COVER REVEAL‼️ A tour through the corridors of our women’s prisons and a powerful argument for a radical new approach to justice, from Janey Starling: the extraordinary leader of a national campaign to end the imprisonment of pregnant women. In 2007, in the wake of the self-inflected deaths of six women, Baroness Jean Corston released a damning report on women’s prisons in the UK. It was a portrait of a system in disarray and called for ‘radical change.’ Twenty years on, however, very little has changed. Except our prisons are now overflowing — a result of successive governments introducing new offences and souped-up sentences to appear ‘tough on crime.’ But the reality is that these measures are ‘tough’ on those in our society who most need our care and support. In this humane work of investigative reporting, Starling introduces us to the women inside our prisons, exploring these institutions as both ethically and economically indefensible in today’s society. Janey is an award-winning activist and writer, the co-director of @levelup_uk and a founding member of @sistersuncut. PUNISHING WOMEN is her first book. (Author photo by Lydia Lange) 13 Nov 2026 What a journey for this special book and its brilliant author. Congrats, Rebecca — we are beyond proud to be your publisher!! And a big cheer for @m_john_harrison and the truly incredible team behind him at @serpentstail. Congratulations all on this much-deserved win! And, of course, hooray for @thebookerprizes !! We’ll see you next year 🍐 #bookerprize #maywefeedtheking 10 Nov 2026 🌀🌀 COVER REVEAL 🌀🌀 Coming in February: an electrifying new novel from Leslie Jamison, the virtuosic essayist who brought us THE EMPATHY EXAMS. THE DAUGHTERS is the haunting tale of three women across time, connected by the fate of the ancient queen Pasiphaëa and her legendary son, the Minotaur… Knossos, 1550 BC: Newly wed to the tyrannical King Minos, the witch queen Pasiphaë makes a dangerous bargain in pursuit of her own desires. In the aftermath, she must figure out how to love a son the world calls monstrous, and how deep into the darkness she is willing to travel. New York, 1944: Beth yearns for something more than her picture-perfect life in the suburbs. But when an old friend calls and an image from the ancient past takes hold of her, Beth’s cloistered world cracks open, forcing her to make an impossible choice. Crete, 1997: Reeling from grief after her father’s death, Jac finds unexpected solace with a mysterious community of women living in the hills of Crete. Under the thrall of the women’s charismatic leader, Jac feels compelled to stay. But the longer she remains, the darker the secrets she uncovers. Spanning centuries, THE DAUGHTERS follows three women bound together by fate, in a gripping story about desire, sacrifice, devotion and the price of freedom. 10 Nov 2026 Warning: no. 2 and 3 are not for the squeamish… 🐾🐾 Read Stephanie Howard-Smith’s (@doghistorian) new book, YAP!: A Short History of Small Dogs, for many more curios from the canine annals! #dog #doghistory #pets #poodle 09 Nov 2026 Today: take a walk on the wild side with Hiroko Oyamada — prize-winning author of The Hole, The Factory, and Weasels in the Attic. In her new collection of stories, the natural world pulsates with uncanny strangeness… These are tales about navigating ordinary terrain. Growing up, getting married, going on trips, having kids, grief, joy. But in Oyamada’s fiction, the mundane melts into weirdness — at first in slow-motion and then all at once, leaving us to wonder just what we’ve witnessed. There are unexplained rituals in the middle of the night, plants with strange properties, house spiders which are to be protected at all costs, and crabs where they shouldn’t be. Across GARDEN, the alien lives of the plants and animals all around us hum into the fore. They have been mysteries all along. But with quiet humour, Oyamada reveals humans to be the most incomprehensible species of all. 🦎🦎🦎🦎 ‘It takes a writer of great talent to mold the banality of the everyday into the stuff of art, and to build an entire world around a metaphor other writers might quickly deploy and cast aside, but Oyamada is in complete control’ JAPAN TIMES ‘Lurk[s] in the imagination like a haunting’ NYRB 🦎🦎🦎🦎 Available now! #translatedfiction #japanesefiction #surreal 05 Nov 2026 DAMS. Irene Solà’s lyrical debut novel, now translated from the Catalan for the first time by the brilliant Mara Faye Lethem. A must-read for fans of WHEN I SING, MOUNTAINS DANCE & I GAVE YOU EYES AND YOU LOOKED TOWARD DARKNESS. Out today! After three years spent abroad, Ada returns to the rural village of her childhood in Catalonia. Over the languid summer, she begins to reconnect with family, friends and the lover she left behind. To reclaim some small part of the world she has drifted away from, she begins to recount the stories of the people around her — and to invent her own. Alternating between Ada’s stories and the story of Ada, Irene Solà’s debut novel is a brilliant and heady ode to life in community, impossible and enduring love, and the wellspring of the imagination that fills everything it touches with magic. 05 Nov 2026 Out today: THE LAST BEST PLACE ON THE INTERNET! 🐇🕳️🐇🕳️ Consulted by millions of people every day, it is the largest repository of human knowledge ever created, running to billions of words in hundreds of languages — all created by volunteers and available for free. But we hardly ever pause to marvel at it, or wonder about where it actually came from. In this entertaining and eye-opening book, Richard Cooke reveals the personality clashes, philosophical disputes, private obsessions, pioneering innovations, and unexpected ideas behind Wikipedia’s fabled creation, extraordinary growth, and unparalleled success. He examines its profound effects on politics, business, culture, and society at large, and delves into the site’s shifting reputation in establishing fact, the often hilariously fierce debates between ‘Inclusionists’ and ‘Deletionists’ about even the most obscure information, and the great peril Wikipedia faces today from bots and artificial intelligence. Based on meticulous research, unrivalled access and hundreds of hours of interviews, this is a fascinating exploration of how Wikipedia was built, why it thrived, what it represents, and what we stand to lose as the ideals behind its creation come under threat. #wikipedia #history #newbook #tech #internet (Photo by Daniel Boud) 05 Nov 2026 Cheers! We’re celebrating publication day for this brilliant new book. An essential companion (and perfect gift) for anyone curious about how winemaking has evolved, and where it’s going next — from a plant biologist with a PhD in wine quality from Oxford. 🍇🍷🍇🍷 Andrew Wood’s research has led to a series of pioneering discoveries about the workings of terroir. Those findings are just one part of a wider revolution in our understanding of the biological processes that make one bottle sing while another falls flat. NOBLE NINE charts these new insights with witty, convivial flair. Each of the book’s chapters are devoted to one of the nine ‘Noble’ grapes. With the stories of these grapes as a frame, Wood delves into a range of themes (more in the attached press release) and takes us around the world. What emerges is an accessible account of the way winemaking has evolved through history and where it’s going next, plus a cutting-edge explanation of why the wines we love taste so good. Available now wherever good books are sold! #wine #sciencebook #winebook 05 Nov 2026 Out today from Granta Poetry: the debut collection from Paula Fourie, INKED IN BONE — a searching attempt to understand the nature of her long relationship with playwright Athol Fugard. Written in English, Fourie’s distinctive Afrikaans voice grounds the poems in the physical and intellectual world the couple lived in. This is poetry of the earth and the body, as well as the mind. Also out today, as the latest @granta_magazine edition: a new collection of short stories from Diane Williams about the mysteries of life and the human heart. One of the most original writers at work today, Williams has an extraordinary ear for the rhythms of speech and a cutting instinct for the crucial detail. To read the ‘godmother of flash fiction’ is to be reminded of the potential for everyday things to yield up revelations. ‘I’m convinced that Williams — as writer and as an editor — has access to some hidden, ancient source of energy and inspiration’ (Kathryn Scanlan) Both available now wherever good books are sold! 05 Nov 2026 Out in paperback this week: the final volume of Yoko Tawada’s playfully dystopian trilogy, ARCHIPELAGO OF THE SUN! ☁️⛵️☁️⛵️☁️ ‘Every Yoko Tawada novel pulls the ground out from under us, but gives us new senses in return’ MADELEINE THIEN ‘Both delightfully dreamlike and cuttingly sharp’ ECONOMIST ‘Nothing short of triumphant… On a planet made up of fraught borders and weighed down with intertwined migrant and climate crises, Tawada’s willingness to probe has never been more needed’ FT 04 Nov 2026

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