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The Switch is Beth O’Leary’s eagerly awaited follow-up to her bestselling debut, The Flatshare. Feel-good and full of heart, fans of O’Leary
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Children’s Classics
A lot of love we have for literature and the passion to read is rooted in the books we read as a child.
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Short Story September
It is officially Short Story September, and with the 2020 BBC National Short Story Award around the corner, there’s no better time to
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Highlights in the Charts
The might of Atwood is on par with that of Penguin Random House. Following the paperback release of The Testaments, the lurid green of Aunt
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A Highlight of Top U.K. Translated Books Publishers
There are more than sixty publishing houses that publish books in translation in the UK. Some publish books of any kind from all over the
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Changing Seasons: New Releases
With autumn just around the corner, booklovers come together in their love of cosy evenings spent reading.
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Not To Be Overlooked
Not To Be Overlooked introduces a variety of a wonderful but lesser-known books to assist readers in finding their next great reads.
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New and Upcoming: The Best of the Indies
Indie publishers are a huge part of the literary landscape, but are so often overlooked. This issue, we’re sharing our top picks from the
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Dazzling Debuts & Incredible Indies: The Unsung Heroes of 2020
2020 has been a year to remember. We have seen some incredible debut novels, as well as indie publishers, flourishing amidst unpredictable
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Highlights in the Charts
The latest novel from Christy Lefteri is to top the bestseller charts, The Beekeeper of Aleppo is a thought-provoking story, which has
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Not To Be Overlooked
Not To Be Overlooked introduces a variety of wonderful but lesser-known books to assist readers in finding their next great reads.
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Moving Away from ‘Diversity’: AoC Writing Genre Fiction
All too often, books by Black and brown authors are classed under the ambiguous ‘diversity’ category, as if diversity were a genre in itself
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His Design Materials
Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials trilogy has seen lots of stunning cover designs over the last 25 years, but today we want to shine a
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Romance Recommendations: Classic Authors
When considering classic literature there are many genres that readers may favour, such as gothic fiction and historical novels.
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The Polari Prize: A Celebration of LGBTQ+ Literature
Born out of the Polari Salon organisation, the Polari Prize is the first and largest UK award for LGBTQ+ literature.
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Upcoming and New Releases from Indie Publisher Handheld Press
Non-Combatants and Others, over one hundred years in age, written by the British novelist and journalist Rose Macaulay, is set in London
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Coming of Age Novels in Translation
For this issue of The Publishing Post, the books in translation team decided to explore coming of age novels in translation.
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Overcoming Adversity: Writing the Resistance
When the future seems uncertain and life feels out of control, writers take to the page to comprehend the current moment and imagine a
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Highlights in the Charts
The Family Upstairs is a stellar addition to Lisa Jewell’s collection that has been recently picked for the Richard and Judy Book Club –
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Books That Bite Back: YA Franchises are Making a Comeback!
Over fifteen years ago, Stephanie Meyer’s Twilight Saga took the world by storm. More than a decade later, her much-anticipated Midnight Sun
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