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Female Rage, Tyranny and the Power of Friendship: Black Heat by Bex Hogan
Black Heat, the exciting new YA fantasy book by UK author Bex Hogan, released on 6 July 2023. We had a chance to speak with Hogan
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Conversation with Sarah Mullen, Owner of The Bookshop on the Green
The team talked to Sarah Mullen, owner of Bookshop on the Green in Bournville.
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Redefining Romance Tropes, Miscommunication, and Belonging in The Break-up Clause: An Interview
The Break-up Clause turns the fake dating trope on its head. In this workplace romance, Fia’s New York law firm have accepted their summer a
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Industry Insights with Lexi and Rory from Pride at HarperCollins
This week, Lexi and Rory from the Pride Network at HarperCollins shared with us what it has been like to set up and run the network.
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A Sapphic Love Story on Personal Identity and Female Friendship: Sunburn by Chloe Michelle Howarth
As a coming of age, sapphic love story, Sunburn is the hottest book of the summer.
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The House of Atreus: Clytemnestra’s Bind by Susan C Wilson: An Interview
This is Clytemnestra’s story. A captivating account of the horrors that tore her world apart, her struggle with this tumultuous fate, and ho
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Yellowface by R. F. Kuang: A Satirical Thriller that is Equal Parts Exhilarating and Uncomfortable
Yellowface marks the first steps beyond fantasy and into the realm of satire for R.F. Kuang.
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Female Rage, Obligation and Motherhood in Clytemnestra by Costanza Casati
Combining themes of love, rage, power and prophecies, Casati's debut explores ancient womanhood from a Spartan perspective.
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Industry Insights with Abby Shaw
This week, Abby Shaw shared her experience working as a Harry Potter Editorial Assistant at Bloomsbury Children’s Books…
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Egos, Liars and Bad Intentions in Between Us by Mhairi McFarlane
Witty, warm and compellingly sharp, Mhairi McFarlane’s Between Us explores the authenticity of friendships and relationships.
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By Way of Sorrow by Robyn Gigl is a Triumph for Trans Rights and Battling Transphobic Attitudes
Transgender representation is paramount in the publishing industry to uplift trans voices and champion trans rights.
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“We are all secondary characters in the lives of other people”: An Interview with Maithreyi Karnoor
A glimpse into the urban lives in contemporary India, Sylvia: Distant Avuncular Ends is a kaleidoscope of stories.
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Industry Insights with Émilie Hames
This week we spoke to Émilie Hames, the Sustainability Production Controller at Penguin Random House UK.
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Family, Female Voice and the Working Class in Lisa Pike’s Industrial Roots
This issue we interview Lisa Pike, whose novel, Industrial Roots, is an exceptional insight into the lives of working-class women in Canada.
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A Sense of Place Through Japanese Culture and Culinary Delights in How Kyoto Breaks Your Heart
This issue, we highlight How Kyoto Breaks Your Heart, an authentic and heartfelt collection about the all-encompassing nature of heartbreak.
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Industry Insights with Ivana Sanders
This week, we are delighted to have had the opportunity to interview Ivana Sanders, the Founder and Editor-in-Chief at Aesthetic Press.
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Spotlight on Bestselling Author Chloe Gong
At just twenty four years old, Chloe Gong has established herself as a trailblazing voice in fiction with her Own Voices stories.
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Industry Insights with Sinéad Molony
This week, the team had the pleasure of speaking to Sinéad Molony, Editorial Director at Hart Publishing…
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Marriage, Motherhood and Societal Duties: Ma is Scared by Anjali Kajal, Translated by Kavita Bhanot
Ma is Scared is the long-awaited debut collection in English from Dalit writer Anjali Kajal, and translated by Kavita Bhanot.
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The Power of Female Friendship, Liberation and Stardom in The Sunshine Girls by Molly Fader
This week we are highlighting Molly Fader and her latest novel, The Sunshine Girls.
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