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We are delighted to announce the shortlist for our Michael Murphy Poetry Prize. We'll announce the winner on #Nationalpoetryday. COngratulations to all the shortlisted authors!
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.@FaberBooks has acquired a new historical fantasy novel by Francis Spufford. The book will be published on 26th February 2026 with a sequel planned 👇 ebx.sh/UPnnMi
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'An ancient system is awakening in the stones of London…'
Introducing Nonesuch the most magical Francis Spufford novel yet.
💫Get ready for the historical fantasy of 2026. Coming in February 💫
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🍃 'Helm is as vital, fierce and free as the phenomenon it describes.' Financial Times
🍃 'Helm pushes both the boundaries of the novel and our relationship with nature.' Spectator
Award-winning author Sarah Hall's new novel Helm is out now!
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The one thing fiction can do is make people live an experience. I’d love to just be able to give somebody that experience of a natural phenomenon in some capacity and have them think about it, says Sarah Hall on her new novel, Helm 👇 thebookseller.com/author-int…
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This World Poetry Day, introducing Nature Matters: Vital Poems from the Global Majority, a new gathering of African, Asian and Caribbean diaspora voices on nature.
Edited by @arshi_mona and @KMcCarthyWoolf, Nature Matters is out in May 2025 and available to pre-order now.
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Introducing Helm, Sarah Hall's rich, wild and vital new novel. Published 28 August, it features a stunning cover design by Henry Petrides.
Pre-order it now @bookshop_org_UK using code HELM10.
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Last week saw Andrew O'Hagan's bestseller Caledonian Road arrive in paperback and to celebrate we played host to a fascinating conversation about character connections, real life and mapping the state of the nation. Enjoy the latest #WaterstonesPodcast:
waterstones.com/blog/the-wat…
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'For years I had no sound but his sweetness, his lye.
Thus I go slow. I song last. Least. The lower.
That which I had nor sound I may still song.'
Richard Scott's Second Collection, That Broke into Shining Crystals, is out today.
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The brilliant @MFeriaTinta talks to @misszing for @BritishVogue ahead of publication of her new book A Barrister for the Earth (24.4.25)
“Why Do We Assume That A River Can’t Suffer?” Meet Monica Feria-Tinta, The Lawyer For Planet Earth vogue.co.uk/article/monica-f…
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‘It can take you to some very unexpected places of personal reflection.’
@SaraEVeale on Start the Week discusses the experience of watching dance. Her book, Wild Grace explores the extraordinary women who were pioneers of modern dance. Out next week.
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'Don't let them tame you!' Isadora Duncan
The story of modern dance is a story of subversion. Meet the extraordinary women who drove the movement in Wild Grace by Sara Veale.
Out 30 January 2025: linktr.ee/wildgracebook
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This week’s poet in focus in our newsletter is Gboyega Odubanjo, shortlisted for his book Adam. Read now at us14.campaign-archive.com/?u… to find a featured poem, readers’ notes, & an exclusive review by critic John Field.
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!['[god] said give man sea and sky
and trees
and zones one to six on the oyster so man can see it
now man said rah swear down man said show me'
from 'Genesis' by Gboyega Odubanjo, from Adam (Faber & Faber), T. S. Eliot Prize
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ALT '[god] said give man sea and sky and trees and zones one to six on the oyster so man can see it now man said rah swear down man said show me' from 'Genesis' by Gboyega Odubanjo, from Adam (Faber & Faber), T. S. Eliot Prize Shortlist 2024
ALT Gboyega Odubanjo Adam SHORTLISTED T. S. ELIOT PRIZE 2024
The brilliant Gwen Adshead addresses 'Four Questions about Violence' for this year's BBC Reith Lectures. First episode available now:
bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0025cm…
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Introducing A Barrister for the Earth. Pioneering barrister @MFeriaTinta advocates not only for the people fighting for their homes and livelihoods, but also for those who have no voice: for rivers, forests and endangered species.
Out in April 2025: linktr.ee/earthbarrister
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'Addictively enjoyable.' Guardian
'A masterpiece.'⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
'Extraordinary.' Marina Hyde
'A gripping, clever story.' ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Introducing the paperback cover for Andrew O'Hagan's Sunday Times bestselling novel, Caledonian Road. Coming February 2025.
linktr.ee/caledonianroadpb
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We are delighted to announce the winner of the #GoldsmithsPrize2024!
Congratulations Rachel 🎉👏🎉
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'Every sentence in Parade seems to grapple with an idea. People die, perspective shifts, scenery changes, and yet there remains a clear, sharp line of thought that holds the reader.'
(Sara Baume)
Find out more 👉 gold.ac.uk/goldsmiths-prize/…
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Every day this week, listen as Andrew O’Hagan turns his clear eye on human relationships for @BBCRadio4.
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