This month’s highlights make collectively fine work of reminding us that the story of migration to our shores is one of centuries of contribution to the richness of our heritage. There’s Meera Sodha’...
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While September is the more common domain for publishers’ big literary hitters, this August features a number of household names with new titles.
Commercial fiction flocks onto the shelves in time for summer reading promotions, backed up by a flurry of political and economics non-fiction titles.
Books giving voice to seldom heard voices is a pertinent theme in this month’s preview, from Jemima Small Versus the Universe , Tamsin Winter’s teen body-confidence novel, to Becoming Dinah by Kit de...
A major, out-of-this-world event celebrates its 50th anniversary in July, but it is pensive takes on our planet that lead the way.
At the time of writing, the UK seems on the brink of crashing out of the EU, quite possibly without a deal. Dispiriting to say the very least, but there is a pleasingly European flavour to this month...
