The British Book Awards’ Freedom to Publish joint winner Sarah Wynn-Williams on Virginia Roberts Giuffre’s extraordinary courage and the power of the book.
April sees new novels from indie publishers in less-widely translated languages, a couple of satires tackling the vast anti-ageing industry and the latest from a modern-day Muriel Spark.
From epic histories to a remarkable memoir of educational achievement against the odds and the return of the inimitable Jon Ronson, late summer bristles with notable non-fiction releases.
The Bologna Children’s Book Fair set the scene for a gathering of global talent that celebrated the creativity of established and debut children’s authors.
This month will see the 20th annual Independent Bookshop Week, giving rise to a number of bookshop-themed paperbacks, plus a range of LGBTQ+ titles to mark Pride month.