PalFest may not be the best-known literary festival, but it serves to underline literature’s ability to transcend violence and hatred, says Lee Brackstone.... Read more
Can trade publishers develop consumer brands, and effectively market and sell their content direct? More importantly, can they do this without undermining what is for... Read more
Faber has bagged Boy Friends by Michael Pedersen, the debut work of non-fiction by the poet exploring his grief following the death of friend Scott Hutchison, member of... Read more
Faber is to publish Funny You Should Ask...Again, a book based on the BBC game show "QI", featuring a foreword by broadcast journalist and presenter... Read more
Wole Soyinka and Sally Rooney will headline the Southbank Centre’s autumn season, while the organisation has also announced its London Literature Festival, which this year takes its... Read more
Faber has triumphed in a five-way auction to republish They: A Sequence of Unease, a "forgotten masterpiece" by Kay Dick, after Curtis Brown agent Becky Brown discovered the... Read more
