The Atlas Six by Olivie Blake
Sigh. Dark Academia. Set in the hidden archives of the Alexandrian Library. Guarded by people and creatures with magic...
The Sentence by Louise Erdrich
This book shouldn’t work but is it any surprise coming from Pulitzer Prize winning author Louise Erdrich?
A Complicated Kindness by Miriam Towes
In this month’s newsletter, we’ll be highlighting some of our fave summer books — both those that we can’t wait to get our teeth into and...
Time Is A Mother & Misfits: A Personal Manifesto
Before the weekends festivities commence, let me recommend two absolutely shattering, truly beautiful books that are slender in length but mighty in power...
Carrie Soto Is Back by Taylor Jenkins Reid
When you’re on holiday with the latest novel by the inimitable @tjenkinsreid , it’s tough to complain!
You Made A Fool Of Death With Your Beauty by Akwaeke Emezi
Sound that alarm! The book of the Summer is here & it’s PERFECTION...
Sarum by Edward Rutherfurd
I struggled to choose my favourite book. I’ve read at least 1 a week since I was 13 & I’m 34 this year...
Elizabeth York, The Last White Rose by Alison Weir
In the world of Tudor fiction and non-fiction, Alison Weir is a literary titan. Historian and author of 33 books which have sold many millions of copies...
The Children Of Men by P.D. James
I like to read one serious dystopian novel when I’m on holiday. I appreciate that these aren’t necessarily the kind of books people would opt for whilst switching off...
My Year Of Rest And Relaxation by Ottessa Moshfegh
Full Disclosure: This is more a favourite of the world (it seems) than one of mine. I bought this book having seen its distinctive cover all over social media...
Love Marriage by Monica Ali
Like many *many* others, I adored Monica Ali’s Brick Lane when it was published way back when and I couldn’t wait to get my hands on her new novel...
Another Day In The Death Of America by Gary Younge
BOOKS THAT SHAKE YOU. About six years ago, I walked into a bookshop in East London. I didn’t know what I wanted to read but, I told the bookseller, I wanted the kind of...