For more than three decades, Don Winslow has written bestselling novels about everything from the War on Drugs (with his sweeping Border trilogy) to police corruption (“The Force”) to mafia...
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For many parents, reading with your child is an essential part of the nighttime ritual to relax them and get them ready for sleep. For others, reading together is a...
Read moreThere is always the temptation to tell it like it wasn’t when a subject is painful. Words can tinker therapeutically, be balm, re-dress – and redress. What impresses most about...
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THIS year’s best science books are marked by striking new perspectives on the world and on ourselves. From artificial intelligence and space exploration to our relationships with non-humans, there’s plenty...
Read moreJoseph O’Neill broke out with his third novel, Netherland, which made the Booker longlist in 2008 and was ecstatically reviewed in the New Yorker by James Wood, whose praise made...
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Sir Quentin Blake has been announced as the illustrator for the Barnes Children’s Literature Festival, which is celebrating its 10-year anniversary. The illustrator, author and Children’s Laureate has provided...
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Cheerio has nabbed world rights to a "comedic and tragic" debut collection by poet Ali Lewis. Poetry editor Martha Sprackland acquired world rights to Absence directly from Lewis, and the...
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The beginning of life, the stars in the sky, the fungi around us, and some of the hottest topics in biology and science are on display in the best books...
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REVIEWThis is a poetry collection from a dab hand, a writer who knows his way around a word. The 36 poems deal with nothing short of life itself, seen from...
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Headline’s Welbeck Non-Fiction and Mountain Leopard Press have signed ex-prisoner Linda Calvey for a memoir and further novels. On the non-fiction side, editorial director Oliver Holden-Rea acquired world all-language rights...
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