It’s a Fitzcarraldo Spring: New Releases from Polly Barton and Dorothy Tse
This Spring's releases from Fitzcarraldo continue their focus on innovative, fascinating novels
This Spring's releases from Fitzcarraldo continue their focus on innovative, fascinating novels
To celebrate International Women's Day this weekend, here are six under-read books by women.
With this year's winner announced this week, I look at whether we even need Britain's biggest book prize
On a cold Autumn morning, I attended a writing workshop with author Lily Dunn, putting the advice in her book Into Being to good use
The celebrated author is back with a follow-up to 1991's monumental Wild Swans.
Emerald Fennell's upcoming Wuthering Heights adaptation will be a terrible, superficial adaptation with no reverence for its source material
Here are five gentle reads to guide you through the beginning of a new semester.
Ali Smith's latest novel and modern dystopia, Gliff, unlocks more than just a fear of surveillance and silencing
BookTok is doing the thinking for us, and ruining our curiosity in the process
In light of his novel Munichs being shortlisted for the William Hill Sports Book of the Year Award, I sat down with David Peace to discuss writing and his love for Manchester
In light of the recent publication of Intermezzo, let's take a look at every Sally Rooney novel and see how they each stack up against each other
David Peace came to HOME to discuss Munichs, his fictional dramatisation of the 1958 Munich plane crash that killed twenty-three people