A Philosophy by Julian Baggini, illustrated by Mariya Suzuki, featuring a foreword and afterword by James Hoffmann.

HarperNonFiction publishing director Huw Armstrong acquired world all-language rights from Antony Topping at Greene & Heaton.

Canongate publisher-at-large Francis Bickmore acquired UK and Commonwealth rights (excluding Canada) to Frank Miller’s Push ...

This week, the final instalment in the story of Lyra Silvertongue was a triumph with many critics, while Virginia Roberts ...

Faber will publish John Lanchester’s new novel, Look What You Made Me Do, his first since the Booker-longlisted The Wall ...

Polygon is launching a new series in 2026, Dark Futures, as a follow-up to its Darkland Tales series, which featured authors ...

Sceptre has won a three-way auction for Stacey Yu’s debut novel, Kitten, about a young woman’s awakening when she falls in ...

Independent children’s bookshop Round Table Books is hoping to crowdfund £50,000 to support their move to a bigger shop two ...

Piatkus Fiction has acquired The Sharma Sisters by Rachael Fernandes, a British-Indian reimagining of Little Women, scheduled ...

Scribner, Simon & Schuster UK, has acquired Starlet, a "sweeping" debut imagining the life of Merle Oberon, Hollywood’s first ...

Estate has acquired Ultra, the “bold” debut novel from Danielle Pender, author of the short story collection Watching Women ...

The Forward Prize for Best Collection has been jointly awarded for the first time in the prize’s history, with Vidyan ...