Articles

By Myfanwy Cook

Andrew Miller’s skill as a novelist is unquestionable, and he has won a raft of prizes including the Costa Book of the ...Read Article

By Mary Sharratt

Rupert Thomson speaks to Mary Sharratt about his novel, Never Anyone But You. While Frida Kahlo is arguably the world’s most famous ...Read Article

By Charlotte Wightwick

Pat Barker discusses her new novel, The Silence of the Girls. The Iliad is famously a story about the anger of men. The ...Read Article

By C.C. Humphreys

“Once having tasted flight you will walk this earth with your eyes turned skyward. For there you have been and there you long ...Read Article

By Bethany Latham

“So much has been done, exclaimed the soul of Frankenstein — more, far more, will I achieve; treading in the steps already marked, I ...Read Article

By Bethany Latham

My Cousin Rachel: The Beauty of Ambiguity In my personal canon of Gothic literature, Daphne du Maurier is one of the greater saints. ...Read Article

By Myfanwy Cook

Captivating readers with their creative blend of historical fact and fiction are debut novelists Laura Carlin, Lauren Chater, Kali Napier and Lucy Treloar. ...Read Article

By compiled by Sarah Johnson

Congrats to the following authors on their new releases! If you’ve written a historical novel or nonfiction work published (or to be ...Read Article

Huge thanks to Catherine for offering to choose the winner from our 2018 shortlisted novels, and also for taking the time to answer my ...Read Article

By EDWARD JAMES

As a small boy I watched the RAF and the Luftwaffe fight it out in the skies above England. I was awed by ...Read Article