Beyond excited to be working on this - save the date: 19-21 April 2024!

So glad to see Study for Obedience by Sarah Bernstein on the #BookerPrize2023 shortlist. Here’s my review for the FT Weekend ft.com/content/2976f9…

So excited to discuss the auraculous !

On Wednesday 15 November, Caspar Henderson is taking the stage at Daunt Books Hampstead to talk about A BOOK OF NOISES with the wonderful Emily Rhodes 📢 Info and tickets here dauntbooks.co.uk/shop/events/ca…

The wit and wonder of Alan Garner 👇 ✍️ Emily Rhodes spectator.co.uk/article/the-wi…

The perfect day! You can channel your inner Jane feeding the gas fire…

So excited for this. Such brilliant books to get back into!

So excited for this!

Tomorrow Catherine Chidgey and I will be fluttering around London bookshops before landing at L&R Bookshop for evening bookish chat (and drinks) with Emily Rhodes. Come and join us!

So excited about this!

I love this: bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan…

Really honoured to be invited to the bookbank at St Jude and St Paul’s church in Islington, and meet guests and volunteers. I’m looking forward to working with them to raise awareness (and money) to expand this excellent community service. Anyone in the books field, please @ me

Bookbanks is launching in June, aiming to help Britain's food banks to 'feed creativity, community and literacy, by serving up books'. bookbrunch.co.uk/page/article-d… (£)

Read John Julius Norwich on Robert Byron's remarkable account of his travels on #MountAthos including news from Llangwm Lit Fest Emily Rhodes Sort of Books Topping & Company Booksellers of Bath and Ryan Murdock's new podcast on #jonathanraban mailchi.mp/a19199ee0b6c/t…

Monocle on Saturday: zhang lijia and Georgina Godwin on the 35th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square crackdown, K-pop balloons in North Korea and more. Plus: Kate Mosse on the Women's Prize Live and Emily Rhodes on Bookbanks bringing books to foodbanks bit.ly/3KvVuGi

We are so pleased that Emily Rhodes Emily Rhodes, #writer, journalist and founder of bookbanksuk, has chosen The Past is Myself amongst three other wonderful #books for the autumn programme of her Walking Book Club. emilyswalkingbookclub.substack.com foxedquarterly.com/christabel-bie…

'It’s just… well, how can I explain that inside my head – and inside the head of so many other mothers and primary carers – is a terrible noise, made up of tiny things. When I’m fighting, this senseless, maddening noise turns into a single reverberating note.' ✍️ Emily Rhodes

This new charity has joined forces with Britain’s food banks, serving up books to browse, borrow or keep positive.news/society/nobody…

‘People think of a book as a solitary thing, but there’s another side to them that makes them amazing connectors and community builders’ – writer and founder of the Bookbanks charity, Emily Rhodes (Emily Rhodes) positive.news/society/nobody…

‘To reread the book was to revisit the thoughts I used to have. Rereading is a powerfully personal means of time travel, and reconnecting with a past self can provoke all sorts of feelings.’ Emily Rhodes explores the pleasures of rereading and just what it is that compels us