#Divided by Dr Annabel is essential reading and this is an unmissable event. Come along to join in this important conversation around race and healthcare 📣

Great piece here. The detail about the Kursaal bites hard. theguardian.com/commentisfree/… Should also mention Tim Burrows has a new book coming out on Essex and it is tremendous.

Jerome is overweight and we don't him to be a bad example to the babies

New episode out now! Do high food prices make us angry, just as they did in the past? If not, then why?

Join the urgent discussion around race and healthcare in this event with #Divided author Dr Annabel in conversation with Afua Hagan (née Adom) next Saturday in Brixton. Buy your tickets through @BooksRound here: bit.ly/RTBDividedEvent

I'm excited to share this edited extract from my forthcoming book, The Invention of Essex theguardian.com/environment/20…

Just interviewed Henry Dimbleby for The Full English Podcast - we covered everything from why exercise isn’t the solution to weight loss to his support for Brexit. Probably one of the most wide ranging and interesting interviews I’ve done yet. Out this week.

In today’s Guardian Travel … I had the huge joy of writing about some of my favourite food moments in France 🥰 (and it’s a taster of what you’ll find in my book) theguardian.com/travel/2024/ma…

🥖🥐🇫🇷 GIVEAWAY 🇫🇷🥐🥖 We’re giving three lucky people the chance to win a proof of Carolyn Boyd’s charming guide to French cuisine #AmuseBouche, publishing in June 🍽️ To enter, simply like, RT and follow Profile Books and Carolyn Boyd by Mon 8th April at midnight. UK only.

"His story was emblematic of everything that I felt was bad about the art market" Orlando Whitfield for Guardian Books on the corruption of the art market, the return of Inigo Philbrick, & the writing of ALL THAT GLITTERS, out 2nd May with Profile Books: theguardian.com/artanddesign/2…

🗳️ DEMOCRACY. Eleven writers and leaders on what it is and why it matters 🗳️ In collaboration with Financial Times and feat. pieces from Margaret E Atwood, mary beard and Elif Shafak, 11 extraordinary women explore democracy's power to uplift our societies. JUNE 24 👉tinyurl.com/DemocracyTheBo…

Very excited to join Laleh Khalili 🇵🇸 for a post-election debrief at Union Chapel with Verso Books, The Dig and MACRODOSE. Join us on 26th July - book here: unionchapel.org.uk/venue/whats-on…

Can’t wait to dive into @SarCaputo’s fascinating Tracks on the Ocean - a new history of the transition from exploration and journeys to maps and surveillance - which is out with Profile Books in August. And look at that shiny cover! Thank you for the preview Jon Petre 😊

On board Mont St Michel today, Carolyn Boyd is signing copies of her delicious new book 'Amuse Bouche' published by @profilebooks. To celebrate, we're giving away 3 copies. Simply, tell us your favourite French food for a chance to win! 🇫🇷🍷🧀 Closes: 6/8/24, UK entries only

Some important news: if you are in Scotland and trans and not being seen by or on the waiting list for a gender identity clinic, whether you think you need or want it or not, self-refer to your nearest one literally today, do not wait. Trust me on this

‘Among the British holdings, the Chagos Archipelago stands out for the curious fact of its having been retained as a colonial outpost so that parts of it could be gifted to the US military.’ Laleh Khalili 🇵🇸 on the Chagos Islands (2023) lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v45/…

The brilliant Laleh Khalili 🇵🇸, whose EXTRACTIVE CAPITALISM we Profile Books publish in May 25.

We submitted this letter to The Observer regarding their decision to publish Howard Jacobsen’s piece last Sunday. The Observer today published other letters taking issue with the piece, but not ours, which has a different emphasis. So, for anyone interested, we are leaving it here:

It's a delight to be publishing Collared. Chris Pearson is a brilliant and insightful writer on dogs, humans and society - get your copy now!