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We're so delighted that the brilliant and bonkers Boy with a Black Rooster has been reviewed for The Irish Times, thank you Declan!

Thrilled to announce that The Museum of Lost and Fragile Things author Suzanne Joinson will be speaking at this year’s Cheltenham Literature Festival! Sun 6 October, from 6pm Tickets go on sale 5 September! cheltenhamfestivals.org/whats-on Cheltenham Festivals Turnaround UK Karen Duffy

'Grieving, searching for consolation, belonging in one corner of a particular landscape and feeling that it is full of everyone you miss.' Literary Hub asks: 5 Authors, 7 Questions, No Wrong Answers, including PEARL author Siân Hughes lithub.com/lit-hub-asks-5…

'Muñoz is a dedicated chronicler of Central Valley stories. He develops dazzling fellow feeling—humanity pulsing through the thoughtful articulation of ordinary lives—for his characters.' Alta Journal on The Consequences author Manuel Muñoz 💛 altaonline.com/california-boo…

Now online, my reviews of: Boy With A Black Rooster by Stefanie vor Schulte, tr. Alexandra Roesch The Indigo Press Goodnight Tokyo by Atsuhiro Yoshida, tr. Haydn Trowell Europa Editions UK Untold Lessons by Maddalena Vaglio Tanet, tr. Jill Foulston Pushkin Press and . . .

'Norwood's compact account of maternal bereavement is so concentrated that it seems made out of a material more dense than usual prose and creates a timescape of its own' Dr Gwyneth Lewis on The Song of the Whole Wide World by Tamarin Norwood Taylor & Francis Research Insights tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

What a review! ✨Heartfelt thanks Life Writing and Dr Gwyneth Lewis, I’m very moved reading this.

South East London Bookfest is kicking off in 2024 and we're delighted that author Elizabeth Chakrabarty will be there to talk about her novel Lessons in Love and Other Crimes! Sat 30 Nov from 2:00pm, hope to see you there 😍 tickettailor.com/events/thesout… THE SE LONDON BOOKFEST Elizabeth Chakrabarty

In her memoir, The Museum of Lost and Fragile Things, acclaimed novelist Suzanne Joinson revisits a troubled childhood ‘Surprising and persuasive’ — The Telegraph telegraph.co.uk/books/non-fict… Telegraph Books Turnaround UK

Did you catch Suzanne Joinson talking about The Museum of Lost and Fragile Things on BBC Radio Sussex last week? Listen here from 2.21.07! bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0j…

Such a brilliant podcast episode from Spiracle! The Simple Art of Killing a Woman translator Sophie Lewis (Sophie Lewis) on the translation industry, the treatment of translators within publishing and how their roles are evolving and changing. open.spotify.com/episode/19Ei9A…

'Boy with a Black Rooster ventures to some terrifying places, but in true fairy-tale fashion, it also reassures and inspires' in Foreword Reviews forewordreviews.com/reviews/boy-wi…

We are thrilled that The West Kirby Bookshop will be welcoming Suzanne Joinson to celebrate the publication of her extraordinary memoir THE MUSEUM OF LOST AND FRAGILE THINGS! Tuesday October 1st 2024 | 7 - 8:30pm eventbrite.co.uk/e/an-evening-w…

Henley Literary Festival's infamous CRIME AND WINE night is back with a bang this month, with authors Elizabeth Chakrabarty, Elly Griffiths and Nicci French in conversation with Amanda Jennings ☠️ Hope to see you there! henleyliteraryfestival.co.uk/events/crime-a… Henley Literary Festival

How can writing help us to process grief? Join us at the Good Grief Festival on Thu 10th Oct 2024, with The Song of the Whole Wide World author Tamarin Norwood! goodgrieffest.com/events/pregnan… Good Grief Festival Tamarin Norwood

"One minute we were relaxing in a cafe, the next we were hiding in the bathroom, convinced we were going to be shot." Women and Children First author Alina Grabowski in the The Guardian today! theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/a… Turnaround UK Karen Duffy

What was it like to grow up in a cult in the 1980s? In her memoir, The Museum of Lost and Fragile Things, acclaimed novelist Suzanne Joinson revisits a legacy of turmoil and poverty. Published today and available from all good book shops! theindigopress.com/product/the-mu…

On sale today! Tickets for Cheltenham Literature Festival 2024, which has such an incredible line up and includes Indigo author Suzanne Joinson! Hope to see you there 🤞 cheltenhamfestivals.org/events/remembe… CheltLitFest Turnaround UK Karen Duffy

Happy publication day to The Museum of Lost and Fragile Things! 🎉🎉 From award-winning writer Suzanne Joinson, this is a moving, delicately-woven account of coming to terms with a complicated past.