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Unfortunately, a tabloid newspaper has got hold of a music video I recorded in Islington North with an iconic grime artist I've admired for years. They are planning to publish a heavily edited clip, so I'm releasing the full version myself. Watch here: tinyurl.com/yeymfb96

Such a great read!! 😃👇🏾

I couldn't be more excited about this truly unique collaboration for the The British Academy Book Prize with Panos Pictures, an idea that we've been able to realise with support from Hawthornden Foundation.

It's the summer of 1919 and Constance Haverhill is without prospects... but a fate encounter might just change her life Fall in love with Constance and her merry band of motorcycle-riding ladies in The Hazelbourne Ladies Motorcycle and Flying Club by Helen Simonson, out July 18!

Fabulous evening with author Rosie Andrews for Independent Bookshop Week at the bookshop

Life tip: When you sign up for anything online, put the website’s name as your middle name. That way when you receive spam/advert emails, you will know who sold your info.

In today's It Is What It Is, Jen Offord chats to former professional footballer Georgia about her time in the game, new book #TheStrikerAndTheClock, and the loneliness of life as a professional athlete. Dig in! bit.ly/3wM9KHC

New York Times bestselling author Helen Simonson talks to us about her latest novel 'The Hazelbourne Ladies Motorcycle and Flying Club' and what drew her to write about 1919 and the immediate post war period. #MeetTheAuthor Read the full interview: suffolklibraries.co.uk/meet-the-autho…

Looks like such an amazing time! 💙🩷📚

Saving this episode for my journey up to Harrogate this weekend!🤗#Saltblood

What if Harriet Constable's genius debut The Instrumentalist Bloomsbury Books UK Madeleine Milburn was read by the Mother of Dragons herself Emilia Clarke? WHAT THEN? thebookseller.com/news/emilia-cl…

Another wonderful year at Harrogate Festivals #TheakstonsCrime! 🤗. It's always lovely meeting all the people you email and tweet to in person! 😁

Lagos is the setting for Femi Kayode’s Gaslight. “It couldn’t have been set anywhere else,” he says. “Because of the system there and how things are arranged. It’s a uniquely Nigerian novel.” #TheakstonsCrime

Fab Sunday morning with Femi Kayode Chris Whitaker Saima Mir Ian Moore - 'The Times' Bestselling Author & Craig Robertson on sliding doors moments, misunderstood settings & how their books couldn’t be set anywhere else. Quote of the day from Femi (on Lagos): ‘You never feel bored, even in your sleep.’

Things definitely got very real during the A.I to P.I panel talk yesterday Harrogate Festivals . Such an incredibly fascinating discussion!!

open the schools!!!!!

When there's no men's 10m diving, rhythmic gymnastics or handball to watch with your breakfast 💔

BREAKING NEWS: The 1995 BBC adaptation of Pride and Prejudice just received a 55 minute standing ovation from me in my bedroom after watching it for the 200th time

✍️ Are you an aspiring fiction writer looking for your next steps? Apply for the Bloomsbury Mentorship Programme, supporting unpublished, underrepresented writers as they work to establish themselves as authors. 2024 submissions are open now! More: bloomsbury.com/uk/connect/blo…