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We're delighted to announce for our 2025 line-up (25-28 September): Clare Chambers W&N John Suchet Elliott & Thompson #PoppyOkotcha Bloomsbury Books UK Sign up as Friend of LitFest for 2025 for priority booking and support our festival! More info: bit.ly/3G860oa #MLF2025

Published today! The Homemade God by Rachel Joyce What a beautiful edition this is - sprayed edges and signed (whilst stocks last) Transworld Books

Delighted and very happy that Rachel Joyce's new novel The Homemade God is an instant Sunday Times bestseller! With thanks to all booksellers, reviewers, bloggers, readers who have supported and bought! 🍏 📕 Doubleday Books

Clare Chambers and Andrew Miller talk to Julia Wheeler hayfestival.com/p-23421-clare-… I am very much looking forward to this event on May 25th at #HayFestival2025. We'll be talking about our 1960s-set novels #ShyCreatures and #TheLandinWinter. Please join us!

Fellow South Londoners please come along and say hello! X

Join us in Romiley on Tuesday 3rd June for a very special evening with Clare Chambers, author of Small Pleasures, when she’ll be talking about her stunning new novel SHY CREATURES - a life-affirming exploration of love, loneliness and the quiet forces that shape our lives. 🎫👇🏻

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It’s less than 3 weeks until paperback publication day and as usual we live or die by pre-orders. The artistic types ⁦Orion Publishing⁩ have done a beautiful job to tempt you. Please consider their feelings! X

Please treat yourselves and buy this book. She is one of our greatest contemporary writers. Accessible quality with equally strong plot and characters. If you have not tried before I’m sure you will be delighted

ICYMI (I almost did, being away on holiday 🤣), my new book is called A Neighbour's Guide to Murder and is out in the UK on 17 July! Can't wait for you to meet Gwen and her neighbours in Columbia Mansions... Pre-order here: bit.ly/4jOPUia

Puns, poetry and pence per word — the secrets of literary translators. Very interesting piece by ⁦Daniel Hahn⁩, not least about the elegance of Asterix translations. thetimes.com/article/5839cb…

Book 22 #learningtoswim Clare Chambers As a teenager, conventional, only child Abigail Jax is drawn to the eccentric Radley family like a moth to a light, falling hopelessly in love with their eldest son, Rad.A coming-of-age novel packed full of teenage angst and heartbreak.

I'm looking forward to escaping the dust and smog of South London for the purer air of Derby Book Festival on Sunday 1st June. Please come! Clare Chambers: Shy Creatures | Derby Book Festival: derbybookfestival.co.uk/events/clare-c…

Clare Chambers Loved, loved, loved this book. Thank you 💙

SHY CREATURES by Clare Chambers is officially out in paperback! From the Women's Prize longlisted, British Book Award-winning, bestselling author of Small Pleasures, a new novel about love, family and the joy of freedom. W&N amazon.co.uk/Shy-Creatures-…

Beautiful window display in my home branch of Waterstones Waterstones Bromley. I'll be there signing books and generally buttonholing customers on 14th June pm.

Let loose in the kitchen with this week’s #bestseller, The Snack Hacker! 🍽 Discover rule-breaking recipes that encourage the use of 'frowned upon' ingredients, creating hacks for ‘proper’ recipes – reminding us that cooking should be fun! Full list 👇 hive.co.uk/books/bestsell…

Andrew Miller has won the 2025 #WalterScottPrize for Historical Fiction with THE LAND IN WINTER ( Sceptre Books ) his novel set in a remote English community during the long, hard winter of 1962/63. Learn more: loom.ly/4XrXLTI #TheLandinWinter #AndrewMiller

Having one of my regular book purges. I think my days of aspiring to be highly effective are now behind me.

Delighted that the brilliant and lovely Clare Chambers has recommended Pat Ferguson, whose novels, especially Peripheral Vision, deserve to be discovered.thetimes.com/culture/books/…