The Great Deceiver, the 7th book in the Brighton Mysteries series, is published on 24 October.

Ten years in the making, Alice Albinia’s remarkable history of Britain via its islands is published today.

Rebecca Stott’s brilliant novel set in post-Roman London has been shortlisted by the Historical Writers Association.

The judges said that Revolusi “presents Indonesia's liberation from colonial rule as a gripping global history that is highly topical.”

In celebration of his new book Bring No Clothes and the related Charleston exhibition ‘Bloomsbury and Fashion’, Charlie will be in conversation with Anastasiia Fedorova.

Bleeding Heart Yard (Quercus) wins Crime Novel of the Year at the Fingerprint Awards 2023.

Xiaolu Guo will be at the Edinburgh Festival talking about Radical: A Life of My Own.

Tania Unsworth’s fifth novel for children is published on 3 August.

An extract of Rebecca Carter’s piece in the Writers’ & Artists’ 2024 Yearbook.

A Small, Stubborn Town: Life, Death and Defiance in Ukraine is published on 6 July.

Saqi publish Faïza Guène’s Discretion in paperback.

A Universal History of Me, Coulson’s first book, explains the science of why we exist.

Leor Zmigrod’s “landmark” debut, based on her ground-breaking research, is about how ideologies take hold in the brain.

Nell Stevens, Michael Magee and Jyoti Patel feature on Ali Smith’s Debut Writers panel at the Cambridge Literary Festival 2023.

Marina Benjamin celebrates the launch of her memoir, A Little Give: the unsung, unseen, undone work of women.

Helen Garnons-Williams at Fig Tree has acquired Lennon’s debut Glorious Exploits.

The Last Remains, the final instalment in the Dr Ruth Galloway Mysteries, is published on 31 January.

Congratulations to Nell Stevens whose debut novel is on the Dylan Thomas longlist.

After 10 years at Janklow & Nesbit, Rebecca Carter sets up as an independent agent.