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In Faber 80 ...:
In this brand new section of the site we present new series of books - landmark publications from Faber's history. Plus, there's a chance to delve into the Archive and explore with our timeline. More
In Faber Academy ...:
A new range of courses, including six-month courses for writing poetry and novels, three-day courses on fiction and erotica, plus 'How to Read' days, starting with Jane Austen. More
In Reading Groups ...:
Our featured book this month is Andrew Sean Greer's The Story of a Marriage. The American Women of Berkshire and Surrey give us their verdict. Plus, a chance to win a bag of books. More
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Book of the Week: Stalin's Nemesis
Stalin's Nemesis reconstructs in chilling detail one of the 20th century's most notorious political murders: the assassination of Leon Trotsky. Peppered with artists, intellectuals and revolutionaries, it gives us a panoramic view of Trotsky’s life in exile and of Russia in revolution. More
Featured Author: Kazuo Ishiguro
In a very special two-part interview for the Faber website, Booker Prize winner Kazuo Ishiguro discusses his new book of stories Nocturnes, earlier novels The Remains of the Day and The Unconsoled, memories of childhood and Japan, and what he's working on. More
New this Month: The Darker Side of Life
In Suffer the Children Adam Creed introduces DI Will 'Staffe' Wagstaffe, a conflicted policeman investigating some brutal crimes. Elsewhere, new stories from Lorrie Moore, another outing for Yashim the Eunuch and, in The Dead Yard, we visit the Jamaican underbelly. More
Children's Books Just Got a Whole Lot Sillier ...: Grubtown Tales
Grubtown Tales is an extremely exciting and exceptionally silly new series from the creator of Eddie Dickens. It's certainly a town and certainly grubby - except for the squeaky clean parts - but everything else we know about Grubtown comes from Beardy Ardagh ... More