Stav Sherez
This month Stav Sherez, with A Dark Redemption, embarks on a new police procedural series, featuring DI Jack Carrigan and DS Geneva Miller. Remember the names. He's in it for the long haul but what new challenges did he encounter with the first instalment? [continued]. More
Featured Blogs
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01 May 2012 Helen FitzGerald's Blog: The Duplicate - my short, dark, weird one
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30 April 2012 33 Revolutions Per Minute: “The only band that matters in 2012″
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26 September 2011 Sara Gran's Blog: Cat Fancy… Unhinged
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04 February 2012 Possessions of Doctor Forrest: 73. A new skin for Doctor Forrest… forthcoming in paperback, March 1 2012
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18 May 2012 Doug Johnstone's Blog: I feel love
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Mackenzie Crook
Mackenzie Crook's first book, The Windvale Sprites, is a beautifully illustrated story of a young boy, a fairy, an eccentric and a fantastical adventure. The author is one of this country's most versatile actors, star of The Office, Pirates of the Caribbean and numerous stage plays including Jerusalem. More
Justin Fletcher
We're delighted to welcome Justin Fletcher, aka Mr Tumble, aka the BAFTA award-winning star of CBBC, to Faber with his first book, Justin's Jokes. It's packed full with the silliest jokes ever. Here's one: 'What did the sea say to the boat?' 'Nothing: it just waved!' Geddit? More
Michael Frayn
In an extended interview for the Faber Podcast, Michael Frayn talks about his childhood in leafy Surrey during the war and his relationship with his father, so memorably and movingly portrayed in his memoir, My Father's Fortune. A new novel from Frayn - Skios - will be out next Summer. More
Krys Lee
Drifting House is the dazzling story collection from Korean-American author Krys Lee. Set in the US and both Koreas, featuring characters struggling to adjust to alien cultures, the stories are often unsettling. On the Thought Fox Krys tells us what effect her own experiences have had on her fiction. More
Edna O'Brien
One of 2012's literary highlights will undoubtedly be Edna O'Brien's memoir, Country Girl. In the meantime, one of the finest of all short story writers has this year published Saints and Sinners, winner of the Frank O'Connor International Short Story Award. More
Keija Parssinen
Set in Saudi Arabia in 2005, Keija Parssinen's The Ruins of Us is the story of an American woman who discovers her Saudi husband of 25 years has a second wife, triggering her struggle to retain her place as a wife, a mother and a woman in a culture that she can never be fully accepted in. More
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