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Faber Journal

Read, watch and listen to the latest content from Faber authors, staff and our community of readers and writers, from book news to behind the scenes features.

Reading List: Indie Bookshop Recommendations 2023
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Shelves at Drop City Books, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent
Extract: School of Instructions by Ishion Hutchinson
Extract: School of Instructions by Ishion Hutchinson
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Playscripts and Drama Books: A Faber Introduction
Playscripts and Drama Books: A Faber Introduction
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Extract: Baumgartner by Paul Auster
Extract: Baumgartner by Paul Auster
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News & Announcements
Mattel, Warner Bros. Pictures and Faber Announce the Barbie Movie Screenplay
Mattel, Warner Bros. Pictures and Faber Announce the Barbie Movie Screenplay

Mattel and Warner Bros. Pictures Join with Faber to Turn the Literary World Pink with the Release of the Barbie Movie Screenplay.

Faber to publish Ingrid Persaud’s second novel
Faber to publish Ingrid Persaud’s second novel

Faber to to publish Ingrid Persaud's much-anticipated second novel, The Lost Love Songs of Boysie Singh

Faber to publish Kate Saunders’ final novel
Faber to publish Kate Saunders’ final novel

Faber to posthumously publish Kate Saunders' final children's novel.

Faber announces Salisbury’s debut biography of Anna May Wong
Faber announces Salisbury’s debut biography of Anna May Wong

Faber has announced Not Your China Doll by Katie Gee Salisbury, the definitive story of Anna May Wong, the first Asian Hollywood star, and how she blazed a trail for the Chinese diaspora.

Faber to publish Wendy Cope’s The Orange and Other Poems to reach a new generation
Faber to publish Wendy Cope’s The Orange and Other Poems to reach a new generation

Faber to publish Wendy Cope’s The Orange and Other Poems to reach a new generation

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Members Interview: Mary Jean Chan in Conversation
Members Interview: Mary Jean Chan in Conversation
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Members Q&A: Claire Kilroy
Members Q&A: Claire Kilroy
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Editor to Author: An Interview with Jeffrey Boakye
Editor to Author: An Interview with Jeffrey Boakye
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Twenty Quickfire Questions for . . . Emma Warren
Twenty Quickfire Questions for . . . Emma Warren
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Your local indie bookseller is the perfect person to ask for a book recommendation – they know what’s …
Paul Auster is ‘one of the great American prose stylists of our time’ (New York Times). His novels …
As part of Black History Month we celebrate Black poetry, arts and non-fiction writers published and upcoming from …
This week we highlight some works of contemporary literature that break new ground, written by Black women and …
This Black History Month we share a set of reading lists which celebrate works by Black authors. This …
There’s not yet a chill in the air but the nights are drawing in. Whether you’re looking for …
Faber Archives
From the Archive: Photos on the Wall
From the Archive: Photos on the Wall

This is undoubtedly one of the most moving photos in the Faber archive. It was taken by a staff photographer …

From the Archive
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The Story Behind the Publication of William Golding’s Lord of the Flies
The Story Behind the Publication of William Golding’s Lord of the Flies

William Golding began writing Lord of the Flies in 1951, while he was a teacher at Bishop Wordsworth's School in …

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From the Archive: How A Grief Observed Came to Be Published
From the Archive: How A Grief Observed Came to Be Published

The story of how Faber came to publish a great, but late, work by C. S. Lewis – A Grief …

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