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Paul Auster is ‘one of the great American prose stylists of our time’ (New York Times). His novels include 4 …
We asked Faber Members to send in their first encounters with the writing of Seamus Heaney and were thrilled with …
Mary Jean Chan shares their personal approach to writing poetry in Bright Fear with poet, writer and editor Sylee Gore.
Thank you to all Members who took part. We hope you find some new gems for your list.
Read our picks of upcoming cultural highlights in the UK across drama, pop culture, poetry and classical music.
Faber author and Faber Academy tutor Richard T. Kelly shares a writing exercise for Faber Members.
Whether you’re new to her work or looking for your next read, we’ve put together a brief guide to Lorrie …
Read James Vincent on Beyond Measure: The Hidden History of Measurement, a revelatory and vibrant story of measurement which will …
Sorted by region, these are some of our Members' favourite independent bookshops across the UK and the Republic of Ireland.
The author of Soldier Sailor answers questions for our Faber Members.
Are you planning a summer getaway? Or not going away and looking for a bit of escapism? Browse our list …
Members tell us what book (from any publisher) changed them and in what ways.
Daring, rich, intense and bizarre, Oscar and Lucinda is Peter Carey’s Booker Prize-winning historical novel set in Victorian times.
Whether you’re new to his work or looking for your next read, we’ve put together a brief guide to Peter …
John Banville, author of Snow, April in Spain and The Lock-Up, joins journalist and broadcaster, Alex Clark, in conversation.
It’s the other people around you, says Michael Frayn, who make you what you are. Read an extract from his …
Twice Costa Book of the Year Award-winner Sebastian Barry takes questions from Faber Members across the world.
If you’re looking for reading inspiration, look no further. Here is our list of influential and important works of literature …
Faber Members from across the UK and beyond tell us their reasons for buying hardbacks (or shunning them!)
The Buddha of Suburbia, Hanif Kureishi’s debut novel won the Whitbread Award for first novel and inspired a groundbreaking BBC …
Ever wondered what goes into publishing non-fiction books? How do you get a job as a non-fiction editor? And what …
In this ‘Behind the Book’ Dean Burnett discusses his inspiration for writing Emotional Ignorance.
Alice Farnham, author of In Good Hands: The Making of a Modern Conductor, discusses what inspired her to write her book which draws …
Discover the fascinating links between the two extraordinary books as well as the ways in which autobiographical elements are incorporated …
We asked you, our Members, to share with us what you’ve been reading this year – the books that stood …
Invasion is the first book of reportage from the frontline of the Ukraine war, from the award-winning Guardian journalist and …
Housekeeping, Marilynne Robinson’s debut novel – first published in the UK by Faber in 1981 – is a powerful portrayal …
Explorations of artificial intelligence – robots, computers, androids, automatons, machines – take many different forms in fiction. Here is a …
Sylvia Plath, poet, novelist, short story writer, was born ninety years ago on 27 October, 1932.
