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Browse features about Faber authors and book culture, from the stories behind new titles to why we love book shops.
Faber cover designer Jonny Pelham tells us about the design process for Lorrie Moore’s See What Can Be Done.
The Faber Poetry Podcast, produced and presented by poets Rachael Allen and Jack Underwood, brings together some of the most …
I'll Be Gone in the Dark is the masterful true crime account of the Golden State Killer - the elusive serial …
Faber and Faber are delighted to announce the acquisition of Jan Morris’s In My Mind’s Eye for hardback publication in …
We talked to printmaker and illustrator, Angela Harding, about the process of designing custom artwork for Sleep No More by …
We asked our colleagues to recall their first or their favourite literary encounter with Kazuo Ishiguro.
'Winter Words', a new, unseen poem by a 23-year-old Sylvia Plath, was written in 1955 whilst she was at Smith …
To celebrate eighteen years of Barbara Kingsolver’s contemporary classic and international bestseller, The Poisonwood Bible, Faber has partnered with celebrated …
Tom Stoppard, a playwright who holds a special place at the heart of Faber, celebrated his eightieth birthday on 3 …
To celebrate Independent Bookshop Week we ask authors, Faber staff and friends to share their independent bookshop recommendations. Our first …
Read the introduction to Gary Younge's gripping account of gun violence in the US, Another Day in the Death of …
Faber Archivist, Robert Brown, talks through the origins of the inseparable duo, Faberdum and Faberdee.
In 2016 Faber reissued The Girl with a Clock for a Heart, the debut novel from Peter Swanson, the bestselling author …
'Plath is most powerful when she explores what it means to be a woman in an unequal world - and …
Adrian Tomine shares the creative process he went through when drawing his first cover for the legendary New Yorker Magazine.
In the Philip Larkin's centenary year, we republish an article remembering him by autobiographer and publisher Jean Hartley.