Coming February 2025: The City Changes Its Face, the new novel from Eimear McBride, one of the most important writers at work today.
Intimate, experiential, & immersive, The City Changes Its Face explores a passionate love affair tested to its limits.
https://t.co/m8BmMNaXja
We are proud today to be publishing Gboyega Odubanjo's remarkable debut collection, Adam.
Film visuals by Kareem Parkins-Brown, sound by Rei Sky.
https://t.co/gshJgHvXcb
We are proud and honoured to be publishing Gboyega Odubanjo’s collection, Adam – a questing, courageous and brilliant work – on the 4 July 2024.
https://t.co/9LnzQv6U3Q
Out today @jasebyjason’s Revolutionary Acts details the personal struggles, political fights and joyous celebrations of seven older gay Black British men; a groundbreaking volume to chronicle a national narrative hitherto sadly neglected: https://t.co/FkIQGDJdrR
We're really looking forward to these events coming up in the next few weeks. First, Natalie Diaz will be at Foyles Charing Cross on 20th February for an evening of readings and conversation.
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Our poem of the week comes from Rachael Allen's eagerly awaited second collection God Complex, a visionary, corrosive narrative poem that fuses the end of a toxic relationship with planetary catastrophe.
https://t.co/ycwhFpPZzX
Tonight's live recording of the @faberbooks Poetry Podcast: hosts Rachael Allen & Jack Underwood were joined by poets Ishion Hutchinson & Oluwaseun Olayiwola and special guest Emilia Clarke, who read the poetry postcard, 'The Trees Are Down' by Charlotte Mew
'Poetry sharpens our engagement with language, makes us rethink, rewire our relationship with words. We are animals of language; it is how we are connected and how we communicate.' – Ishion Hutchinson in Sunday's @ObsNewReview. Read the interview now.
https://t.co/NHXHbMSzEB
Forthcoming from Rachel Cusk – one of our most distinctive and celebrated writers – Parade is a novel about art, womanhood and violence, one which confronts and upends the conventions of storytelling.
Coming in June 2024.
https://t.co/k8NxzZP71h
Cannot wait to share this cracker, championed by @monicaheisey: the lost 1929 bestselling sensation of a young divorcée losing and finding herself in NYC: what a voice - the hedonistic buzz of absinthe cocktails with an emotional hangover that hits HARD! https://t.co/cbPc8T0sbF
In the mood for great poetry chat and brilliant poems this National Poetry Day? Check out the Faber Poetry Podcast, with Jack Underwood and Rachael Allen. Find it now, wherever you listen to your favourite podcasts.
https://t.co/MkI02loq8V
Finally sharing my thoughts (see insta link in bio) on this gorgeous literary number that is out Jan 24! If you love books like where the crawdads sing or go as a river or nature memoirs like the salt path or wild that take you on an emotional journey, you will love! @FaberBooks
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The latest episode of the Faber Poetry Podcast is available to listen to now 🎧
With @RaymondAntrobus & @victoriaadukwei in the studio and featuring audio postcards from Declan Ryan, @Hisemonger & @yopopodawn ✨
https://t.co/LfQZQSrItp