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Events for The Poems of Seamus Heaney begin on publication day tomorrow. See below for dates and locations 🎟️
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Sarah Hall's acclaimed new novel Helm is BBC Radio 4's current Book at Bedtime – you can catch up on previous episodes and follow along now 🌬️

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BBC Radio 4 - Helm by Sarah Hall, That Brief, Busy Interlude
An elemental story about climate, discovery and the time we have left.
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'If you think you’ve heard this kind of story before, think again.’ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

‘Breathtaking, immensely beautiful and impossible to stop reading.’ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

On the Calculation of Volume III is nearly here! Publishing 18 November 📚

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The Thing With Feathers is out on 28 November. For your chance to ask Benedict Cumberbatch, Max Porter and director Dylan Southern a question about the film and the process of adapting the book, click the link below:

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'Wow thank you Paul Bradley Carr you scared the hell out of me.' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reader Review

Will AI keep your secrets? That depends on what you did. The Confessions is out now in ebook and out in paperback next month 👀

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Our Independent Bookshop of the Month is Lala Books in Camberwell, recently crowned one of the coolest neighbourhoods in the world. We spoke to owner Danielle.

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‘There’s a phrase that used to go through my thoughts - the heavy tread of middle age on the family stairs. Moving around the house I sounded more and more like my dad, with an oof in each step.’
The Rest of Our Lives by Ben Markovits, shortlisted for the Booker Prize 2025, is now out in paperback 📚
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'Plotted so perfectly that it leaves a cleanly satisfying shape in the mind when it’s over.’

The Irish Times on Venetian Vespers by John Banville, out now in hardback ❄️

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Dive into 365 joyfully random, utterly fascinating shots of knowledge. Spend just two minutes a day with this glorious almanac and you'll end your year full of wonder and just that little bit wiser.

A Year of Living Curiously is out in paperback on 9 October 🍁 ✨
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We are so pleased that Isabelle Baafi’s debut collection Chaotic Good and Tom Paulin’s Namanlagh have been shortlisted for this year’s T. S. Eliot prize.

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'Where truths are confessed and dreams are woven.'

What is more personal, more intimate, than the diary? Discover 366 of the world's most extraordinary diary entries, compiled by Shaun Usher, creator of Letters of Note. Out this week. linktr.ee/diariesofnote
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Diaries of Note collects 366 captivating diary entries through time, from Leo Tolstoy to Elton John. We asked for anonymous diary entries from Faber readers. Swipe to see some of our favourites.

Diaries of Note by Shaun Usher is out next week 📚 Pre-order now. linktr.ee/diariesofnote
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'Ribbons', a poem by Seamus Heaney, is published for the first time.

The poem appears in The Poems of Seamus Heaney, edited by Rosie Lavan and Bernard O’Donoghue with Matthew Hollis. The definitive edition of Heaney's poetry is out on 9 October.

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Seamus Heaney’s Ribbons: A beautiful poem about his sisters, published for the first time
The reader is transported by Heaney’s illuminating memory: we’re in a school, a photographer is visiting and the girls are having their picture taken
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Introducing Fashioning the Crown: A Story of Power, Conflict and Couture.

Justine Picardie uncovers the hidden history of the Crown and how it survived a tumultuous era and two world wars. Pre-order now: hatchards.co.uk/book/fashioning-the-crown/justine-picardie/9780571394289
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Huge congratulations to Sarah Hall who has been shortlisted for the @GoldsmithsPrize 2025 for her new novel Helm ✨

www.gold.ac.uk/goldsmiths-p...
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On National Poetry Day, we’re celebrating our poetry publishing – past and present – with a new campaign.

Poetry Underlined places lines by some of our most beloved heritage poets in conversation with lines from exciting voices in contemporary poetry on billboard sites around the UK and Ireland.
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Watch Tiffany Watt Smith, author of Bad Friend: A Century of Revolutionary Friendships, discuss the history of female friendships here 👇
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'This is cultural history at its most generous: Nintendo not as corporate monolith, but as dream factory, mythmaker, and companion to childhood.' Simon Parkin

Super Nintendo by Keza MacDonald is now available to request on NetGalley 👾

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The reviews are in for Steve, starring Academy Award winner Cillian Murphy and adapted from the novel Shy by Max Porter.

Now playing in select cinemas and on Netflix 3 October 🎬
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To celebrate International Translation Day, we’ve gathered together some of our favourite translated fiction titles 📚

Which translated works are you looking forward to reading this autumn?
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Introducing a starry night sky edition of Enchantment by Katherine May ✨ 💫

'It will do your soul good to read this.' Nigella Lawson
'Like walking with a friend as dusk settles.' Cariad Lloyd
'Beautifully written.' Philippa Perry

Enchantment is available in a sparkling new look from 9 October.
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'Timely and vital. . . There has never been greater need for a thoughtful discussion on race.'

The Big Payback: The Case for Reparations and How They Would Work is reviewed by Diane Abbott: www.theguardian.com/books/2025/s...