Forthcoming events
Helen Sedgwick – Edinburgh Festival
21st August, 2022
Fiona Erskine, Alex Gray & Helen Sedgwick: Secrets and LiesIn Fiona Erskine’s Phosphate Rocks, the destruction of a chemical works in Leith unveil…
Fiona Erskine – Edinburgh Festival
21st August, 2022
Fiona Erskine, Alex Gray & Helen Sedgwick: Secrets and Lies In Fiona Erskine’s Phosphate Rocks, the destruction of a chemical works in Leith unvei…
Okwiri Oduor – Edinburgh Festival
21st August, 2022
Ayanna Lloyd Banwo & Okwiri Oduor: The New Magical Realism Mothers and daughters, curses and ghosts, all-conquering love – discover two debuts tha…
Sam Fowles – Edinburgh Festival
22nd August, 2022
Kerry Brown, Sam Fowles & David Loyn: Does Power Inevitably Corrupt? China, the USA and Britain: three nations at very different stages in their i…
A C Grayling – Auckland Writers Festival
24th August, 2022
In A.C. Grayling’s view, three of the biggest challenges facing the world today are climate change, the rate of development in high-impact technologie…
A C Grayling – Byron Writers Festival
27th August, 2022
For the Good of the World – A C Grayling A. C. Grayling CBE MA DPhil (Oxon) FRSA FRSL is the Founder and Principal of New College of the Humanities at…
Saima Mir – Edinburgh Festival
27th August, 2022
Maylis De Kerangal & Saima Mir: Fleeing and Returning Maylis de Kerangal’s Eastbound tells the story of a Russian conscript looking for escape on…
Natalia García Freire – Edinburgh Festival
29th August, 2022
Natalia García Freire & Silje Ulstein: Creepy Crawlies Send shivers up your spine with two delightfully dark novels from Ecuador and Norway. In Na…
Iain Sinclair – Electric Palace, Hastings
3rd September, 2022
THE GOLD MACHINE Part documentary, part fiction, with some familiar Hastings scenes, and spectacular scenery from around the globe, from local writer…
Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi – International Lit Fest, Berlin
12th September, 2022
This coming-of-age novel, which won the Jhalak Prize, is a feminist interpretation of Ugandan fairy tales. It tells of a girl growing up with her gran…
Agnijo Banerjee – New Scientist Live
8th October, 2022
The biggest number in the world Future Stage Join Agnijo Banerjee on an epic quest for unfathomably large numbers, revealing the answers to questions…
Sean Carroll – New Scientist (ONLINE event)
20th October, 2022
New Scientist presents… Online Event: Space, Time and Motion ‘Where, when and how?’ are some of the most fundamental questions we can ask, and knowl…
News
The Rabbit Hutch Shorlisted for the Waterstones Debut Fiction Prize
21st July, 2022
The Rabbit Hutch by Tess Gunty has been selected for the shortlist for the inaugural Waterstones Debut Fiction Prize, an award for exceptional first n…
Oneworld acquires debut story collection by 2020 BBC Young Writer of the Year
11th July, 2022
Oneworld has landed a “dark, fairytale-esque flavour” short story collection by Lottie Mills, the 2020 BBC Young Writer of the Year, with an option on…
Two Oneworld Titles on the Big Jubilee Read Booklist
3rd May, 2022
Both The Book of Night Women by Marlon James and How We Disappeared by Jing-Jing Lee have been selected for the Big Jubilee Read Booklist. The Big Jub…
The Khan is Waterstones Thriller of the Month
3rd May, 2022
The Khan by Saima Mir has been selected as Waterstones Thriller of the Month for May. Waterstones said that ‘The Khan is a gripping and multifaceted c…
Build Your House Around My Body Longlisted for the Women’s Prize 2022
28th March, 2022
Build Your House Around My Body by Violet Kupersmith has been longlisted for the Women’s Prize for Fiction 2022. Two young Vietnamese women go missing…
Rock the Boat Shortlisted for the British Book Awards and IPG Awards
28th March, 2022
Rock the Boat Shortlisted for Imprint of the Year at the British Book Awards, and Children’s Publisher of the Year at the IPG Awards. The British Book…
