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Tonight we're gonna party like it's 1926
19 Jul 2017
The Haunting of Henry Twist is set to the backdrop of a postwar London, where the Bright Young People dance until dawn. Rebecca F. John tells us why they had to be part of Henry Twist's tale.
Four reasons to watch I Love Dick
19 Jul 2017
Chris Kraus's publicist Anna-Marie Fitzgerald gives four good reasons to watch Jill Soloway's TV adaptation of I Love Dick.
Read the first chapter of the new novel from the Giller Prize-winning author of Fifteen Dogs, Andre Alexis.
New releases
Don't Cry
DON'T CRY is Mary Gaitskill's first collection of stories in over ten years, following her...
The Haunting of Henry Twist
Is there a love so powerful it can bring someone back to life? Rebecca F. John's debut novel...
Police at the Station and They Don't Look Friendly
SEAN DUFFY #6: This time, help isn't coming. This time, Duffy has to save himself
Ready To Catch Him Should He Fall
Neil Bartlett's groundbreaking debut novel, now available as a Serpent's Tail Classic,...
Before Night Falls
The heartbreaking memoir of artistic, sexual and political freedom in Castro's Cuba, with a new...
Broken River
A stunning psychological literary thriller from 'a master of the dark arts' (Kelly Link)
The Little Communist Who Never Smiled
A novel telling the true story of Nadia Comaneci, icon of a lost age
Ninety-Nine Stories of God
From 'the literary heir to Anton Chekov' (Washington Post) comes 'a treasure trove of...
I Hate the Internet
'The Internet was a wonderful invention. It was a computer network which people used to remind...
Torpor
The latest novel from the author of cult super-hit I Love Dick, now an Amazon Prime TV series...
Videos
Watch Sarah Perry discuss The Essex Serpent
05 Jan 2017
Mary Gaitstill reads from The Mare - video
15 Jul 2016
Watch Mary Gaitskill read from her highly-acclaimed new novel, The Mare.
Events
Curious is a festival like no other. Taking place each July in the breathtaking grounds of Pylewell Park, it is dreamy, eccentric, fun and ultimately, irresistible.
It's very English on the one hand - expect fabulous novelists, exceptional historians, poet laureates, dogs on leads, gin and tonics, and sitting on a deckchair with a view of the Solent although you are just as likely to find yourself on a secret midnight bat-walk, betting your life-savings on the snail-racing, reciting a sonnet on top of an elegantly restored old routemaster or listening to some of the UK's most exciting musicians.
Curious is an experience not just a few tents in a field and is lovingly curated by a small team headed up by Clare Conville, Patrick Keogh and Rory Steel.
