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Jen Campbell reads Scattered All Over the Earth by Yoko Tawada and Cold Enough for Snow by Jessica Au.
Jen Campbell reviews the shortlisted books for this year’s literary award.
Jo Rodgers meets the Sydney-based author of Sorrow and Bliss for a stroll around Chelsea Physic Garden.
An extract from environmental journalist Anna Turns’s new book.
Jen Campbell considers Chloë Ashby’s fiction debut and Huma Qureshi’s short story collection.
Jen Campbell considers Tom de Freston’s debut non-fiction book Wreck and Lulah Ellender’s Grounding.
Jo Rodgers speaks to the Florida-based author about her latest novel reimagining the life of 12th century poet Marie de France.
Jen Campbell reviews the mystery novel inspired by Agatha Christie’s own disappearance in 1926.
Author Sofi Thanhauser on her exploration of five fabrics through society, gender politics and the planet.
Jen Campbell’s favourite quick reads to kickstart the year.
Monica Nelson highlights blooms in culinary usage and how they have been integral to our cultures.
A round up of literary favourites published this year.
Jen Campbell reviews the winning novel of the 2021 Women's Prize for Fiction.
Jo Rodgers speaks to the L.A.-based author shortlisted for the Booker Prize 2021.
Jen Campbell on the history of fairy tales and her own collection of fourteen gruesome tales.
Jen Campbell suggests a selection of books best read together.
Jo Rodgers meets the London-based writer to discuss her debut novel, Assembly.
This month, Jen Campbell selects her favourite new and recently released fiction.
Máire O’Halloran and Nicole Shanahan on their independent literary haven in the region of Connemara, Ireland
Jen Campbell explores four new pamphlets examining the radical potential of gardening.
Jen Campbell interviews the author and translator of Japanese fiction.
Chloë Ashby on her new book exploring 100 artworks she admires.
Jen Campbell reviews the latest novel from the award-winning author.
Jen Campbell speaks to publisher and translator Deborah Smith for TOAST Book Club.
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