Little Brown Book Group News

Harry Potter fans get ready! We are excited to reveal the final cover for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child: The Journey. Go behind the scenes of the award-winning production currently playing at the Palace Theatre in London’s West End & around the world.   Publishing on 31st October 2019, the book tells the official […]

To mark the publication of Margaret Atwood’s new novel, The Testaments and to celebrate forty years of publishing with Virago – her novel Surfacing  was one of the first Virago Modern Classics in 1979 – Virago are publishing on August 22 2019, four of her novels as Collector’s Editions.  In paperback at £9.99 in stunning new designs with flaps and […]

Hormonal by Eleanor Morgan explores everything from contraception to PMS, in relation to anxiety, depression and taboos about hysteria and the ‘hormonal’ woman. It is a compelling portrait of the modern landscape of women and health, showing us how to navigate stigma and misinformation. Combining her own experiences with extensive research and expert contributions, Eleanor Morgan […]

  Evan Winter, author of The Rage of Dragons shares his ultimate bookshelf.   Hey everyone,   Evan here and I’d like to thank the Little, Brown Book Group for giving me this chance to talk about a few of my favorite reads. I can imagine that towering To-Be-Read lists loom for all of you, […]

Colson Whitehead, multi-award winning author of The Underground Railroad, will be doing a small number of events while visiting the UK this summer to promote his new novel, The Nickel Boys. Details of his upcoming events can be found below: 25/08/2019 – 8:30PM Edinburgh International Books Festival Colson Whitehead in conversation with Kirsty Wark Find […]

Introducing The Bridge Street Press   Dear Reader,   The Bridge Street Press is the new literary imprint from Little, Brown Book Group, publishing upmarket non-fiction with an international outlook. The imprint will be uniquely focused, with no more than five new books in any given year, enabling each to be given space and attention. […]

As Pride month draws to a close and with London Pride on the horizon this week, it seemed only right to celebrate an author who is always humble about the LGBTQ campaigning she does and has made fantastic contributions towards the representation of LQBTQ characters in YA writing. Shirley-Anne is in touch with the issues […]

  This July the L,BBG Rights Team have selected Barbarians by Stephen P. Kershaw as their Non-Fiction Book of the Month!     Click here to contact the team for more information about available rights.  

This July the L,BBG Rights team have picked Shadows by Suzanne Wright as their book of the month.       Click here to find out how to contact the team for more information.  

Exploring Dark Histories Through Fairy Tales by Rena Rossner The first dark fairy tale I remember reading was Jane Yolen’s Briar Rose. It is less a fairy tale retelling and more of a glimpse into how a survivor of the Holocaust constructed a narrative in her mind that helped her to survive the most unimaginable […]

Why I Love Indie Bookshops by Dervla McTiernan I grew up loving books, loving stories, though I had access to very few of them. I had three older siblings, and three younger, so when I was very small my books were dog-eared, well-loved (and by loved I mean crayoned) picture books, usually with at least […]

  In partnership with Palas Print the wonderful Clare Mackintosh has curated her dream bookshelf! How many have you read?   Something to Live for, Richard Roper Quirky and life-affirming, if you liked The Rosie Project, you’ll love this.   The Life of Death by Lucy Booth A beautiful, thought-provoking novel, written while the author was […]