Charlie Porter, the author of “What Artists Wear” and “Bring No Clothes,” dives into sex, love, HIV/AIDS, desire, ...

As Irish writer and journalist Róisín Lanigan publishes her debut novel about a young couple who move into a property too ...

Alan Moore Within London lies another London. An older London. A paradigm London. A Long London. Long London is a shadow city ...

There’s a moment in Charlie Porter’s debut novel, Nova Scotia House, when a character relates that she has attended 14 ...

The writer and biographer picks five favourites. His latest work is the acclaimed two-volume anthology "Some Men in London: Queer Life 1945-1959" and "1960-1967", which came out last year.

At this year’s London Book Fair, U.S. agents will feature works ... A Mystery of Mysteries: The Death and Life of Edgar Allan Poe Mark Dawidziak (St. Martin’s Press, 2024).

But while the genre may be different from his recent books such as Deep Water and Clade, his concerns with the state of the world have certainly not changed. Perhaps Landfall is climate noir − CliNoir ...

Valerie Fox has penned a book detailing her brief encounter with politician Nigel Farage. Teasing the release on social media ...

Many of us dream of love stories shown in rom-coms, and one woman insists it can really happen after living the real life ...

Ever since Oscar the Hebridean cat went missing on a ferry to the Western Isles over a decade ago, his adventures have been ...

The Bookseller’s Hotlists are literary agencies’ top manuscripts out on submission with UK and international publishers, compiled by Tom Tivnan for the London, Bologna and Frankfurt book fairs.