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by Eimantas Zolondauskis
Michael Rosen has written and edited over 140 books, known as a children’s author and poet, this is Rosen’s first collection for adults in eight ye...
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by Rebecca Robinson
Translated by Franca Scurti Simpson.
My Mother Is a River is Di Pietrantonio’s first novel. The novel chronicles the relationship between a daughte...
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by Eimantas Zolondauskis
The broad spectrum of form, genre and content in Leadbetter’s poems make The Fetch, Gregory Leadbetter's first full collection, a captivating read....
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by Rebecca Robinson
This anthology is a touching cacophony of poems about fatherhood. This little book holds a selection of powerful pieces from poems written about fa...
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by Yen-Yen Lu
In 1928, American journalist and activist Agnes Smedley left the United States for Shanghai. Rising quickly and travelling widely, she soon became...
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by Yen-Yen Lu
The gothic The Shadow of Nanteos, published by Y Lolfa last year, soared to success in book awards and reviews in an exceptionally short amount of...
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by Yen-Yen Lu
We celebrated International Women's Day this week to commemorate the achievements of women in history and in contemporary culture. It would be imp...
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by Rebecca Robinson
The Inpress office today celebrated World Book Day, with varying levels of zeal. Sophie came dressed as the bear from I Want My Hat Back, a charmin...
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by Yen-Yen Lu
Poet Andy Willoughby finds himself transported on a mock epic, high-octane locomotive beat journey from his native post-industrial Teesside to dee...
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by Yen-Yen Lu
Nine years after her clan was almost obliterated and her sister disappeared, Brede is unwillingly and unhappily living in the marshes. The sudde...
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by Yen-Yen Lu
To get us into the festive spirit here at Inpress we've been looking back at some of our favourite books from 2015. It's...
Our favourite from Dec...
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by Yen-Yen Lu
To get us into the festive spirit here at Inpress we've been looking back at some of our favourite books from 2015. It's...
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