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A captivating new novel from The Silent Treatment author Abbie Greaves
23 April 2021
Just like Abbie Greaves’ debut novel, The Ends of the Earth  is a unique and moving love story with a mystery at its heart. The Penguin Post spoke with Abbie about her favourite character, balancing the past with the present and writing everywhere from planes to trains.   PP: What is your connection to Ealing Broadway...
12 Money Mythbusters
07 April 2021
Mapalo Makhu, a personal finance coach, speaker, and founder of Woman & Finance, is on a mission to empower people to take control of their finances. In her book, You're Not Broke, You're Pre-Rich, she debunks common financial myths, from when to start saving for retirement to the merits of renting...
A thriller about a missing teenage girl and a fractured community is Anna Bailey’s triumphant debut
24 March 2021
Anna Bailey was born in Bristol in 1995 and spent her childhood in Gloucestershire. She studied Creative Writing at Bath Spa University and wanted to become a journalist, but ended up moving to Colorado and becoming a Starbucks barista instead. In 2018 she returned to the UK, where she enrolled in the Curtis Brown Creative Novel-writing course and...
Q&A with Lee Child
19 March 2021
It is said one of Lee Child’s novels featuring his hero Jack Reacher is sold somewhere in the world every nine seconds. Everyone loves Jack Reacher – from Haruki Murakami to Kate Atkinson – and it’s not hard to see why, with pulse-pounding storylines that unfold at breakneck speed. In this Q&A with Child, he speaks...
In Praise of the Trails Guide
12 March 2021
Escaping to the great outdoors has become the perfect antidote to lockdown life, and it makes sense: there’s nothing like getting up close and personal to ward off the stress of our day-to-day. A walking safari can especially take things up a notch, as Denis Costello, co-author of Walking Safaris of South Africa writes.   "IT...

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