With competitions and more:
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As the mercury drops this week, it's time to lock
the doors, cancel all plans and curl up with a good book. We've
got the perfect reads for your (potentially) snowy nights!
We were thrilled with the news that the Royal Shakespeare
Company are staging the
Women's Prize-winning novel Hamnet by
Maggie O'Farrell, adapted by award-winning playwright Lolita
Chakrabarti and opening in April. Book your tickets quick
for this one, it's bound to sell out! Which makes this the
perfect time to revisit this seminal read – and luckily
enough we have five copies to give away. And if that's not enough
Maggie for you, grab your headphones and listen to her
chat to Vick Hope over on the podcast.
Stay warm.
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Frosty
reads for freezing nights
As the nights draw in and the temperatures drop, curl up with one
of these five brilliant books perfect for winter
nights. Each one has a richly woven narrative that will
transport you away from the sofa or from a dreary commute to
different worlds and into the heads of masterfully written
characters.
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Join our
book-a-day challenge
There's only a few days left to join in with our Women's Prize
Christmas book-a-day challenge.
All your choices will be compiled into our Christmas Library, so
don't miss out and let us know your festive favourites.
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Bookshelfie:
Maggie O'Farrell
Award-winning author Maggie O'Farrell joins
Vick on the podcast to talk through the level of research that is
really required to write a historical masterpiece
like Hamnet.
With book choices from Amy Bloom to Anne Enright,
discover the novels that shaped her.
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Win a
copy of Hamnet!
The new play based on Maggie
O'Farrell's bestselling novel, pulls back a
curtain on the imagined family life of the greatest writer in the
English language.
In case you haven't read it yet, we have five copies to give
away.
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