Lipman novel in development for screen A Los Angeles-based production company has acquired film and TV rights to Elinor Lipman’s latest novel, Every Tom, Dick & Harry

Lipman novel in development for screen www.eye-books.com/blogs/news/n...

We’re excited to reveal that the LA-based production company Bridge7 has acquired film and TV rights to Elinor Lipman’s new novel Every Tom, Dick & Harry, which we publish in the UK next month. Full details in link below ⤵️

Did you hear the one about the loathsome colleague, the shooting-stick and the unmentionable orifice? No? Then check out Liam Hughes’ moving, insightful and often hilarious medical memoir Bodily Fluids, out today.

Bodily Fluids A moving, outrageous, often laugh-out-loud memoir of a long career on the NHS hospital frontline

Five decades of blood, phlegm and bile on the hospital frontline eye-books.com/products/bod...

Happy publication day to Liam Hughes, whose extraordinary medical memoir mixes gross-out comedy, intense humanity and incisive analysis of what’s wrong with today’s NHS. Bodily Fluids will entertain, move and answer the questions of anyone who has ever been in hospital.

‘This visceral true story was at once so moving that I wanted to put it down and process its contents, but equally so gripping that I couldn’t stop reading. A testament to the author’s inner strength, this is honest storytelling at its finest’ @attitudemag.bsky.social on Richard Hall’s I’m Fine

English-born Tim Bird landed in Finland by accident more than 40 years ago and has been there ever since. His book Happy Land explores why this Nordic land is regularly voted the world’s happiest country. It’s out now

Our Non Fiction Book of the Month for January 2026 is Happy Land: Forty Years in the 'the world's happiest country' by Tim Bird @eyebooks.bsky.social

This uplifting read offers a great January escape and a personal and insightful perspective on Finland from an accidental expat.

Book review: All God’s Creatures by Anthony Gardner Fiona Hook enjoys this thriller and social satire

Here’s the full @churchtimes.bsky.social review of Anthony Gardner’s laugh-out-loud satire All God’s Creatures www.churchtimes.co.uk/articles/202...

‘The jokes flash and scatter like sparks from a firework, with merry sideswipes at pet-inclusive language and a PM desperate for popularity. Each page is studded with one-liners’
@churchtimes.bsky.social on @anthonygardnera.bsky.social’s All God’s Creatures. Full review ⤵️

Here’s the full story about George Harrison and @canaries.co.uk in the Norwich Evening News archive.ph/hge4d#select...

‘George Harrison admits that the unnamed team in his book Season is a fictionalised version of @canaries.co.uk. The 29-year-old said the novel - shortlisted for the Nero Book Award for Debut Fiction - was born out of his own experiences of supporting the Canaries’ (full story ⤵️)

Thank you. We were pleased to see you shortlisted too. You know as well as we do how hard it is for small indies to get a look-in but the exposure is brilliant and we’re grateful to the Nero Book Awards for recognising how much this matters

Can I also just point out there are two small indie publishers shortlisted amongst the big names with their big authors, us and @eyebooks.bsky.social

Massive congratulations to George Harrison, whose debut novel Season is shortlisted today for the #nerobookawards. It’s a warm, gentle tale about fandom and unlikely friendship in the stands of a Premier League football stadium. We’re overjoyed that it’s getting this recognition

Only £1.99 on Kindle this week only. Also reduced on all other ebook platforms www.amazon.co.uk/Low-Road-pri...

The Low Road, @katharineq.bsky.social’s prize-listed historical novel about two impoverished female lovers transported to Australia for petty crimes, is a bargain price this week on ebook. Link in next post ⤵️

Here’s the Daily Mail’s full review of All God’s Creatures

‘This amiable satire has been described as a war on woke, but it’s actually more Waugh, with a posh old-fashioned vibe and beautifully written. The plot’s quite complex but Gardner is wonderful at milieu. Great fun’ The Daily Mail on @anthonygardnera.bsky.social’s ALL GOD’S CREATURES

‘RowanMcCabe is the first and only door-to-door poet. His new memoir, peppered throughout with his warm and delightful poetry, displays the best of human connection and compassion.’ A lovely review from the Poetry Book Society

School counsellor @francesmckendrick.bsky.social turned her experience of talking to troubled teenagers into a gripping novel with a compelling mystery at its core. It’s a major achievement to be so relevant and so entertaining at the same time, as @neilmackay.bsky.social noted in the Herald y’day

And here are more details about Frances’ stunning novel Words Fail Me, highly praised by both Val McDermid and Ian Rankin www.eye-books.com/products/wor...

Here’s @neilmackay.bsky.social’s full interview with @francesmckendrick.bsky.social archive.ph/5ifA3

‘Words Fail Me is essential reading for every parent and anyone who cares about the mental health crisis affecting young people today. It’s not only socially important, it’s a damn good read’ Ace coverage for @francesmckendrick.bsky.social & her debut novel from @neilmackay.bsky.social in the Herald

What was life like for the poor and powerless in the wake of the Napoleonic Wars? In this episode of the Explaining History podcast, @KatharineQ, author of The Low Road, talks about poverty, power and punishment in Georgian Britain podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/p...

The Low Road - Unseen Histories Katharine Quarmby, the author of The Low Road, casts an eye over Georgian England.

To whet your appetite, here’s a beautifully illustrated piece written by @KatharineQ for @unseenhistories.com, giving the historical context for the late Georgian setting of The Low Road www.unseenhistories.com/the-low-road...

Happy publication day to @katharineq.bsky.social, whose novel The Low Road, about two young female lovers transported to Australia for trivial crimes in Georgian times, is out in paperback today. Shortlisted for the New Angle Prize, it’s all the more moving because it’s based on a true story

Happy publication day to @cmkosemen.bsky.social, whose extraordinary book All Tomorrows is officially out today, in the first-ever print edition in English. This has been a long time coming but we hope it has been worth the wait for all the book’s supporters and fans (1/3)

Front cover of the historical novel, The Low Road, by Katharine Quarmby

It’s publication day for The Low Road with @eyebooks.bsky.social, a story about love, friendship and redemption. Based on a true story, it moves from East Anglia, to London to colonial Australia. Available in all good bookshops and libraries.
#sapphicbooks #historicalfiction #empire #TheLowRoad

‘This arresting novel takes pot-shots at pandering politicians, vacuous academics and zealous activists policing a new orthodoxy of supposed tolerance through violent threats. The main strands are brought together with a very clever flourish’ The Tablet on ALL GOD’S CREATURES