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Anuradha Roy’s 2026 UK Book Events | Daunt Books Publishing The critically-acclaimed author will be in the UK promoting her latest books, Called by the Hills: A Home in the Himalaya. Friday 13 March – Parade’s End Books, Kingston-on-Thames Tuesday 17 March – W...

Delighted to be welcoming Anuradha Roy later this week. She'll be speaking about her brilliant memoir CALLED BY THE HILLS in Bath, London, Richmond and Oxford.

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The Beryl Bainbridge Books To Look Out For | Jane & Fi YouTube video by Times News

Excited to see our Beryl Bainbridge's reissues discussed in Times Radio. With thanks to Susie Goldsbrough.
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Anuradha Roy in conversation with Katharine Norbury Buy tickets for the event with Anuradha Roy in conversation with Katharine Norbury at Daunt Books Hampstead from Daunt Books today.

Thu 19 March - DAUNT BOOKS, Hampstead
In conversation with Katharine Norbury
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Anuradha Roy in conversation with Sophie Monaghan-Coombs Buy tickets for the event with Anuradha Roy in conversation with Sophie Monaghan-Coombs at Daunt Books Marylebone from Daunt Books today.

Thu 19 March (3:30pm) - DAUNT BOOKS FESTIVAL, London
In conversation with Sophie Monaghan-Coombs
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In Conversation with Anuradha Roy - 'Called by the Hills' | Events at Waterstones Bookshops | Waterstones Events at Waterstones get you closer to the books and authors you admire most. Find information and tickets about In Conversation with Anuradha Roy - 'Called by the Hills' today.

Tue 17 March - WATERSTONES, Kings Road, London
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Fri 13 March - PARADE'S END BOOKS, Richmond
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Thrilled to welcome Anuradha Roy to the UK in March for a series for events on her memoir CALLED BY THE HILLS: A HOME IN THE HIMALAYA. The captivating story of building a home and a garden on the edge of the Himalayan wilds.
‘A literary and sensory triumph.’ Sunday Post
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False Calm: A Journey Through the Ghost Towns of Patagonia by María Sonia Cristoff | The Crack Magazine To write ‘False Calm’, María Sonia Cristoff returned to her birthplace, Patagonia, two decades after she left it. She wanted to understand why it has a global reputation for being a place of isolation...

With thanks to @thecrackmagazine.bsky.social for these words on FALSE CALM by Maria Sonia Cristoff. Shortlisted for the Edward Stanford Travel Book of the Year.
‘A profound and eerie treasure trove of stories about people living in forgotten places.’
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Jean by Madeleine Dunnigan review – sex and teenage secrets Queer self-discovery drives this powerful coming-of-age debut set in a bohemian 1970s school

A phenomenal review of JEAN by Madeleine Dunnigan in The Guardian.
'This is an impressive and accomplished debut. Jean’s and his story will speak to any reader who is battling to understand themselves as the owner of a queer body in a treacherous world.'

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Jean by Madeleine Dunnigan | The Crack Magazine England. 1976. Jean – a teenage boy – is getting a mild dressing down in the headmaster’s study at Compton Manor. The headmaster is David Larkin, although he insists that the boys – and they’re all bo...

"Thrums with erotic heat but it also casts a wider net to examine notions of loss and self-fulfilment, all done in a language that is lean but carrying enormous weight."
JEAN by Madeleine Dunnigan is out 12 Feb 2026

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Rhythms of mountain time The memory of Majumdar’s writing makes its presence felt in Anuradha Roy’s 'Called by the Hills', even before she is mentioned by the author

Srimoyee Bagchi for the Telegraph India on Anuradha Roy's CALLED BY THE HILLS is a really wonderful review - beautiful, thoughtful articulation of what makes this memoir so special: www.telegraphindia.com/amp/books/rh...

Fatima Bhutto on secrets, lies and surviving coercive control – podcast The Pakistani writer on enduring an abusive relationship in the public eye, and how she broke free

Fatima speaks to Nosheen Iqbal for Guardian's Today in Focus podcast. In this interview, Fatima opens about her story and surviving an abusive relationship.

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Books in Brief: what to read this February From the London streets that brought us Charlie Chaplin to the deep freeze of northern Siberia, here are this month’s short reviews from the magazine

'This is a work of quiet beauty.'
With thanks to Tanuj Kumar for his words on CALLED BY THE HILLS by Anuradha Roy for @prospectmagazine.co.uk

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In Conversation with Anuradha Roy - 'Called by the Hills' | Events at Waterstones Bookshops | Waterstones Events at Waterstones get you closer to the books and authors you admire most. Find information and tickets about In Conversation with Anuradha Roy - 'Called by the Hills' today.

Friends in Bath! Anuradha Roy will be speaking about CALLED BY THE HILLS: A HOME IN THE HIMALAYA on Tue 17 March, 6.30pm.
Book your tickets here⬇️

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Anuradha Roy Buy tickets for the event with Anuradha Roy at Daunt Books Hampstead from Daunt Books today.

Thrilled to welcome Anuradha Roy, author of CALLED BY THE HILLS: A HOME IN THE HIMALAYA at Daunt Books Hampstead on 19 March.
This is the captivating story of building a home and a garden on the edge of the Himalayan wilds.
Ps. More events soon!
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Fatima Bhutto communes with Goya’s drowning dog Are we alone in the universe? Goya’s late, great painting of a dog in distress spoke to Fatima Bhutto at a challenging moment in her life

This is the most beautiful thing you'll read today.
And remember, THE HOUR OF THE WOLF by Fatima Bhutto is out 26 Feb.
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What do you get if you cross the Grimms’ fairytales with an Ann Patchett novel? In The Old Fire by Elisa Shua Dusapin two sisters reunite to clear out their father’s dilapidated house –but then things take a weird turn

DREAM @thetimes.com review from @cecibrowning.bsky.social of Elisa Shua Dusapin's THE OLD FIRE (tr. Aneesa Abbas Higgins) - a pleasure to read. She GETS it!! www.thetimes.com/culture/book...

Sarah Moss: ‘I never liked Wuthering Heights as much as Jane Eyre’ The author on the trouble with the Brönte novels, what she gained from reading John Updike and Martin Amis – and the brilliance of Barbara Pym

Sarah Moss in the @theguardian.com's The Books of My Life: 'All books change my mind, that’s what they are for. Recently @hystericalblkns.bsky.social’s Ordinary Notes altered the way I understand much of the world around me.' www.theguardian.com/books/2026/j...

This July, we publish @ashtonpolitanoff.bsky.social's DAD HAD A BAD DAY. Recently unemployed Ned spirals into an obsession with tennis, putting everything else in his life at risk. Darkly comic, increasingly unhinged, this is a brilliant exploration of sport and masculinity. Cover by Luke Bird.

You all need this thread.

With thanks to West Camel for this brilliant review of THE OLD FIRE, the latest novel by Elisa Shua Dusapin (tr Aneesa Abbas Higgins). Out 29 Jan.
'A major piece of work that deserves repeated rereading to unpack each of its mythic items.'
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Called by the Hills: A Home in the Himalaya | Oxford Literary Festival Anuradha Roy - Called by the Hills: A Home in the Himalaya

So pleased to be able to share that Anuradha Roy, author of CALLED BY THE HILLS: A HOME IN THE HIMALAYA (out Jan 15) will be at the Oxford Literary Festival in March.
'In every way a beautiful book.' Sebastian Faulks
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Five thought-provoking books that will challenge the way you think - Monocle This season, here are the atmospheric reads with which to hunker down as the nights draw in and the frost...

Brilliant to see pre-publication coverage of the beautiful CALLED BY THE HILLS: A HOME IN THE HIMALAYA by Anuradha Roy. Monocle's Alpino newspaper, always so incredibly chic.

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Works of Care: Amina Cain and Lisa Robertson in conversation - Freud Museum London All registrants will receive their link to join via ZOOM. Attendees will also receive access to the recording on the Monday after the event, available to

🚨Calling all UK fans of Amina Cain! Join Amina and Lisa Robertson for this @freudmuseumlondon.bsky.social online event on the theme of keeping house as explored in their novels.
📆Weds 3 December, 6:00pm
🎟️Pay what you can and help raise funds for the museum.
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Coming 23 April 2026

Over The Water: Essays on Islands set around the world

Published by Daunt Originals

"..an interesting and eclectic mix of islands...seen through personal lenses of the authors.."
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The year of Yamazaki starts now.

I can't wait to hear what you think Alex!

Look at them! Our 2025 Team Picture.

Writer's Block With Croatian Writer And Book Coach Lidija Hilje - The Gloss Magazine Croatian writer and book coach Lidija Hilje talks family, home, writing, success and the joy of the library

For all of you who have loved @lidijahilje.bsky.social extraordinary debut SLANTING TOWARDS THE SEA, you can now read online this brilliant feature published in Ireland's The Gloss magazine.
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Our 2026 catalogue is now available on our website and here⬇️
Books by Elisa S Dusapin, Fatima Bhutto, Anuradha Roy, Beryl Bainbridge and a lot more.
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