This week we're delighted to spend some time with the magnificent Coco Mellors. Coco's books, Cleopatra and Frankenstein and Blue Sisters have been frequent picks by former You're Booked guests, so it's an absolute treat to welcome her to YB Towers. We talked to her about boxing, being taught by Martin Amis, books about motherhood, her next novel and trying to find the rude bits in The Golden Notebook. Find out more about all the books mentioned by visiting our Bookshop.org store. Order your copy of Daisy's Read Yourself Happy by contacting The Margate Bookshop. Find out more about the Shelter Box Book Club by HEADING HERE.

BOOKS

Daisy Buchanan - Read Yourself Happy

Coco Mellors -Cleopatra and Frankenstein

Coco Mellors - Blue Sisters

Martin Amis - London Fields

Martin Amis - Money

Claire Dederer - Monsters

James Baldwin - The Paris Review Interviews: Vol. 2

Ursula Parrot - Ex Wife

Doris Lessing - Golden Notebook

Doris Lessing - Martha Quest

Rosamond Lehmann - Invitation to the Waltz

George Eliot - Middlemarch

Karl Ove Knausgård - My Struggle

Sally Rooney - Intermezzo

Nancy Mitford - The Pursuit of Love

Mary Oliver - New and Selected Poems

Daisy Buchanan - Limelight

Bernadine Evaristo - Mr Loverman

Ada Calhoun - Why We Cant Sleep

Nell Frizzell - Panic Years

Lindsay Nicholson - Perfect Bound

Leslie Jamison - Splinters

Caroline O'Donoghue - The Rachel Incident

Martin Amis - Inside Story

AA Gill - Pour Me

Tessa Hadley - The Past

Enid Blyton - Mallory Towers

Juhea Kim - Beasts of a Little Land

Juhea Kim - City of Night Birds

Joyce Carol Oates - On Boxing

Ballet Shoes

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To celebrate the release of Daisy's new book Read Yourself Happy (out now!), here's a very special conversation with a returning champion. Daisy was interviewed by the great Nina Stibbe at Ink@84 in North London in front of a packed audience. There's lots of chat about books that bring you joy, the fear and ecstasy of reviews, book club horror stories and Nina's legendary pony story. Find out more about all the books mentioned by visiting our Bookshop.org store. Order your copy of Daisy's Read Yourself Happy by contacting The Margate Bookshop and visit DK RED to find out about her live dates.

BOOKS

Daisy Buchanan - Read Yourself Happy

Nina Stibbe - Went to London Took The Dog

The Pound Project

Elizabeth Jane Howard - The Cazalet Chronicles

Daisy Buchanan - Insatiable

Lili Anolik - Didion and Babitz

Eve Babitz - Eve's Hollywood

Pandora Sykes - What Writer's Read

Jean George - My Side of the Mountain

Rebecca F Kuang - Babel

Charles Dickens - Bleak House

The Beano Annual

Lizzy Stewart - Alison

Joff Winterheart - Days of the Bagnold Summer

Diana Henry - How To Eat a Peach

Bee Wilson - Consider the Fork

Laurie Colwin - Happy All the Time

Laurie Colwin - Home Cooking

Laurie Colwin - More Home Cooking

Bonnie Garmus - Lessons in Chemistry

Claire Tomalin - Charles Dickens

Anthony Trollope - Can You Forgive Her

Monica Dickens - My Turn To Make the Tea

Nina Hamnet - Laughing Torso

Barbara Comyns - Our Spoons Came From Woolworths

Catherine Newman - Sandwich

Catherine Newman - We All Want Impossible Things

Elspeth Barker - Notes From the Hen House

Jilly Cooper - Between the Covers

Patricia Lockwood - No One Is Talking About This

Patricia Lockwood - Priestdaddy

Nina Stibbe - Love Nina

Lauren Bravo - What Would the Spice Girls Do

Daisy Buchanan - How To Be a Grown Up

Daisy Buchanan - Careering

Daisy Buchanan - Limelight

Daisy Buchanan - Pity Party

Daisy Buchanan - The Sisterhood

Roger Lewis - Erotic Vagrancy

Deborah Moggach - Best Exotic Marigold Hotel

David Seabrook - All the Devils are Here

Danielle Steele - Joy

Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner - Freakonomics

Barbara Pym - Excellent Women

Noel Streatfeiled - Ballet Shoes

Fern Brady - Strong Female Character

Katherine May - Electricity of Every Living Thing

Katherine May - Wintering

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As a treat, we're resharing one of our most beloved and popular archive episodes from 2023. Author, book aficionado and YB favourite Sarra Manning joined us to help us with our reading resolutions. Featuring Kindle hacks, reading slump fixes, cosy reads and a whole slew of books to look forward to in the new year! Discover the books you'll be snapping up, a few tips to get you back on the reading path if you've strayed and some excellent advice for those struggling with the classics. Find out more about the books mentioned on the episode by visiting our bookshop.org shop.

BOOKS

Dale Shaw - Help! I Think My Baby Brother is Henry the Eighth!

Daisy Buchanan - Careering

Daisy Buchanan - Insatiable

Daisy Buchanan - How to be a Grown Up

Daisy Buchanan - The Sisterhood

Sarra Manning - Unsticky

Sarra Manning - London With Love

Charles Dickens - Bleak House

Leo Tolstoy - Anna Karenina

George Eliot - Middlemarch

Hannah Dolby - No Life For a Lady

Bonnie Garmus - Lessons in Chemistry

Noel Streatfeild - Ballet Shoes

Tina Brown - Palace Papers

Kate Sawyer - This Family

Kate Sawyer - The Stranding

Various - Marple: 12 New Stories

JD Salinger: For Esme With Love and Squalor

Sylvia Plath - Johnny Panic and the Bible of Dreams

F Scott Fitzgerald - Diamond as Big as the Ritz

Dorothy Parker - Collected Stories

Various - Furies

Danielle Evans - The Office of Historical Corrections

Danielle Evans - Before You Suffocate Your Own Fool Self

Lucia Berlin - Manuel For Cleaning Women

Penelope Mortimer - Saturday Lunch with the Brownings

Jilly Cooper - Rivals

Noel Streatfeild - Gemma

Sarra Manning - The Rise and Fall of Becky Sharp

Sarra Manning - Rescue Me

James Reeves - The Critical Sense

Sarra Manning - Guitar Girl

Marian Keyes - Rachel's Holiday

Holly Bourne - Pretending

Milly Johnson - Together Again

Marian Keyes - Again Rachel

Elizabeth Gilbert - Big Magic

Anne Lamott - Bird By Bird

Catherine Newman - We All Want Impossible Things

Jojo Moyes - Someone Else's Shoes

Eva Rice - This Could Be Everything

Curtis Sittenfeld - Romantic Comedy

Katherine Heiny - Games and Rituals

Katherine Heiny - Standard Deviation

Katherine Heiny - Single Carefree Mellow

Lauren Bravo - Preloved

Emily Henry - Happy Place

Bella Mackie - How To Kill Your Family

Katy Brent - How To Kill Men and Get Away With It

Alice Slater - Death of a Bookseller

Rebecca F Kuang - Yellowface

Jennifer Saint - Atalanta

Costanza Casati - Clytemnestra

Katherine Bradley - The Sisterhood

Isabelle Schuler - Lady Macbethad

Eleanor Catton - Birnam Wood

Niamh Hargan - The Break-Up Clause

Sophie Irwin - A Lady's Guide to Scandal

Sarra Manning - The Man of Her Dreams

Cesca Major - Maybe Next Time

Lucy Vine - Seven Exes

Nina Stibbe - Went to London, Took the Dog

Nina Stibbe - Love, Nina

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Christmas has come early! And do we have a festive treat for you! It's a funny, thrilling and thorough chat with returning champ Helen Lederer! We visited Helen's home back in 2019, but now she's coming to us, visiting the prestigious Margate Bookie book festival in front of an ecstatic audience. We talked to her about her legendary comedy career (including the people she got off with), the game-changing Comedy Women in Print Prize that she instigated, her hilarious books Losing It and Not That I'm Bitter, the mindbending experience that was Celebrity Big Brother and almost getting a tattoo. Find out more about all the books mentioned by visiting our Bookshop.org store. Preorder your copy of Daisy's Read Yourself Happy by contacting The Margate Bookshop and visit Daisy's Substack to find out about her live dates.

BOOKS

Daisy Buchanan - Read Yourself Happy

Helen Lederer - Not That I'm Bitter

Helen Lederer - Losing It

Carrie Fisher - Wishful Drinking

Anthony Trollope - Can You Forgive Her?

Daisy Buchanan - Insatiable

Daisy Buchanan - Pity Party

Miranda July - All Fours

Sue Townsend - Secret Diary of Adrian Mole

John Betjeman - Collected Poems

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It's our season finale! And we are spending it with an absolute legend. Miranda Sawyer is a brilliant and inspirational journalist, broadcaster and author. She started her career at the iconic Smash Hits and has since worked for practically every major newspaper and magazine including The Face, Select, The Guardian, The Observer and Vogue. She's the author of the books Park and Ride, Out of Time and her latest Uncommon People: Britpop and Beyond in 20 Songs. We talked to Miranda about the women of Britpop, the genius of Smash Hits, corresponding with Joan Didion and getting off with Grace Jones. Find out more about all the books mentioned by visiting our Bookshop.org store. Preorder your copy of Daisy's Read Yourself Happy by contacting The Margate Bookshop and visit Daisy's Substack to find out about her live dates. The episode is sponsored by Serious Readers. To get £100 off your HD Serious Readers reading lamp (and free delivery), visit seriousreaders.com/booked and use the code: BOOKED at checkout.

BOOKS

Daisy Buchanan - Pity Party

Daisy Buchanan - Read Yourself Happy

Miranda Sawyer - Uncommon People

Miranda Sawyer - Out of Time

Holly Bourne - So Thrilled For You

Viv Albertine - Clothes, Music, Boys

Agatha Christie - And Then There Were None

Ian Fleming - Casino Royale

Raymond Chandler - The Long Goodbye

Truman Capote - In Cold Blood

Tom Wolfe - The Kandy-Kolored Tangerine-Flake Streamline Baby

Hunter S Thompson - Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

Lili Anolik - Didion and Babitz

Eve Babitz - Eve's Hollywood

Joan Didion - Slouching Towards Bethlehem

Jessica Stanley - Consider Yourself Kissed

Lily Allen - My Thoughts Exactly

Jude Rogers - The Sound of Being Human

Sylvia Patterson - I'm Not With the Band

Miki Berenyi - Fingers Crossed

Vivien Goldman - Rebel Musix, Scribe on a Vibe: Frontline Adventures Linking Punk, Reggae, Afrobeat and Jazz

Michael Cragg - Reach For the Stars

Craig Brown - One Two Three Four: The Beatles in Time

Eva Rice - This Could Be Everything

Oliver Burkeman - Meditations For Mortals

Oliver Burkeman - Four Thousand Weeks

Patrick Freyne - Ok Lets Do Your Stupid Idea

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Get ready for a really fun, warm and refreshing chat with one of our favourite authors, the brilliant Amanda Prowse! Amanda is an Internationally bestselling author of novels, non-fiction books and short stories, whose books have been published worldwide in dozens of languages. Her chart topping titles include What Have I Done?, Perfect Daughter, My Husband’s Wife, The Girl in the Corner and her latest is the wonderful Swimming to Lundy. We talked to her about magic, library love, literary Christmas gift ideas, the joy of annuals and the genius of Maeve Binchy. Find out more about all the books mentioned by visiting our Bookshop.org store. Preorder your copy of Daisy's Read Yourself Happy by contacting The Margate Bookshop and visit Daisy's Substack to find out about her live dates. The episode is sponsored by Serious Readers. To get £100 off your HD Serious Readers reading lamp (and free delivery), visit seriousreaders.com/booked and use the code: BOOKED at checkout.

BOOKS

Daisy Buchanan - Pity Party

Daisy Buchanan - Read Yourself Happy

Amanda Prowse - Swimming to Lundy

Colleen McCullough - The Thorn Birds

The Bunty Annual

The Mandy Annual

The Beano Annual

Jackie - 60 Years of Magic

Jill Mansell - Promise Me

Katie Hickman - She-Merchants, Buccaneers and Gentlewomen: British Women in India

Clarissa Pinkola Estes - Women Who Run With the Wolves

Armistead Maupin - Tales of the City

Jane Austen - Pride and Prejudice

Dorothy Whipple - High Wages

Persephone Books

Louise Bagshawe - Career Girls

Shirley Conran - Lace

Danielle Steele - Palazzo

VC Andrews - Flowers in the Attic

Jilly Cooper - Rivals

Jilly Cooper - Polo

Jilly Cooper - Between the Covers

Rufi Thorpe - Margot's Got Money Troubles

Callum Robinson - Ingrained

Carol Ann Duffy - Three Wise Men

Chapter 34 Books

Dr Seuss - Oh The Places You'll Go

Cathy Rentzenbrink - How To Feel Better

Nigella Lawson - Nigella Christmas

Diana Henry - Simple

Nigel Slater - A Thousand Feasts

Jane Austen - Persuasion

Thomas Hardy - Collected Poems

Jane Austen - Sense and Sensibility

Charles Dickens - Bleak House

Thomas Hardy - Far From the Madding Crowd

Maeve Binchy - Evening Class

Stephenie Meyer - Twilight

Joyce Lankester Brisley - Milly Molly Mandy

Joyce Lankester Brisley - Marigold in Godmother's House

Holly Bourne - So Thrilled For You

Holly Bourne - You Could Be So Pretty

Lemony Snicket - A Series of Unfortunate Events

Daniel Handler - And Then? And Then? What Else?: A Writer's Life

Bruce Omar Yates - The Muslim Cowboy

Shelby Van Pelt - Remarkably Bright Creatures

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This week we are welcoming podcast, comedy and writerly royalty to the show. It's the amazing Cariad Lloyd! Cariad is the host of the podcasts Weirdos Book Club, alongside former guest Sara Pascoe, and the award-winning Griefcast, plus a book based on the podcast You Are Not Alone. She is an actor, comedian and improviser and has just released her first children's book The Christmas Wish-tastrophe (plus another one soon - revealed exclusively during the show!) We talked to her about helpful reading habits, the importance of a great booklight, good books about grief and a surprising literary obsession (with a former guest). Find out more about all the books mentioned by visiting our Bookshop.org store. Preorder your copy of Daisy's Read Yourself Happy by contacting The Margate Bookshop and visit Daisy's Substack to find out about her live dates. The episode is sponsored by Serious Readers. To get £100 off your HD Serious Readers reading lamp (and free delivery), visit seriousreaders.com/booked and use the code: BOOKED at checkout.

BOOKS

Daisy Buchanan - Read Yourself Happy

Daisy Buchanan - Pity Party

Cariad Lloyd - You Are Not Alone

Cariad Lloyd - The Christmas Wishtastrophe

Lili Anolik - Didion and Babitz

JRR Tolkien - Lord of the Rings

JRR Tolkien - The Hobbit

Brian Jacques - Mossflower

Noel Streatfeild - Ballet Shoes

AA Milne - Winnie the Pooh

Brothers Grimm - Fairy Tales

Lynne Reid Banks - Fairy Rebel

Anne Fine - Diary of a Killer Cat

Terry Pratchett - Colour of Magic

Tove Jansson - Tales from Moominvalley

Astrid Lindgren - Pippi Longstocking

Nadia Shireen - Grimwood

Nadia Shireen - Billy and the Beast

Nadia Shireen - Bumblebear

Douglas Adams - Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy

JK Rowling - Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

Jill Murphy - Worst Witch

Philip Pullman - Northern Lights

Jeffrey Archer - As the Crow Flies

Roger Lewis - Erotic Vagrancy

Lucy Ellmann - Ducks Newburyport

George Saunders - Lincoln in the Bardo

George Saunders - Swim in the Pond in the Rain

Guadalupe Nettel - Still Born

Madeline Linford - Out of the Window

Tessa Hadley - Free Love

Joe Heap - Rules of Seeing

Hilary Mantel - Mirror and the Light

Charles Darwin - Bleak House

George Eliot - Middlemarch

Gabrielle Zevin - Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow

Hanya Yanagihara - A Little Life

Douglas Stuart - Young Mungo

John Ransom - The Whale Tattoo

John Ransom - The Gallopers

Cariad Lloyd - Where Did She Go

Tom Percival - Ruby's Worry

Tom Percival - Meesha Makes Friends

Tom Percival - Perfectly Norman

Julia Donaldson - Paper Dolls

Oliver Jeffers - Heart and the Bottle

Frances Hodgson Burnett - Secret Garden

Nikki May - This Motherless Land

Jane Austen - Mansfield Park

Nikki May - Wahala

Ann Patchett - Tom Lake

Ann Patchett - Bel Canto

Octavia Butler - Kindred

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This week we're delighted to bring you this delicious and delectable conversation with the amazing Rukmini Iyer! Rukmini is the visionary behind the multi-million-selling Roasting Tin series of cookbooks with the latest being the Green Roasting Tin. She is also a voracious and wide-ranging reader. We talked to her about Jilly Cooper, early, eye-popping reads, life-changing food writing and she reveals her secret, and surprising passion. Find out more about all the books mentioned by visiting our Bookshop.org store. Order your copy of The Book Lovers Journal HERE. Find out more about Daisy's Read Yourself Happy retreat at Aweventurer.com/daisy. The episode is sponsored by Serious Readers. To get £100 off your HD Serious Readers reading lamp (and free delivery), visit seriousreaders.com/booked and use the code: BOOKED at checkout.

BOOKS

Daisy Buchanan - Pity Party

Rukmini Iyer - The Roasting Tin

Rukmini Iyer - The Green Roasting Tin

Miye Lee - Dallergut Dream Department Store

Gabrielle Zevin - Storied Life of AJ Fikry

Gabrielle Zevin - Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow

TS Eliot - Waste Land Facsimile

Much Ado Bookshop

Taffy Brodesser-Akner - Fleishman is in Trouble

Robert Lowell - Imitations

Homer (Trans: Emily Wilson) - Odyssey

Donna Tartt - The Secret History

Roberto Bolano - 2666

Paul Beatty - The Sellout

Philip Pullman - Northern Lights

Francesa Segal - Welcome to Glorious Tuga

Jilly Cooper - Rivals

John Lanchester - The Debt To Pleasure

MFK Fisher - Gastronomical Me

Bee Wilson - Consider the Fork

Bee Wilson - The Way We Eat Now

Tim Spector - Food For Life

Chris van Tulleken - Ultra Processed People

Sanjana Modha - Sanjana Feasts

Lucy Mangan - Bookworm

Eve Garnett - Family At One End Street

David Niven - Moon's a Balloon

Caitlin Moran - How To Be a Woman

Stewart Granger - Sparks Fly Up

Roger Lewis - Erotic Vagrancy

Kate Andersen Brower - Elizabeth Taylor

Stefan Zweig - Beware of Pity

Various - Book Lovers Journal 2025

Noel Streatfeild - Saplings

Noel Streatfeild - Ballet Shoes

Bonnie Garmus - Lessons in Chemistry

Noel Streatfeild - A Vicarage Family

Dodie Smith - I Capture the Castle

Lizzy Stewart - Alison

Jane Oliver - Business as Usual

Dorothy Whipple - High Wages

Min Jin Lee - Free Food for Millionaires

Min Jin Lee - Pachinko

Laurie colwin - Home Cooking

Laurie Colwin - More Home Cooking

Laurie Colwin - Happy all the Time

India Knight - Darling

Nancy Mitford - Pursuit of Love

Rukmini Iyer - Quick Roasting Tin

Rukmini Iyer - Green Barbecue

Time Life Editors - Patisserie

Helen Fielding - Bridget Jones's Diary

Rukmini Iyer - Sweet Roasting Tin

Bee Wilson - Swindled

Rukmini Iyer - Roasting Tin Around the World

Ruby Tandoh - Cook as You Are

Ruby Tandoh - Eat Up

Diana Vreeland - DV

Diana Vreeland - Memos

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This week we welcome another publishing legend onto the podcast. It's the amazing Liane Moriarty! Liane has sold over 20 million books worldwide and her novels have been translated into forty languages. Her blockbusters Big Little Lies, Apples Never Fall and Nine Perfect Strangers have been adapted into hugely successful TV shows. Her latest novel is the gripping, mysterious Here One Moment. We talked to her about her fellow novelist sisters, extended literary universes, the first book to make her cry and a particularly disturbing sex scene from Jaws. Find out more about all the books mentioned by visiting our Bookshop.org store. Order your copy of The Book Lovers Journal HERE. Preorder your copy of Daisy's Read Yourself Happy by contacting The Margate Bookshop and find out about Daisy's Creative Confidence Clinic writing course at Daisy's Substack.

BOOKS

Daisy Buchanan - Read Yourself Happy

Liane Moriarty - Nine Perfect Strangers

Liane Moriarty - Big Little Lies

Liane Moriarty - Here One Moment

Anna Quindlen - After Annie

Barbara Comyns - Our Spoons Came From Woolworths

Ethel Turner - Seven Little Australians

PL Travers - Mary Poppins

Peter Benchley - Jaws

Michael Coleman - One, Two, Three, Oops! 

LM Montgomery - Anne of Green Gables

LM Montgomery - Emily of New Moon

Joanna Trollope - The Choir

Alice Winn - In Memoriam

Rebecca Makkai - Great Believers

Hanya Yanagihara - A Little Life

Catherine Newman - Sandwich

Maeve Binchy - Light a Penny Candle

Michelle Gallen - Factory Girls

Claire Lombardo - Same as it Ever Was

Claire Lombardo - Most Fun We Ever Had

Anne Tyler - Accidental Tourist

Shelia Heti - Motherhood

Ottessa Moshfegh - My Year of Rest and Relaxation

Daisy Buchanan - Insatiable

Karen Joy Fowler - Booth

Mary Wesley - A Sensible Life

Mary Wesley - Camomile Lawn

Daisy Buchanan - Careering

Daisy Buchanan - Pity Party

Lizzy Stewart - Alison

Barbara Trapido - Noah's Ark

Barbara Trapido - Traveling Hornplayer

Barbara Trapido - Brother of the More Famous Jack

Marian Keyes - My Favourite Mistake

Marian Keyes - Rachels Holiday

Marian Keyes - Again Rachel

Marian Keyes - Anybody Out There

Nicola Moriarty - You Need To Know

Jaclyn Moriarty - Gravity is the Thing

Jane Austen - Pride and Prejudice

Kate Atkinson - Life After Life

Audrey Niffenegger - Time Traveler's Wife

Dorothy Whipple - High Wages

Barbara Pym - Excellent Women

Nina Stibbe - Love Nina

Jane Harper - The Dry

Sally Hepworth - The Family Next Door

Patricia Highsmith - Strangers on a Train

Patricia Highsmith - Diaries

Katherine Heiny - Standard Deviation

Lionel Shriver - We Need To Talk About Kevin

Sally Rooney - Intermezzo

Emma Forrest - Father Figure

Matt Haig - Midnight Library

Cesca Major - Maybe Next Time

Bella Mackie - What a Way to Go

Mary Beth Keane - The Half Moon

Mary Lawson - Crow Lake

Elizabeth Berg - Say When

Jo Jo Moyes - Someone Else's Shoes

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This week on the podcast we're entertaining one of our favourite writers and one of our favourite people. The brilliant Holly Williams! Holly is a journalist and author who writes about books and theatre for everyone from The Observer to the New York Times and is the author of two fantastic novels, What Time is Love and The Start of Something. We traveled to Holly's wonderful Sheffield home and talked to her about the Tolstoy family dynasty, cosy planning. life lessons from Marian Keyes, generating a poetry habit and books so engrossing you miss your train connection. Find out more about all the books mentioned by visiting our Bookshop.org store. Order your copy of The Book Lovers Journal HERE. Preorder your copy of Daisy's new book Read Yourself Happy.

BOOKS

Holly Williams - What Time is Love

Holly Williams - Start of Something

Leo Tolstoy - War and Peace

Holly Williams - Living With Leo

Ali Smith - Winter

Ali Smith - How To Be Both

Zadie Smith - On Beauty

Ted Hughes - Selected Poems

Seamus Heaney - Selected Poems

Paul Muldoon - Selected Poems

Don Paterson - Selected Poems

Julia Cameron - Artist's Way

Ocean Vuong - Time is a Mother

Ocean Vuong - On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous

Helen Mort - Illustrated Woman

Hannah Sullivan - Three Poems

Sharon Olds - Stag's Leap

Ross Gay - The Book of Delights

JB Priestly - Delight

RC Sherriff - Fortnight in September

Lauren Bravo - Preloved

Claire Keegan - Small Things Like These

Claire Keegan - So Late in the Day

Daisy Buchanan - Limelight

Bernadine Evaristo - Girl Woman Other

Katherine Heiny - Games and Rituals

Katherine Heiny - Single, Carefree, Mellow

Katherine Heiny - Standard Deviation

Katherine Heiny - Early Morning Riser

Emily Bronte - Wuthering Heights

Charlotte Bronte - Jane Eyre

Marian Keyes - This Charming Man

Marian Keyes - Again Rachel

Marian Keyes - Rachel's Holiday

Celia Paul - Self-Portrait

Gary Shteyngart - Super Sad True Love Story

Daisy Buchanan - Careering

Arthur Schnitzler - La Ronde

Victoria Wood - Chunky

Jesse Armstrong - Succession scripts

JB Priestly - An Inspector Calls

Christopher Marlowe - Doctor Faustus

Timberlake Wertenbaker - The Love of the Nightingale

Timberlake Wertenbaker - Our Country's Good

Peter Barnes - The Ruling Class

Virginia Woolf - Mrs Dalloway

Virginia Woolf - Diaries

Virginia Woolf - Letters

Charles Dickens - Bleak House

Various - Weird Walk

Jilly Cooper - Riders

Kathryn Scanlan - Kick the Latch

Rita Bullwinkel - Headshot

Ottessa Moshfegh - Lapvona

Jen Calleja - Vehicle

Akwaeke Emezi - You Made a Fool of Death With Your Beauty

Lizzy Stewart - Alison 

Adrian Tomine - New York Drawings

Ella Frears - Goodlord

Philip Pullman - Book of Dust

Philip Pullman - Northern Lights

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