The Literary Edit
Lucy Pearson, Beth Brower, Lucy Mangan, Claire Daverley, Joanna Rakoff, Dawn O'Porter, Holly Ringland, Rachel Khoo, larissa pham, Freya BromleyA newsletter for people who love reading—because life's too short for bad books.
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Larissa Pham’s Desert Island Books
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Award-winning book blogger, writer, bibliotherapist, library curator and reading retreat host. Total book bore. Prosecco fiend.
Beth Brower is the author of The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion: Volumes 1-8 (and counting!), The Q, The Queen's Gambit, The Ruby Prince, The Wanderer's Mark, and The Beast of Ten.
Journalist, mostly. Author, a bit
Author of Talking at Night, owner of a spaniel, often found staring at the sea loch outside my window.
Author of the novel A Fortunate Age and the memoir My Salinger Year, now a movie starring Margaret Qualley as me. Next: The Fifth Passenger, a memoir, from Little, Brown.
Sunday Times bestselling author. Cook. Host on Classic FM, Saturdays 12-3. Mum of boys, dogs, cats, and a tortoise. Co-founder of Choose Love. ‘Hungry Eyes' out NOW. I LOVE eating. Did I mention cats?
I wrote The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart, The Seven Skins of Esther Wilding + The House That Joy Built. My new novel, The World Beneath Her Feet, is out September ANZ, March US + CA! The Joy Rise is where I write about creativity, courage + connection.
Best-selling Food writer 📗 Broadcaster 📺 A curious creative✨ The Smallest Restaurant in Paris - A memoir - out now - UK & ANZ.
author of FANTASIAN, POP SONG, and DISCIPLINE
Writing, wandering. Author of The Tidal Year and A Real Piece of Work with a ludicrously capacious TBR pile.
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