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🌏 Celebrating translation from across the globe! 🌎

Such a wonderful evening at the Booker Prize with Siân Hughes, author of Pearl. A joyful reminder of why we work with books.

"We shuffled from one classroom to another, knowing that we had to unlearn everything we'd learned. We gossiped, too, and seethed with questions, to which no one could provide answers: Are we free now? Can we go anywhere we wish? Can we listen to Tsoi and Queen openly? Can we buy Levi's jeans? Who is left to lead this country into the future? What is the future?"

The Marsh Agency is hiring! Click the link in our bio for more info 👍

Delighted to join the London Group of Multicultural Writers for their most recent meet up, discussing Kristina Gorcheva-Newberry's novel Between Dog and Wolf!

Are you a bilingual or multilingual writer, translator, editor or journalist? Come and join us this Friday with the London Group of Multilingual Writers, for a meet up with special guest Kristina Gorcheva-Newberry, author of Between Dog and Wolf!

💙🧡 GIVEAWAY 🧡💙

As flooding and storms become increasingly common and devastating to lives around the world, Charleston is emblematic of vast portions of the globe that are likely to be chronically inundated in just a few decades.

Today we publish Between Dog and Wolf, the unforgettable story of four friends in 1980s Moscow, who struggle to survive, to save their friendship and to recover all that has been left behind.

Suzanne Joinson grew up in a 1980s council estate in Crewe, where her parents were followers of The Divine Light Mission cult. This clash of class and counterculture destroyed her family, leaving a legacy of turmoil and poverty.

Throughout The Song of the Whole Wide World: On Grief, Motherhood and Poetry, there are repeated references to water and the ocean.

Continuing to mark #babylossawarenessweek with support resources and information about some incredible charities and organisations who provide baby loss support.

Books on grief to make you feel less alone, recommended by the Indigo team as part of #babylossawarenessweek

During #BabyLossAwarenessWeek, we're thinking about how grief can be expressed, and how valuable creative avenues can be for understanding and sharing experiences of miscarriage, stillbirth, and baby loss.

This year marks the 21st year of Baby Loss Awareness Week in the UK – a week for everyone in the baby loss community and beyond to come together to remember and commemorate much-loved and missed babies.

COVER WARS. One book, several covers. Which do you prefer?

Another unmissable event at The West Kirby Bookshop! We are thrilled that West Kirby will be welcoming Booker Prize longlisted author Siân Hughes to the bookshop next month to discuss her exceptional debut novel, Pearl 🌱

It’s always a pleasure to have authors visit the Indigo offices, but it’s extra special when they’ve travelled all the way from Brazil 🇧🇷

Still clinging to the last of iced-coffee season, with Constance by @joezigmond

As requested by so many lovely people, there are a limited number of signed copies of PEARL and THE PARENTHOOD DILEMMA available now on our website! 💛

What are your Booker Prize shortlist predictions? Let us know! 😍

We’re loving reading all of the Pearl praise! Which has been your favourite review so far?

A full house and major celebration for Banzeiro Òkòtó: The Amazon as the Centre of the World with author Eliane Brum, Octavio Ferraz, @kcl_london, Ali Rocha and @brazilmatters, at @lrbbookshop in London 🧡

What a night! Such a special evening with authors Gina Rushton and Alice Kinsella, talking so brilliantly about the politics of our bodies and the rights we have to keep fighting for.

Published today! Here’s Gina Rushton reading a first extract from her new non-fiction book The Parenthood Dilemma: Decisions in our age of uncertainty.

'This was the project that would not leave me alone.'

COVER WARS. One book, two covers. Which do you prefer?

We’re buzzing for this event with The Feminist Bookshop team!

“The books I edit are about things that have happened, and the guardrails are reality, there is no scope to mess with that. So it’s a really different experience stepping out of that reality and into fiction and knowing that at any point I could add unicorns into this book.”

This long weekend we’re reading the newly published Charleston: On Race, Water and the Coming Storm by Susan Crawford.