Eleanor Wasserberg introduces The Light at the End of the Day
If I invite you over for dinner with my family, be warned, it tends to go like this: we have … Continued
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Sarah Aspinall introduces Diamonds at the Lost and Found
For readers of Hideous Kinky, Dadland and Bad Blood; the astonishing, beguiling story of Sarah Aspinall’s harum scarum childhood, and a love letter to
Valentine by Elizabeth Wetmore
An introduction I have been asked to write a few words about the origins of my debut novel, Valentine. This
Kirstin Innes introduces Scabby Queen
The 30th April would have been publication day for Kirstin Innes fantastic new novel Scabby Queen before the pandemic caused
Mr Atkinson’s Rum Contract
The story of a tangled inheritance I began writing Mr Atkinson’s Rum Contract almost ten years ago, after learning that
Bee Wilson / Greenfeast
In celebration of Nigel Slater’s Greenfeast: autumn, winter publishing this October, we asked some 4th Estate authors to write a few words
Lisa Appignanesi / Greenfeast
In celebration of Nigel Slater’s Greenfeast: autumn, winter publishing this October, we asked some 4th Estate authors to write a few words
Lucy Wood / Greenfeast
In celebration of Nigel Slater’s Greenfeast: autumn, winter publishing this October, we asked some 4th Estate authors to write a few words
Angela Saini / Greenfeast
In celebration of Nigel Slater’s Greenfeast: autumn, winter publishing this October, we asked some 4th Estate authors to write a few words
Laura Whateley / Greenfeast
In celebration of Nigel Slater’s Greenfeast: autumn, winter publishing this October, we asked some 4th Estate authors to write a few words
Allan Jenkins / Greenfeast
In celebration of Nigel Slater’s Greenfeast: autumn, winter publishing this October, we asked some 4th Estate authors to write a
Visiting J.G. Ballard’s House
“Politics for the age of cable TV. Fleeting impressions, an illusion of meaning floating over a sea of undefined emotions.
George RR Martin reviews The Ravenmaster
In Game of Thrones, the Three-Eyed Raven is the keeper of prophecy. Christopher Skaife, Ravenmaster at the Tower of London,
Black History Month: Why We All Need Iconic Literary Characters of Colour. And Why They Don’t Need to be Role Models.
When London-based activists Legally Black put up bus-stop posters of unknown black ‘actors’ featuring in blockbuster movies such as Harry
4thcoming: Christopher Skaife
For centuries, the Tower of London has been home to a group of famous avian residents: the ravens. Each year
4thcoming: Darragh Martin
The 4thcoming series is all about introducing you to our authors. If you’ve ever wondered what your favourite 4th Estate author is