Clare Bogen

Reminder: Matthew Rice will be at Blackwell's Manchester in conversation with Andrew McMillan. Details here: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/plastic-ma...

What Am I, A Deer? (Author Collection) | Fitzcarraldo Editions To celebrate the launch of Polly Barton’s What Am I, A Deer?, we are pleased to present the author collection, a series of occasional limited editions. Available exclusively through independent booksh...

🦌We are excited to announce a limited edition of Polly Barton’s debut novel WHAT AM I, A DEER?🦌

This edition is available exclusively through independent bookshops and on our website, with a run of 2,500 copies. Pre-order now: fitzcarraldoeditions.com/books/what-a...

according to google translate, 'bog' is how they say book which I also love, but grateful for -en in my name.

My last name means the book in Danish, I think. I was delighted when I discovered this.

A copy of Joanna Pocock’s Greyhound (Fitzcarraldo Editions, 2025) next to William Least-Heat Moon’s Blue Highways (Picador, 1983) two books of memoir and reportage amidst the less-travelled American landscape.

Together at last. Thank you @fitzcarraldoeds.bsky.social and @joannapocock.bsky.social

Janet Frame’s A State of Siege, in the standard Fitzcarraldo Editions livery: white text on International Klein Blue card

The blurb for the novel, as well as a quote from me: “[Frame's| writing is engaging and idiosyncratic - full of a character that proves that the best way to strike deep with the reader is not to do what everyone else is doing, but to grasp your distinctive vision of the world and hammer it hard." - John Self, The Times

New old Janet Frame coming from Fitzcarraldo Editions in November: her 1966 novel A State of Siege.

Wise words from the chap on the back cover.

Every time people in the uk complain their houses aren’t made for heat I am swift to point out that in fact it’s their streets that aren’t. (We need more trees everywhere!!)

THIS!!!!

Thank you to my mental health support team ❤️

They are gettable imo, not by England but maybe a team who can defend

I think wales will put up more of a fight than England

It is Ernaux!

Oh this is perfect

All the authors I work with have friends…

I spent the other day just looking for more wedding pics, I’m obsessed

It’s relatively cool in Brighton today but he’s a fan of drama.

x2 😊

To be fair I witnessed a lot of people eating fast casual and wearing hoodies at QMUL.

Have to squeeze in that the writer went to Yale.

If you are including books: Pure Colour by Sheila Heti, Childish Literature by Alejandro Zambra (tr Megan McDowell)

They rereleased the mixed up files of Mrs basil e frankweiler, geniuses of children lit

I’m so excited to work on this book - it will be so valuable beyond, reaching into how we all look at the world, our citizenships and our responsibilities
as human beings right now.

ahh thank you Wendy! x

Like on this mortal plane?

Mother close to death in hunger strike for her son’s freedom. Image of Laila Soueif mother of Alaa Abdel Fattah.

Laila Soueif 69-year-old mother of imprisoned Egyptian-British activist Alaa Abdel Fattah is feared to be near death after a long hunger strike. She is risking her life for her son's freedom.

This is awful!!