The Jewish Journey tells the 4000-year history of the Jewish people through 22 little-known treasures from the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, brought together here for the first time.Spanning 14 countries from Ancient Mesopotamia to modern Europe, this ground-breaking book brings Jewish history into the mainstream of one of the greatest and oldest public galleries in the world, highlighting objects that have been hidden in plain view until now.

Kuwait-born, London-based Haddad has been named the 2017 winner of the
Polari First Book Prize for his novel Guapa (Europa Editions UK).

Saleem Haddad has been awarded the Polari First Book Prize 2017 at a ceremony held in London’s Southbank Centre on October 13 as part of the London Literature Festival. 

The MILD group CEO Susie Nicklin has today announced the launch of a new publishing house - The Indigo Press - as the latest addition to a portfolio of book businesses

2017 judges to include Saatchi Gallery CEO Nigel Hurst, Grammy Award winning Mark Stent, activist and Data Editor (Guardian US) Mona Chalabi, and Accurat co-founder Giorgia Lupi  

The outstanding works longlisted in eight categories are now available to view online.

As the number one bestselling author is set to appear on BBC1’s Who do You Think You Are?

Dr John Cooper Clarke, Kate Tempest, Hollie McNish and Simon Armitage line up alongside a host of poets and spoken-word artists ready to enjoy, discover and share poetry

12 BBC regions engage 12 poets to celebrate England’s neglected local words – in verse

MEDIA RELEASE |  0.01 BST on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2017

US$75,000 Cundill History Prize reveals longlist that stretches the globe

Submissions close and online showcase of all entries in the 2017 Kantar Information is Beautiful Awards now live

The winners of the Forward Prizes for Poetry 2017 were announced at the Royal Festival Hall tonight, with Sinéad Morrissey winning the £10,000 prize for Best Collection for On Balance.