We're delighted that Keio Yoshida's latest book has been shortlisted the 2026 Polari Prize, with the winners announced on November 30.

From sweeping cultural histories and tales of scandal and Shakespeare, November's new releases bring new worlds to explore and stories to inspire.

We speak to historian and author Nira Wickramasinghe ahead of the release of her new book Cinnamon: A History of Taste and Empire, as she opens up about her research process, her childhood connection to the story, and how one spice changed the world.

We're delighted that Laura Elizabeth Woollett, author of Hell Days: Into The Inferno of Hormonal Mood Disorder, will be visiting the UK in October on her book tour.

With appearances in London, Bristol, Manchester, and Sheffield, tickets are available now.

Discover more about the Beatles' creative process and how Steve's background as a professional musician turned academic inspired him to dive into their psychology.

We are delighted to announce that Tessa McWatt's book, The Snag: A Mother, a Forest, and Wild Grief, has been named the 2025 Guyana Prize for Literature Best Book of Non-Fiction.

The new Scribe website, designed by Inkahoots, and all-new branding, designed by David Pearson of Type as Image, and Paul Barnes, have officially been launched!

Henry Rosenbloom tells us the story of how he founded Scribe Publications in 1976, and about his mission as a Publisher that still continues to this day.

An unforgettable new novel from the author of the modern classic I Love Dick — a witty, probing journey into a fractured America, culminating in the investigation of a teenage murder.

Two of the world’s most respected scientists reveal the forces behind the dangerous antiscience movement — and show us how to fight back.