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Faber is thrilled to have acquired the first children’s book from award-winning author Max Porter in a major three-book deal.
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Michael Amherst, author of The Boyhood of Cain, on some places that inspired his debut novel.
This week, our Faber Poem of the Week is ‘The Saints’, from Who Is Mary Sue?, Sophie Collins's fearless and …
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