This very nice CBS Saturday Morning film by Brook Silva-Braga is a great teaser for our forthcoming book Happy Land, in which longtime expat Tim Bird (shown in the film) looks at whether Finland really is the happiest country in the world

Lavishly illustrated with colour and black-&-white photographs and illustrations: A full history of the Royal Film Performance, from its origins to today & covers the history of every performance, including such hits as Gladiator II, James Bond movie Spectre & Chariots of Fire.

Agency author Ian Thornton wrote and presented a new podcast for CANADALAND. The man known as Commander X helped orchestrate some of the most audacious cyber attacks in the world. canadaland.com/podcast/1252-v…

His fourth book "My Year Living Anonymously" is set to be release this year, said he wants people to not judge others and notice that "beauty can be found at shin height." #Hackers #CommanderX #Anonymous

‘Balances a madcap sense of intrigue with added satirical laughs galore. There are plenty of narrative plates to keep spinning here but Anthony Gardner pulls it off with aplomb’ A lovely first review for All God’s Creatures, from The Crack

Nice coverage of Michael Robb's SHELF LIFE in France, in an article about the crisis of reading. books.fr/vers-une-civil…

'Anthony Gardner Gardner won much acclaim for his previous novel ‘Fox’ – a farcical thriller concerning a virulent disease carried by foxes – and ‘All God’s Creatures’ balances a similar madcap sense of intrigue with added satirical laughs galore.'

'Ultimately, Small Earthquakes is a thrilling and vital read. It successfully overturns the notion that South America is a distant, irrelevant place by revealing a shared history that continues to shape both regions today. easterneye.biz/small-earthqua… #SouthernCone #SouthAmerica

My first piece for the Guardian is an account of my night walk through the world’s most haunted forest – Romania’s mysterious Hoia-Baciu. theguardian.com/travel/2025/oc…

‘An uplifting, hilarious, smart and edgy dissection of our bizarre capacity to imagine passing fashions as cornerstone philosophies to live by. A wonderfully enjoyable tonic.’ Irish Examiner on Anthony Gardner’s All God’s Creatures, out this week

‘All God’s Creatures […] is a wonderfully entertaining and engaging, if chastising, judgement on so many of the foolishnesses we indulge and imagine as essential lifestyle choices.’

Thrilled to win Travel Narrative Book of the Year for #SmallEarthquakes at last night’s BGTW: British Guild of Travel Writers awards 🎉 An honour to be up against the brilliant Ash Bhardwaj and Simon Parker 🙌🏽 And thanks to the sponsor Amelia Island, Florida 🥂 #BGTWAwards25

Wonderful to see Anthony Gardner’s book taking up a whole window at Daunt Books, Marylebone!

‘This arresting novel takes pot-shots at pandering politicians, vacuous academics and zealous activists policing a new orthodoxy of supposed tolerance through violent threats. The main strands are brought together with a very clever flourish’ The Tablet on ALL GOD’S CREATURES

Probably the most embarrassing TV moment ever when IT worker #GuyGoma (at the BBC for a job interview) was mistaken for another Guy (an IT journalist) and dragged live on 24 hour news to discuss a complicated legal battle. Airs 22nd November on Channel 5. tvzoneuk.com/post/pr-mostem…

In Wild Pavements, naturalist Amanda Tuke shares her delight in the overlooked and under-appreciated wildlife in our UK cities. Noticing the wild world around you may just change the way you think about our cities for good. Pre-order now! amazon.co.uk/Wild-Pavements…

‘This amiable satire has been described as a war on woke, but it’s actually more Waugh, with a posh old-fashioned vibe and beautifully written. The plot’s quite complex but Gardner is wonderful at milieu. Great fun’ The Daily Mail on Anthony Gardner’s ALL GOD’S CREATURES

Here’s the Daily Mail’s full review of All God’s Creatures

DEBUT FICTION 💙The Expansion Project by Ben Pester 💙Lush by Rochelle Dowden-Lord 💙Season by George Harrison 💙A Family Matter by Claire Lynch

Massive congratulations to George Harrison, whose debut novel Season is shortlisted today for the Nero Book Awards. It’s a warm, gentle tale about fandom and unlikely friendship in the stands of a Premier League football stadium. We’re overjoyed that it’s getting this recognition