Happy New Year from Everyman’s Library. We hope as you get settled into 2025 your TBR pile is piled high with great reads. #books #bookstagram #book #booklover #reading #bookworm

If you’ve recently watched Nickel Boys, the film based on Colson Whitehead’s 2019 novel, then we highly recommend reading The Intuitionist. This masterpiece of speculative fiction sets a thrilling story of political and philosophical intrigue in an unnamed North America.

Happy Birthday to Edward St Aubyn #bornonthisday If you haven’t read the Patrick Melrose novels add them to your 2025 reading pile now!

“Reading is my favourite occupation, when I have leisure for it and books to read.” Agnes Grey Anne Brontë #bornonthisday

This weekend it was the birthday of Virginia Woolf. Which is your favourite Woolf book?

If you binged the 4 episodes of Miss Austen on the BBC you know what to do next? Pick up an Austen. No bibliophiles shelf should be without a copy of Pride and Prejudice.

A must-have for every child's library: two enchanting tales by the best-selling author of 'Northern Lights'. A special hardcover omnibus edition with newly colourised illustrations and a new introduction from Philip Pullman 😍

Could there be a more fitting gift for Valentines day than one of our Pocket Poets? ♥️Discover our full selection of anthologies here penguin.co.uk/series/EVLPP/e…

Toni Morrison #BornOnThisDay

Wishing a very happy birthday to Booker-Prize-winning author Ben Okri, editor of the newly published Everyman's Pocket Classic, African Stories penguin.co.uk/books/461896/a… Here's Ben to introduce this essential collection: #everymanslibrary #benokri #africanstories #africanclassics

Happy publication centenary to Virginia Woolf's luminous Mrs Dalloway. We're deeply proud to publish Contemporary Classics editions of Mrs Dalloway, To The Lighthouse, Orlando, introduced by Jeanette Winterson, and A Room of One's Own, introduced by Merve Emre.

Looking back to our evening last Tuesday, celebrating the publication of African Stories at The Africa Centre. We were thrilled to hear Sir Ben in conversation with legendary publisher Margaret Busby. Thank you to The Africa Centre for hosting this wonderful event!

This week, we've published River Stories, edited by Henry Hughes. From The Wind in the Willows to Huckleberry Finn, Alice Munro's ‘The Found Boat’ and Zadie Smith's ‘The Lazy River,’ these are testament to the power of rivers in the human imagination. buff.ly/Nztc1zp

Elizabeth Bowen was born on this day in Dublin in 1899. The Collected Stories features 79 stories written over the course of four decades and, in his introduction to this edition, John Banville calls her ‘the supreme genius of her time’. buff.ly/i0gj6Xc

Happy Fathers Day, dads! Wishing you a very hip hop happy day of reading and relaxation

On World Refugee Day, we reach for Border Lines, a collection of poems of migration edited by Mihaela Moscaliuc and Michael Waters. These poems from around the world give eloquent voice to the trials, hopes, rewards and losses of migration. buff.ly/IxpYp8T

We're celebrating 25 years of the Bollinger Everyman Wodehouse Prize for Comic Fiction with a special vintage edition. Please welcome Claudia Winkleman, Patrick Grant, Sindhu Vee, Tatty Macleod and, our Chair of Judges, Peter Florence. Vintage Bollinger Prize announced 1st Dec!

This Black History Month, we’re celebrating some of the best loved and most acclaimed Black writers. Where better to start than with Chinua Achebe’s African Trilogy: Things Fall Apart, No Longer at Ease and Arrow of God. #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackClassics buff.ly/BN5tFZ5