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School’s out! Which means one thing – it is now officially the summer holidays! Looking to load-up your Kindle ready for the beach? Whether you are going on a stay-cation or a vacation, Team Bookends […]

Team Bookends have got the eBook bargain for you this May. From a classic by Jill Mansell to Celia Imrie‘s autobiography, there’s something for everyone! Staying at Daisy’s by Jill Mansell The perfect read for […]

Here at Team Bookends we have all your eBook needs covered – and all for 99p each! So Me – Graham Norton Graham Norton, whose impish charm and quick wit has earned him a place […]

Ebook bargains from only 99p! The Letter by Kathryn Hughes Available: 5th – 18th February The #1 EBook Bestseller. Every so often a love story comes along to remind us that sometimes, in our darkest hour, […]

Start 2018 off right with some brilliant bargains.   Winter Solstice by Rosamunde Pilcher Available: 1st – 31st January Elfrida Phipps loves her new life in her pretty Hampshire village. She has a tiny cottage, her […]

Treat yourself this December with these bargainous ebooks!   The Little Lady Agency by Hester Browne iBooks FREE book of the week from 11th-17th December! A hilarious and heartfelt comedy romp! Perfect for fans of Jo […]

To celebrate the Gollancz Festival we’ve slashed our prices on over forty ebooks for one weekend only! That’s right, you’ve got one weekend to take advantage of this incredible offer! Don’t miss your chance to […]

Following on from our publication of Terry Pratchett’s Discworld Colouring Book and the Terry Pratchett’s Discworld Collector’s Edition 2017 Calendar, we have more good news for fans of fantasy’s greatest flat earth: Announcing the illustrated […]

We are thrilled to announce a far-reaching new publishing project for Ursula K. Le Guin. We have acquired UK and Commonwealth Rights to five  significant novels, two short story collections, a volume of selected non-fiction, […]

Gollancz is delighted to welcome guest blogger, Tom Abba to the blog. Tom Abba is a specialist in narrative theory and practice, working within interactive media, and across film and television. Today, Tom shares some insight into The King in Yellow, HBO’s True Detective, digital books and beyond. You can find out more about Tom on his website.

Okay, so here’s the thing. The King in Yellow is either the thematic backbone of HBO’s True Detective,or it’s an incidental device being utilised by the hipster crowd to draw in the weird fiction mob and convince them that this series is worth sticking with. Time will tell which of these is true, but in the words of a noted writer of my acquaintance (hi Nick), rest assured, there is a Dog. It might not be the dog you expected, but it is there and it is barking.

If, like us, you can’t quite believe that tomorrow is March (it is!) we thought we’d take this chance to remind you of our February Digital Deals. This weekend only you can purchase six fantastic […]

Before Christmas we tried a little experiment. Lots of people get eBook readers for Christmas, we thought, and lots of people like our books. What can we do to provide our readers with a bit […]