Toby Faber

What Happened to the Heart? – AURORA

Inspired by a love letter to Earth, AURORA’s fourth album explores humanity’s soul. This stunning clothbound edition features lyrics, photography & her creative journey.

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The Faber Sales department is looking to recruit a Key Account Manager (Maternity Cover) to oversee established trading relationships with high street retailers, supermarkets, and non-traditional bookselling accounts. Apply by 16 November.

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Why is my brain now conjuring auditory hallucinations of Maria Callas singing along to the Disney land ride?

My father was always proud of his ability to turn a heel, learnt in the War, although I think it was too late for the Finns who were originally meant to receive the socks

A stunning performance from #LangLang on
#BBCStrictly this evening!

#MovieWeek doesn't stop here for Lang Lang – his new Piano Book 2 is out next week and packed with music from movies & games alongside classical and contemporary favourites.

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‘There’s a phrase that used to go through my thoughts - the heavy tread of middle age on the family stairs. Moving around the house I sounded more and more like my dad, with an oof in each step.’
The Rest of Our Lives by Ben Markovits, shortlisted for the Booker Prize 2025, is now out in paperback 📚

Huge congratulations to Sarah Hall who has been shortlisted for the @GoldsmithsPrize 2025 for her new novel Helm ✨

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We’re hiring a Senior Publicity Executive with a focus on non-fiction, film and history, and Faber Editions. If you have experience working closely with authors and agents and a track record in delivering impactful campaigns, apply by 28 August.

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William Golding: The Faber Letters reveals the remarkable literary collaboration between a Nobel Prizewinning novelist and his editor of more than forty years.

Edited by Tim Kendall, out in November 2025 and available to pre-order now. www.faber.co.uk/product/9780...

Two Faber Poetry Diaries, one with a Liberty fabric cover and one with a light blue cover.

Are you a stationery addict? You can buy a pair of our ever-popular Poetry Diaries for 2026 at a discount in an exclusive bundle from the Faber Shop.

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We’re hiring a Senior Publicity Executive with a focus on non-fiction, film and history, and Faber Editions. If you have experience working closely with authors and agents and a track record delivering impactful campaigns, apply by 28 August.

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Out now: Radiohead The Piano Songbook (Expanded Edition)

Our refreshed version of this iconic collection features a striking cover design with artwork by Stanley Donwood, plus extra songs including ‘Spectre’, ‘Morning Bell’ & ‘If You Say The Word’.

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Helm by Sarah Hall review – a mighty epic of climate change in slow motion A Cumbrian wind is the central character in this hugely ambitious, millennia-spanning novel, which was 20 years in the making

‘The characters and voices could stand alone, but they flow together into something deep and rich, held together by the Eden Valley, and its Helm.’

A fantastic review for Helm by Sarah Hall over on the Guardian 👇

Thanks very much! I really enjoyed writing it too.

Debbie Wiseman caught up with @prestomusic.bsky.social recently to chat about her new solo piano collection, 'Ten'.

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Has she come across Epic the Musical?

Circe and Song of Achilles

2 excellent appointments

Yes, it is

'The idea of Helm as a kind of narrator, in a very varied, fun way, was what pulled the book together in the end.'

Click the link to read a great interview with Sarah Hall in the Observer about her new novel Helm, out 28 August.

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A poster for Peter and the Wolf, with Peter, the cat and the bird up a red-barked tree, the wolf prowling down below, and the duck on the pond. Text reads: “family concert. Prokofiev Peter and the Wolf, narrator: Tamsin Greig, Saturday 5th July, 3.30 pm, St Martin’s Church, Mortimer Road NW10 5SN. Tickets at www.brentso.org.uk”

Parents! Children! Children of parents! Parents of children!

Brent Symphony Orchestra are playing Peter and the Wolf, narrated by the wonderful Tamsin Greig, at 3.30 pm on Saturday July 5th. Conducted by me. Perfect Saturday afternoon fare. www.ticketsource.co.uk/brentsymphon...

Interested in a career in publishing? Join our latest Inside Faber session on 8 July and meet the Faber Rights team, either online or in person.

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I kept hearing what might have been a good joke about Tantalus, but I could never quite get it

Great thread

Yes. Loved that

Lovely show

'I rarely cry, but I howled. This is a standout novel.' Marian Keyes

Love Forms is the new novel from Claire Adam, where a mother searches for a daughter she left behind a lifetime ago.

Out 19 June: linktr.ee/loveforms 🌸 🌺

Love this

I can't remember now why I started following @tre.radio but it means that I've been getting these two posts (among others) unchanged every day. So now, finally I'm cracking. Is there just the one hat in the office?

My annual wisteria picture through the years: planted in 2002, first shared on Facebook in 2017. Some things really have been getting better