https://www.instagram.com/p/DVZsc6cEjvV/MARCH PUBLICATION DAY
Introducing the March new releases from Scribe — a seductive, Swedish thriller, a gothic tale that tells a Macbeth origin story, the follow-up to Dr Jason Fung's international bestseller, and the collected and annotated lyrics of John Darnielle.
BODY DOUBLE by Hannah Johansson (@www_sauvignon), translated by Kira Josefsson, is a surreal thriller that blurs the lines between lies and truth, between the selves we conceal and the faces we show the world.
‘In the grand tradition of All About Eve and Mulholland Drive and 3 Women, Johansson’s novel is a strange, twisty story about obsession and identity and how easy it can be to lose yourself completely.’
McKayla Coyle, Literary Hub
HAGTALE by Sally O'Reilly, is a hagtale, a dark fable, a fireside story, known to Shakespeare, but unwritten. Until now.
‘This vivid novel features a wolf child, a crazed warlord and a walking forest, conjuring a world where nature is alive and wild, and human nature is cruel and deadly. Giving new life to the old fireside yarn that inspired Shakespeare’s Macbeth.'
Eithne Farry, The Irish Daily Mail
THE HUNGER CODE by Dr. Jason Fung (@drjasonfung), is the follow-up to the multi-million-copy bestseller The Obesity Code.
‘Dr Jason Fung cuts through diet dogma with clear science and calm conviction, showing that hunger isn’t a failure of discipline — it’s a matter of hormones. This is metabolic truth-telling at its finest.’
Benjamin Bikman, PhD, author of Why We Get Sick
THIS YEAR by John Darnielle of (@mountaingoatsmusic), is the collected and annotated lyrics from one of music’s most visionary bards, John Darnielle.
‘An illuminated manuscript. These songs, released from their recordings, stand even more vividly as stories: self-contained, richly coloured, extending their private inks into the wider world.’
Patricia Lockwood, author of Will There Ever Be Another You
MARCH GIVEAWAY
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