Brit Bennett on Racial Passing and The Vanishing Half
Brit Bennett, author of The Vanishing Half, our Fiction Book of the Month for May, discusses the history of Racial Passing in American fiction and in relation to her novel.
Stuart Turton on His Favourite Terrible Journeys in Fiction
Stuart Turton, author of The Devil and the Dark Water, our Thriller of the Month for May, selects his favourite horrendous journeys in literature.
Tim Tilley on Capturing the Magic of Nature
Tim Tilley, author of Harklights, our Children's Book of the Month for May, explains how important the natural world was to the writing of the book.
Philippe Sands on Unexpected Connections to the Past
Philippe Sands, author of The Ratline, our Non-Fiction Book of the Month for May, discusses letters and artefacts connected to his work.
The Waterstones Round Up: May's Best Books
From page-turning fiction to heavyweight history, we present the finest literature coming your way in May.
The Waterstones Round Up: May's Best Children's Books
There's fantastic books galore for all ages on their way this May.
Greg Buchanan on the Boundary Between Crime Fiction and Horror
The author of Sixteen Horses talks about the narrative spaces where the crime and horror genres meet and overlap.
Walter Iuzzolino on Discovering The Ghost of Frédéric Chopin
Walter Iuzzolino discusses what drew him to Eric Faye's The Ghost of Frédéric Chopin, the third gripping novel in the Walter Presents series.
Anita Sethi on Walking the Backbone of Britain
The author of I Belong Here explains how a traumatic racial assault provided the impetus for a journey of reclamation.
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