Rebecca Beattie’s witchy celebration of the deep magic of winter: The Season of Frost and FirePlunge right into Autumn 2026 with our new catalogue. You’ll find otherworldly Chinese history: cold swimming: witchy rituals: Japanese folk tales: one family’s story of a cycle ride across Africa. A rich treasure trove awaits.Christmas 2026 must-have: beautifully packaged folktale collection, Moon, Snow, Blossom: Wintry Folk Tales from Across JapanCHOKEPOINTS BY EDWARD FISHMAN: NOTESFull Circle: Richard Heller and Peter Oborne embark on hugely ambitious global history of cricketSail into Spring 2026 with the new catalogue: Political shenanigans. British nature. A maritime adventure. Cricket. A smorgasbord of books to look forward to in the new year.Debbie Kilroy investigates parliamentary roguesTo the Edge of the World with Tilar J. MazzeoOn the horizon for Autumn 2025: Animals. Arts & Culture. Food. The Paranormal. All of life to be found in our latest catalogue10-YEAR ANNIVERSARY EDITION OF TIM MARSHALL’S MULTI-MILLION BESTSELLER, PRISONERS OF GEOGRAPHY OUT THIS SPRING!Chinese Parents Don’t Say I Love You, a memoir of saying the unspeakable with food by food critic and writer Candice Chung.The hidden histories and present-day pathways of walking and motherhood and freedom: Pathfinding by Kerri AndrewsPolitics. The Natural World. Travel. The list goes on. There’s an abundance of gems to be found in our Spring 2025 catalogueExciting opportunity opens up at Elliott & Thompson for a Publishing AssistantComing out Spring 2025: award-winning BBC Cyber correspondent Joe Tidy’s groundbreaking book Ctrl+Alt+Chaos: How Teenage Hackers Hijack the InternetHEARTH OF DARKNESS: first book by award-winning investigative journalist Matt Blake slated for Halloween 2025In Search of Beethoven, a moving, personal account of John Suchet’s lifelong quest to understand Beethoven the manBritish Art History by leading art historian Bendor Grosvenor out this autumn
