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 JapanFull 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 autumnThe first biography of ‘British Agent’ in Moscow, Sir Robert Bruce Lockhart: new from Elliott & Thompson