How I’ve Tried to Save the World by Alexei Sayle Comedy legend and lifelong socialist Alexei Sayle delivers a bracing, polemical and absolutely hilarious chronicle of his life on the Left, covering marches, miners and Marxist ideology with wit and infectious passion.
A memoir of his life on the Left, it covers seven decades of social history
Published September 3rd by Orion Books.
Nights Out in the Kitchen by Jay Rayner In his bestselling
on his quarter-century as a restaurant critic and outed himself as not only a professional eater, but someone with a profound understanding of how the very best meals are crafted. Read on sofas and poured over in kitchens, it offered inspiration and permission to roll up our sleeves and start cooking our favourite restaurant dishes at home.
encounter Jay in his kitchen, with another 40 cleverly reverse-engineered recipes, taking inspiration from restaurants and chefs across the
meatballs with braised spaghetti, shaved fennel
cooked tandoori lamb shoulder.
The author’s warmth and love of the restaurant industry and of great home cooking spills off every page of this beautifully written and inspiring cookbook. (Includes colour inset illustrations) Published September 3rd by Penguin Books.
Return to the deep dark wood
This, the eagerly-anticipated
iconic series, brings about a fresh and exciting
much-loved characters and is destined to become a classic. Published September 10th by Pan Macmillan
Let Dem Know by Benjamin Zephaniah A playful, funny and thought-provoking collection from the iconic Benjamin Zephaniah. Poems packed with wisdom and laughter, poems that cherish and challenge our world, poems that delight in our differences and similarities.
introduction to a true original – and inspiration for the young writers, speakers and thinkers of the future, from a poet sorely missed.