Collection: E. S. Drake
E. S. Drake grew up in Bedford, a natural daydreamer as a child, penning poetry by moonlight and escaping into her imagination. She later moved to Bodmin Moor to dwell among the wild things, exploring different genres of writing while building a business teaching archery and survival skills. The darker aspects of her past have been her main motivation for creating flawed and complex characters to encapsulate the pitfalls of humanity, attempting to navigate our vulnerability with humour and compassion.
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Crime Collective: November 2026 Revealed
Rebecca McDonnellThere’s something particularly irresistible about an Autumn crime novel set against a landscape of snow, darkness and long winter nights. For November, we wanted to embrace that atmosphere completely and...
Rebecca McDonnellCrime Collective: November 2026 Revealed
There’s something particularly irresistible about an Autumn crime novel set against a landscape of snow, darkness and long winter nights. For November, we wanted to embrace that atmosphere completely and...
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FELLOWSHIP: November 2026 Revealed
Rebecca McDonnellBlending Slavic mythology and history into a gripping tale of war, magic, sacrifice, and family, John Gwynne has written the perfect book for our Fellowship members, and we knew instantly...
Rebecca McDonnellFELLOWSHIP: November 2026 Revealed
Blending Slavic mythology and history into a gripping tale of war, magic, sacrifice, and family, John Gwynne has written the perfect book for our Fellowship members, and we knew instantly...
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Glass Bell Award - SHORTLIST 2026
Rebecca McDonnellGoldsboro Books is delighted to announce the shortlist for the 2026 Glass Bell Award, celebrating six exceptional novels chosen from a long list of twelve outstanding books. This year's shortlist...
Rebecca McDonnellGlass Bell Award - SHORTLIST 2026
Goldsboro Books is delighted to announce the shortlist for the 2026 Glass Bell Award, celebrating six exceptional novels chosen from a long list of twelve outstanding books. This year's shortlist...
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Fresh Ink: November 2026 Revealed
Rebecca McDonnellWhy We Chose Hope House by Joe Bond for Fresh Ink, November 2026 “A rare, brilliant, generous, bighearted book that mines hope from the darkest and most difficult human experiences.”—...
Rebecca McDonnellFresh Ink: November 2026 Revealed
Why We Chose Hope House by Joe Bond for Fresh Ink, November 2026 “A rare, brilliant, generous, bighearted book that mines hope from the darkest and most difficult human experiences.”—...
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