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In Irish writer Crossan’s beautifully written first adult novel (after the YA book Being Toffee), a married London lawyer and mother of two has an affair with her client, Connor Mooney, a married ...

Sarah Crossan is a publishing sensation thanks to her bestselling novel 'Here Is the Beehive' A gripping tale of marital infidelity and its life-altering consequences, it's a moving and often ...

Fiona Noble is the Children's & YA Previews Editor of The Bookseller. After a purple patch of prize wins with 2015’s verse novel One, Dubliner Sarah Crossan returns with Moonrise. Fiona Noble reports.

EXCLUSIVE: Golden Globe- and BAFTA-nominated actress and producer Caitriona Balfe, together with Ocean Independent, the production arm of talent agency Emptage Hallett, have secured rights to adapt ...

In a verse novel told through alternating points of view, Crossan (One) and Conaghan (The Bombs That Brought Us Together) introduce teenagers Jess and Nicu, who meet during mandated community service ...

The five women include writers and illustrators of verse novels and Irish language books. Author Deirdre Sullivan and illustrator Karen Vaughan have won the Children’s Book of the Year (CBI) ...

Sarah Crossan speaks to The Bookseller about her historical verse novel, Where the Heart Should Be (Bloomsbury), which has been shortlisted for the YA Book Prize 2025. I’ve always had a deep interest ...

The jigsaw of a repressed wife’s life is pieced together in the story of love triangle with an AI twist Intelligent sex robots may seem like a dream of the future, but that dream is a couple of ...

Author Sarah Crossan made a rallying cry for poetry as she won this year's Carnegie Medal for children's fiction. Her winning novel One, which tells the story of conjoined twins, is written in free ...

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