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Photographed recipes will feature in Mike Davies’ début cookbook, which has been picked up by Pavilion


HarperFiction launches crime imprint Hemlock Press


Heloise Wood @saltounite


H


arperFiction publisher Julia Wisdom is to lead a new crime imprint,


Hemlock Press, to “intrigue the mind and thrill the senses”, featuring A J Finn and Abigail Dean alongside new voices in mystery fiction.


Hemlock will showcase espionage fiction, literary crime thrillers and historical suspense, with the logo being unveiled at the Frankfurt Book Fair this week. Launching in spring 2024, the list will be led by Wisdom with a newly promoted commissioning team including senior commis- sioning editor Kathryn Cheshire and assistant editor Lizz Burrell.


Pavilion hits the heights with Frank’s Café owner Davies’ cookbook


Press is a curated list for those seeking literary qualit alongside intriguing plots, vividly realised worlds and characters that live with you long aſter the final page. The creation of Hemlock is part of HarperFiction’s aggressive ongoing growth strategy, and will sit alongside the general fiction list.”


Other HarperFiction imprints include HarperVoyager, Magpie and The Borough Press, the last of which will celebrate its 10th anniversary next year. Wisdom said: “I have


JULIA WISDOM WILL LEAD THE NEW HARPERFICTION LIST


Next year’s launch will include hardbacks from bestsellers Finn and Dean, along with Jane Casey and Stig Abell. HarperCollins said it is “already building exciting new talent to publish in 2025”, including Nina Bhadreshwar—acquired in a hotly


T


he chef and owner of Frank’s Café and The Camberwell Arms, Mike Davies, has signed


a deal for his first book, Cooking for People. Pavilion publishing director


Stephanie Milner acquired world all- language rights from Daisy Parente at Lutyens & Rubenstein. Cooking for People will be published in July 2024. Davies started as a chef more


than 15 years ago and worked at The Anchor and Hope and The Canton Arms in London, before co-founding rooftop bar Frank’s Café in Peckham in 2008; it was recently named the best rooftop bar in Europe. He opened award-winning gastropub The Camberwell Arms in 2014. “Cooking for People is the only


contested auction—and Laura McCluskey, whose deal has just been announced at FBF 2023. The imprint launch will be accom- panied by activities including a celebratory part and festival partnerships.


HarperFiction said: “Hemlock


had a very long love affair with crime fiction, historical suspense and thrillers of all kinds.” She added: “It is an area of fiction that offers infinite variet and one that has fostered some remarkable talents. To work across such a broad range of authors, from many different countries, is a privilege and a pleasure, and I am delighted to be drawing them together into a brand new, clearly defined imprint. We at Hemlock Press are hugely looking forward to this next adventure.”


but find the reality of it a challenge, Mike Davies has turned his decades of experience running fast-paced kitchens into advice forplanning, shopping and timing the perfect feast. Like the best seasonal produce, the book starts in summer and every chapter offers four foolproof menus, each with a vegan, vegetarian, fish and meat centre-piece, and all 130 recipes are photographed.” Davies added: “Cooking for people


seasonal cookbook you’ll ever need for eating well and entertaining,” Pavilion said. “Written for enthusi- astic home cooks who love to host


is an act of love, it should be enjoyed. [This book] includes seasonal menus that sit beautifully together, with detailed notes on how to prepare them—in many cases over a few days to spread to the load—and ultimately enables the cook to enjoy their own work with their guests.”


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