Poetry Classics: Twentieth-Century Greats
Faber Poetry Classics
Six wonderful collections from Auden, Eliot, Hughes, Plath, Betjeman and Yeats, selected by great contemporary poets including Seamus Heaney. Prominent illustrators and printmakers have provided the striking woodcut cover images and endpapers. More...
Faber Firsts: Landmark Debuts, Classic Designs
Series: Faber Firsts
The covers for these ten republished Faber debuts have been styled by contemporary designers to match classic eras of Faber's design history. Discover from the designers themselves how they set about paying homage to Faber's design legacy. More...
Samuel Beckett: The Complete Works
'Watt' by Samuel Beckett
Samuel Beckett's association with Faber began in 1954 with publication of Waiting for Godot. This year Faber embarks on a grand project - to publish all of Beckett's work, in newly edited editions with introductions from leading Beckett scholars. More...
In a Bloomsbury Square: T. S. Eliot the Publisher
Using original manuscripts, correspondence, artworks and sound recordings drawn from the British Library’s collections, as well as previously unseen material, this exhibition explores the ways in which Eliot nurtured some of the most significant writers of the twentieth century. More
Celebrating 80 Years: Anniversary Publishing Programme
To mark our anniversary as one of the great independent publishing houses, Faber looks back over eight decades of cultural endeavour with an array of events and publications. More
Exclusive Reading Groups Competition: Win a Bag of Faber Books
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Exclusively for reading groups - review any of the Faber Firsts books and, if your review is featured on our website, each participating reading group member will receive a limited edition Faber bag full of books. More
The Faber 80 Quiz: From 1929 to the Present Day
How well do you know the the books and authors that have helped to shape the Faber legacy? We start our Faber 80 Quiz with the 1920s and 1930s, a time when T. S. Eliot and his fellow editors were setting the benchmark. More
Explore the Archive: Faber's Distinguished History
Featuring many of the greatest literary and artistic figures of the twentieth century, Faber has preserved a unique publishing archive. Images and extracts from many of the books, authors and events that have become Faber folklore can now be viewed online. More