Life After Life for Atkinson backlist

Transworld is repackaging Kate Atkinson’s backlist to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the publication of Behind the Scenes at the Museum, as well as the release of her latest novel, A God in Ruins (May, £20). All of Atkinson’s backlist, including the Jackson Brodie series, will be repackaged in a consistent style, designed in-house at Transworld. The new look was inspired by the paperback cover of Life After Life, which was created by Canadian designer Kelly Hill. Continue reading at 'The Bookseller'

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