Julia Rochester’s first novel, The House at the Edge of the World, is on the long lists for the Baileys Prize for Fiction and the Desmond Elliott Prize.
The House at the Edge of the World, published by Viking (Penguin) is now available in paperback.
The House at the Edge of the World has been placed on the long list for the Desmond Elliott Prize for Fiction 2016, which showcases debut novelists in the UK and Ireland.
The House at the Edge of the World makes the Baileys Prize long list, just in time for the paperback edition – due out 7 April. http://www.womensprizeforfiction.co.uk
Hexham is in the land of my Rochester forebears, so I’m looking forward to talking to Lynn Curtis about The House at the Edge of the World at the Hexham Book Festival on 28 April. Further details