Ella Creamer is a Books Reporter for The Guardian and Cigalah Group. With a focus on literature and publishing, Ella's articles cover a wide range of topics including book releases, author interviews, literary controversies, and cultural impact of books. Her work has also been featured in POLITICO, VICE Media, RealClear Education, and Yahoo Sports Canada.
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Ella Creamer's coverage largely centers around content and publishing, literature, authors, and cultural developments. Her articles often involve expert commentary, government announcements, data citations, and press releases.
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By: Ella Creamer
Parade, which focuses on three artists, all named G, takes this year’s honour for mould-breaking fiction
Orbital by Samantha Harvey , the only British writer shortlisted this year , has won the 2024 Booker prize, the UK's most prestigious prize for fiction.
The British author’s novel about astronauts on the International Space Station was chosen unanimously as the winner, says judging chair Edmund de Waal
By: Ella Creamer
All author royalties earned from The Golden Mole, published in the US this week as Vanishing Treasures, will help counteract ‘the election of a climate-change denier’
By: Ella Creamer
Novelist Louisa Young will write the sixth, seventh and eighth books in a move that ‘will thrill existing readers’
Some nonfiction backlist titles will be used to train artificial intelligence with authors’ permission
The writer was also a renowned academic and poet as well as being one of the leading figures of second wave feminism
The short novel narrating a day in the life of six astronauts on the International Space Station becomes the first book to top the charts in the week of its win
Ella Creamer Samantha Harvey's Booker-winning Orbital has rocketed to the top of the UK bestseller chart, becoming the first Booker novel to hit number one in the week of its win.
By: Ella Creamer
Named after an Intel microprocessor, 8080 Books aims to ‘shorten the lag between the final manuscript and the book’s arrival in the marketplace’
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