01/09/2026
⚡️ SEPTEMBER PUBLICATION DAY ⚡️
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Dear readers, it's the first day of spring in the southern hemisphere, and to mark the shift in season Scribe is publishing four enlightening new books. Acclaimed author Laura Elizabeth Woollett brings us ‘Hell Days’, a forensic deep dive into the little-known condition of PMDD. Journalists Cagan Koc and Diederik Baazil bring us ‘The Machine and the Microchip’, an investigation into the war over the world’s most important technology. Historian and broadcaster James Crawford releases ‘The Vanishing Earth’ — a journey into the scarred landscapes of global extraction.
And on the 15th of September, debut novelist Hector MacKenzie will release ‘the long cloud’ — a tender and witty meditation on masculinity, beauty, and mortality.
🩸 Hell Days by Laura Elizabeth Woollett
‘An immaculately researched and thought-provoking book about a disorder that history has failed to understand ...’
Gina Rushton, author of ‘The Most Important Job in the World’
☁️ the long cloud by Hector MacKenzie
(out 15 September)
‘A timely, timeless book about leaving and returning, failure and success, ambivalence and disappearance, things and people left behind.’
Chris Kraus, author of ‘I Love Dick’
🤖 The Machine and the Microchip by Cagan Koc and Diederik Baazil
‘A gripping geopolitical thriller that moves from secret White House meetings to cleanrooms across the world. Sharp, revealing, fast-paced, and packed with insider scoops.’
Laurens Lange, chief editor of RTL News
🌎️ The Vanishing Earth by James Crawford
‘Crawford belongs with other storyteller-explorers — strolling player-writers like Iain Sinclair, Rebecca Solnit, and Robert Macfarlane — who are stretching naturalist observation into incisive cultural inquiry ... Riveting.’
The New York Review of Books
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