London

Few cities in the world can boast a literary heritage to match London's, and Bloomsbury is the city's literary heart. It was here, on Russell Square, that Faber and Faber was established by Geoffrey Faber in 1929, with TS Eliot on its founding editorial board. Today, Faber's headquarters are located in Bloomsbury House, on nearby Great Russell Street.

Faber and Faber remains one of the last of the great independent publishing houses in London, with a list that includes no fewer than twelve Nobel Laureates and six Booker Prize-winners. Faber Academy's London courses take place at these offices - meaning our classes benefit from the close proximity of editors, visiting writers and agents who pass through the doors of Bloomsbury House.