Other People's Fun

Brilliant, clever, such a pleasure to read … Her writing is as sharp as a scalpel and her judgement is savage (this is not a criticism) – Marian KeyesThe perfect lesson in backstabbing. Bitchy, sly, and twisty - what a ride – Claire Fuller Chilling, witty and unputdownable - a superb revenge drama that peels away the facades of social media – Lissa EvansI adored this deliciously wicked satire on the narcissistic, entitled and sanctimonious side of elite middle-class life. It’s brilliantly witty and stingingly sharp, with all too recognisable people, places and products tied up in a much sadder if suspenseful story. It reminded me of both Anita Brookner and Saltburn as a tale of what privilege and luck look like to those who feel deprived of it. Other People’s Fun deserves every success – Amanda CraigThe Jane Austen of the Instagram age on brilliant form – Julie Burchill

Harriet Lane has worked as an editor and staff writer at Tatler and the Observer. She has also written for the Guardian, Vogue and the New York Times. She is the author of two other novels, Alys, Always and Her. She lives in North London.