Toby Faber Books in Order

Faber explores Antonio Stradivari's craftsmanship through the histories of instruments that passed between musicians, collectors, and dealers. Their journeys across centuries reveal the artistry, obsession, forgery, and commerce behind some of the world's most prized musical objects.

Tracing Fabergé's imperial Easter eggs from their creation for Russia's royal family through revolution and dispersal, Faber follows their changing owners. This history connects elaborate craftsmanship, dynastic privilege, political upheaval, and the ambitions of later collectors.

Laurie Bateman witnesses a fatal accident on the London Underground and becomes convinced it deserves investigation. Her nighttime search for clues draws unknown pursuers, turning curiosity into a threat to her safety and the people close to her.

Drawing on correspondence, board minutes, memos, and memoirs, Faber traces the development of his family's publishing house. The history follows writers, editors, financial pressures, and wartime disruptions while exploring the company's place in twentieth-century literary culture.