Kader Abdolah is featured in The Guardian. 
The Daily Mail reviews Willnot.
VICE reviews Boy's Club.

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Ferrante still dominates the charts. 
The Mothers continues to be the most buzz-worthy book around.
The Guardian have a feature on Miss Vera.

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The Daily Mail have a huge feature on Hole in the Heart. 
The Riddlemaster wows key kids book commentators.
The Last Pilot wins Authors Club Best First Novel award.

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Love and Rockets is back with a bang in The Guardian. 
Ta-Nehisi Coates discusses life after Between the World and Me.
The Saturday Times gets the lowdown on Deskbound.

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Maggie Nelson takes over as the most sought-after non-fiction author either side of the Atlantic. 
UK press heats up with the publication of the first issue of Ta-Nehisi Coates' Black Panther.
Our Lady of the Nile was shortlisted for the International DUBLIN Literary Award. 

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13 Ways of Looking at a Fat Girl continues to wow publications across the world. 
Realm of the Damned rakes in huge amounts of coverage.
The Argonauts is firmly established as a book of the year, before its April publication. 

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Ferrante Fever is back with a bang as The Times pick My Brilliant Friend for their March Book Club. 
13 Ways of Looking at a Fat Girl gets a rave review in The Guardian. 
The Complete Wimmen's Comix launched with lots of attention.

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We're all over the end-of-year lists in all sorts of categories. 
Our Star Wars graphic novels are gathering interest ahead of the film's release.
Emma Newman's Planetfall is taking the sci-fi world by storm.

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Ferrante appears on loads of Christmas lits. 
Charles Saatchi's Beyond Belief causes a stir.
Images from DISCO appear in publications around the world.

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My Brilliant Friend has been shortlisted for Waterstone's Book of the Year 2015! 
Last Bus to Coffeeville has been nominated for the 2016 International DUBLIN Literary Award. 
Hamid Ismailov's The Underground continues to wow readers.

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