Blockbusters The Story of the Lost Child and Between the World and Me are well on their way to world domination at this stage. 
Michael W. Clune's Gamelife has been excellently received and excerpted.
The uber-adorable Chi makes an appearance!

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• Chances are, you'll find one of your favourite authors gushing about Ferrante in our massive bumper round-up of love for the Neapolitan Novels.
• The Last Pilot is also taking flight, with praise coming from around the globe.
• Butterfly Fish is another global star,  celebrated in Words of Colour. Have a read of the full bulletin here. 

There’s been A LOT of great press this week, including more praise for Graeber’s Utopia of Rules and a celebrity endorsement for Austerity from New Internationalist. Plus Kinfolk, some exciting news about Alan Moore, and Elmer the Elephant. Read more here…

Up this week in publicity: Axelrod’s Believer, In Certain Circles by Elizabeth Harrower, One Day Young in Hackney by Jenny Lewis, and further press for Art Kane. Plus see which of our books makes its film debut at BFI Flare this March! Read more here…

This week we have some great publicity for the remarkable true crime book This House of Grief by Helen Garner, as well as press for ISIS: Inside the Army of Terror, D.J Taylor’s Wrote for Luck, How to Grow Up by Michelle Tea and much more! Click here to read on…

This week in publicity: David Graeber’s Debt praised by Giles Fraser, Be Stiff on RTE 2fm, Ferrante in discussion on the radio, Bruce Fogle in the Bookseller and a Guardian feature by the author of ISIS: Inside the Army of Terror. Read more here.