Albert Woodfox' Solidarity was reviewed in The New York Times. Shout by Laurie Halse Anderson was also covered in The New York Times , and got a shout-out in Refinery29's March roundup, as well as an interview with Anderson herself on the site.

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Chemistry was reviewed in The Irish Times.
Keeper was reviewed in the Daily Express Saturday Magazine.
Let Me Be Like Water was reviewed in The Daily Mail.

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Anaesthesia was reviewed in The Guardian.
Madam, Where Are Your Mangoes? reviewed in The Times.
The East End In Colour 1960-1980 garnered many rave reviews.

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The first reviews of Jerusalem rave about this epic tome. 
Feeding Time gets a glowing Guardian review.
The press goes mad for Mara Wilson's comeback.

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Alan Moore's epic Jerusalem has landed and the press are taken aback. 
Textbook Amy Krouse Rosenthal is charming readers in the UK.
Mark Havens' Out of Season is the biggest photobook in the press right now.

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The Sunday Times Magazine had a several-page feature on the new Dung Beetle Press books. 
The literary press are still analysing the Neapolitan novels.
The Guardian have a gallery of RAP's Muhammad Ali book.

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The Days of Abandonment is back with a bang. 
A number of authors select our titles in The Guardian's Summer Reads.
The Guardian writes about The Argonauts and Bukowski in a Sundress in light of feminist non-fiction trends.

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The Telegraph review The Riddlemaster. 
The new Iron Man reveal, Riri Williams, is reported across the world. 
The Independent review I'm Thinking of Ending Things.

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Excitement builds for Ferrante's non-fiction collection. 
Black Panther issue #1 is the best-selling comic of the year.
David Foster Wallace's tennis essays are revisited by the literay press.

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Ferrante has been shortlisted for the Man Booker International Prize! 
The Argonauts wows the UK literary press.
Alan Moore's Jerusalem is making headlines all over the place.

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