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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Lithub features Between The World And Me
EVERYBODY goes mad for Exquisite!
The New York Times salute A Land Without Borders

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Broken Frontier love Angel Catbird 2
The Guardian rave about We Go To The Gallery
The New York Times considers The World In Disarray 

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The BBC are impressed with The World in Disarray
The Huffington Post are inspired by What We Do Now
The Guardian are intrigued by 2084

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This week's publicity includes:

• We Love This Book review Michelle Miller's The Underwriting; 
• The Weightless World dominates the blogosphere;
• The Daily Mail reviews My Brilliant Friend;
• Sara Marshall-Ball talks complex sister relationships in We Love This Book;

Up this week in publicity: so much love for fiction! Not only is Ferrante still a top choice, we also have praise for Isabel Ashdown's Flight as well as titles from World Editions and Orenda. Manga has been in the headlines too this week, as has Les McCann's jazz photogrpahy and a heady doese of booze in the form of Bourbon Empire to go with it. Read more here.

PUBLICITY ALERT!  We're crashing though into May with a massive bulletin for you, including: D.J. Taylor, Mariel Hemingway, J.M Coetzee, Robert Olen Butler and Jenny Lewis. Plus the 2015 Eisener Awards and evermore #ferrantefever. Click here for more.

Publicity this week: Blacklisted from New Internationalist, Hold the Dark by William Giraldi, and D.J Taylor’s Wrote for Luck. Plus Nature’s Nether Regions has been shortlisted for this year’s oddest title award, and World Editions get a special publisher spotlight feature on For Book’s Sake. Read more here

This week in publicity: it’s been a good month for comics; Stars Wars returns to Marvel and is set to be the biggest seller of 2015, while Opus and Massive are chosen as top two Manga of 2014. Plus, Ferrante fandom shows no sign of slowing, and World Edition’s new title Craving is attracting buzz. Read more here…

This month our top title is Wrote for Luck by D.J Taylor. We're also pleased to announced two new titles from World Editions. And for those of you feeling the post-festive gloom, have a look at our anti-January reading list. Read more here....