The Invented Part won the 2018 Best Translated Book Award for Fiction. 
Facts and Fears was featured on both BBC Radio 4's Today Show and BBC World Service's Newshour.
Trump / Russia was featured on The Guardian US.

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A number of our titles have been chosen as finalists for the 2018 Best Translated Book Awards.
The Despair of Monkeys and Other Trifles was featured in PopMatters.
Luisa: Now and Then was reviewed in the Library Journal.

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A feature in the Hollywood Reporter announces Humanoids new imprint called Life Drawn.
Eat the Beetles! was mentioned in The Independent.
The author of A Is For Activist was interviewed in The Globe and Mail.

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LGBT: San Francisco wows The Guardian
The Candidate wins the Bread and Roses Award
The Mirror has high praise for Exquisite

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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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This week's publicity includes:

Ferrante Fever continues as The Sunday Times select My Brilliant Friend as one of their Top Choices for Best Reads on the Beach
Saatchi's Dead dazzles magazines
Ventoux kicks up a storm as cycling season comes in
Kim Gordon picks I'm With the Band as her favourite book about music in The Guardian 

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As this week's bulletin proves, May is shaping up to be an epic publicity month! From Ferrante to Graeber, our books have been getting an awful lot of attention. Click here to find out which have been nominated for a CWA Dagger Award, read what people are saying about two incredible sci-fi titles from Restless Books, and take a look at which book made it onto Mark Zuckerberg's bedside table. Read the full bulletin here.

Up this week in publicity: Ferrante is in discussion on RTE Radio, David Graeber’s Utopia of Rules is broken down in The Guardian, and the very important Blacklisted from New Internationalist inspires an ex-police spy to blow the whistle. Plus Kurt Cobain, radical writing, Jack London and more! Read on here…

This week in publicity: the graphic anthology To End All Wars, Austerity from New Internationalist, more praise for Wrinkles by Paco Roca, the Hip Hop Family Tree, Ron English, and Ferrante is discussed on Radio 4. Read more here…

Up this week: outrageous street photography in Dougie Wallace’s Shoreditch Wild Life, a memoir by top record producer and Sound Man Glyn Johns, smart dating advice in The Jane Austen Rules, and a new novel from literary superstar Elena Ferrante. Click here to read the latest publicity.