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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Where the Crawdads Sing has been selected for Reese Witherspoon's Book Club, and Shiny New Books has run a spotlight on Myriad Editions. 

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Up this week in publicity; Philippa Gregory is 'hooked' on Ferrante, there is intimacy and subversion in Peaches's awesome book, and Melville's The Next Next Level is a Guardian favourite. Plus Saatchi, hunting dogs and more! Read on here.

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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July's book of the month is the excellent Francis Plug from Galley Beggar Press, and the graphic novel of the month is The Complete Chi's Sweet Home (featuring everyone's favourite cat). Plus: read our latest blog on Ferrante (#FerranteFever), check out June's bestsellers, and see what we'll be giving away during the Tour de France. Full newsletter here...

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.

This week in publicity we have a bumper bulletin! So much press, including further praise for Elena Ferrante, David Graeber, Daredevil and  Alejandro Jodorowsky. Plus out favourite kid's book Pearl Power has been nominated for a Little Rebels Award, Charles Saachi's new book Dead is already causing a stir, and The Longest Fight by Emily Bullock joins the ranks of the best boxing fiction. Take a look  here...

Up this week in publicity: Ferrante graces the cover of the Sunday Times, Victoria Hislop praises The Secret Sister, fiction titles The Helios Disaster and In Certain Circles are wonderfully reviewed, and Attack on Titan wins manga of the year! Read more here…

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