Hillary Clinton loves Ferrante
The New York Times recommend Stars In Their Eyes
The Huffington Post feature Kurt Vonnegut Complete Stories

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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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The Wall Street Journal go wild for Moggerhanger
Elle can't wait for Underground Fugue
The Sunday Telegraph are besotted with Footprints in Spain

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This week in publicity: exicting news for Text and Galley Beggar as their titles make major award longlists. Plus: Ways to Walk in London, Expedition to the Baobab Tree (translated by the one and only Coetzee), and a lot of press for Amherst Media, publisher of photogrpahy guides. Read more here...

Ways to Walk in London is April’s book of the month, along with Your Lie in April as our top comic book pick. We also write about #FerrateFever, reveal our bestsellers, and share info on the fast-approaching London Book Fair! Read the full newsletter here.

Up this week in publicity: talk about the ‘Kinfolk Cult’, Ways to Walk in London, ICON from the Feminist Press, The Art of the Pimp, Final Fantasy, a book of photographs by Jack London and lots more! Click here to see what’s been in the press…

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…

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 in publicity: Stealing All Transmissions: A Secret History of the Clash, The Hot Country from Pulitzer Prize-winner Robert Olen Butler, even more Ferrante buzz, American Grotesque about photographer William Mortensen, and the very festive Dolly Dingle, Lesbian Landlady! Read more here…