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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Lucia was shortlisted for the Republic of Consciousness Prize.
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The Death of Noah Glass was shortlisted for the Stella Prize for Australian Women's Writing. Read more in the publicity bulletin here.
My Brilliant Friend continues to see strong press around its television adaptation. Click here for this week's publicity bulletin.
Jamie Reid's XXXXX was reviewed in the Guardian this week, while A Winter's Promise was covered in the New York Times. Click here for this week's publicity bulletin.
Moon of the Crusted Snow was reviewed in Publishers Weekly, and was also mentioned by CBC and Parry Sound. Meanwhile, Death of the Territories was also reviewed in Publishers Weekly, as well as in Voices of Wrestling, Pro Wrestling and on Lance Writes.
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The Bookseller included several Turnaround books in their humour round-up, while The Guardian ran several articles on FAB Press' Scala Cinema. Click here for the bulletin.
A number of Turnaround titles have been longlisted for the National Book Awards 2018, in the Fiction and Translated Literature categories.
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Buzzfeed ran a feature on Jess T. Dugan and Vanessa Fabbre's To Survive on This Shoreover the weekend, including excerpt pages from the book. From Dust to Dawn, meanwhile, was covered in Vogue, Wired, The Week, Daily Mail, and Tatler, as well as on Bored Panda.
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Vivek Shraya, author of I'm Afraid of Men, was featured in Vanity Fair this week.
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