Thursday, 26 February 2009

Wednesday, 25 February 2009

Lots of reviews this week...


Pushkin's Second Wife was reviewed by Irene Minkina. The Midwest Book Review has a brief blurb about In Love. Publishers Weekly reviewed Jeremy Reed's The Grid, and finally posted above is a review from The Bookseller on Cora Sandel's Alberta and Jacob.

Monday, 23 February 2009

The ones that got away...

In Love by Alfred Hayes was included in Saturday's Guardian 'The ones that got away: Love.'

Tuesday, 17 February 2009

Poe Review

This past weekend one of our new titles, A Dream Within a Dream: The Life of Edgar Allan Poe, by Nigel Barnes, was reviewed in The Guardian.

Wednesday, 11 February 2009

O'Conaire Review

The Irish Catholic recently reviewed Padraic O'Conaire's novel Exile. This book, by one of Ireland's greatest Gaelic writers, is on sale in the UK next month.

Wednesday, 28 January 2009

The Guardian's 1000 Novels Everyone Must Read

We were gratified to see a range of our authors listed in this fascinating and well-written series that The Guardian ran last week. Familiar names such as Hesse and Endo were there but also people like Machado de Assis (for Don Casmurro, unfortunately currently not in print) and Dacia Mariani (for Silent Duchess, ditto) but here are some unforgettable titles by Hermann Hesse, Shusaku Endo, Cesare Pavese and Cora Sandel which were all justly celebrated in the Guardian's definitive list – and they're all currently available: Narcissus and Goldmund, Silence,The Moon and The Bonfire and Alberta and Jacob

Another Sillitoe/Bradford Review

We have another review for one of the best biographies of last year, The Life of a Long Distance Writer, this time from The Independent. We are also pleased to be one of the first to announce that Alan Sillitoe has been put forward for the Nobel Prize by not only the author (Professor) Richard Bradford but some other leading English academics.