Nina In Utopia by Miranda Miller

We have just published a new novel by the brilliant Miranda Miller – Nina In Utopia. This was recently given a very positive review by Alfred Hickling in The Guardian

Year of the Hare - reviewed in Easy Living!

As well-known publishers fiction in translation it's not often that we get a review in a magazine like Easy Living – but this is the seemingly unstoppable The Year of the Hare we're talking about. Along with A-list beauty tricks that really work and sumptuous spas to soak away your worries they have in this month's issue their best reading list ever. This one just keeps running and running. . .

Circus Mania review

and what a review it is for Douglas McPherson's Circus Mania on the Writer's Hub website, you can view it here

Sophia of Hanover - Book of the Month in Majesty magazine

Our new book, Sophia of Hanover has been selected as Book of the Month in Majesty magazine. The selection can be viewed alongside

Arthur's Round Coverage

A positively glowing review of Arthur's Round by Patrick Guinness can be seen here. This appeared earlier in Brewery History Journal but the issue is now free to download

Making The World Legible

We are very pleased to to have one of our titles included in a new publication from English Pen. Making The World Legible is an anthology containing extracts from the 36 books that the programme has supported since its inception. This is a fascinating selection of fiction, non-fiction and poetry from some of the best international writers of our time; distinct and powerful voices from every corner of the globe. Our first translation of a Turkish writer – The Idle Years by Orhan Kemal – is included. The book is available FREE to download or from selected libraries in the UK - check out the PEN site for more information.

Mail On Sunday reviews Circus Mania

Circus Mania by Douglas McPherson has received a full-page review in the Mail on Sunday. A very positive review from Roger Lewis no less, it is viewable on the author's Circus Mania blogspot here