The Heartbeat of Iran in the New York Times
Tara Kangarlou’s upcoming, The Heartbeat of Iran, was featured in The New York Times Holiday Gift Guide: Finally, for another look at a part of the world that is often shrouded by government-enforced...
View ArticleAdults and Other Children Nominated for the PEN/Bingham Award
We’re thrilled to announce that Miriam Cohen’s debut short story collection, Adults and Other Children, has been selected for the longlist for the PEN/ROBERT W. BINGHAM PRIZE FOR DEBUT SHORT STORY...
View ArticleOne Simple Thing and Nabokov’s Speak, Memory are New York Times New and...
Two of our new releases, One Simple Thing by Warren Read and Vladimir Nabokov’s Speak, Memory: Bookmarked, were New and Noteworthy titles in the New York Times. Click here for Nabokov; and here for...
View ArticleKim McLarin in the Boston Globe
The Boston Globe did a nice-write up of Kim McLarin’s Bookmarked on James Baldwin’s Another Country. Click here to read “The book is a sensitive look at the nuances of Baldwin’s novel and its role in...
View ArticleAdults and Other Children is a PEN/Bingham Finalist
We’re thrilled to announce that Miriam Cohen’s collection, Adults and Other Children, has been selected as a finalist for the PEN/ROBERT W. BINGHAM PRIZE FOR DEBUT SHORT STORY COLLECTION....
View ArticleTruman Capote’s In Cold Blood: Bookmarked excerpted in Crime Reads
Justin St. Germain’s Bookmarked volume on In Cold Blood was excerpted in Crime Reads.
View ArticleUpdated: No Option But North is a Finalist for the Oregon Book Awards…And the...
Kelsey Freeman’s No Option But North: The Migrant World and the Perilous Path Across the Border is a finalist for the Oregon Book Awards in the General Nonfiction category, and the Colorado Book...
View ArticleA Starred Review in Kirkus for Pamela Erens’ Matasha
Read it in all its glory: It’s a life-changing year for a sixth grader on the threshold of puberty in 1970s Chicago. The only child of affluent Jewish parents, Matasha, 11, is a budding novelist....
View ArticleMatasha in The New York Times
Pamela Eren’s debut middle grade novel, Matasha, received a wonderful review in the New York Times Book Review. And the review was written by the wonderful Meg Wolitzer. CLICK HERE to read the review.
View ArticleA Shoutout from…Tucker Carlson?
In the unexpected news department, Tucker Carlson gave a mention to Trevor Aaronson’s The Terror Factory, during a rant about the FBI’s involvement in the January 6th insurgency. Fortunately, we do...
View ArticleIt’s All of A Kind Family time!
Back by popular demand, our Sydney Taylor “All of-a-Kind Family” Holiday Bundle. Order before Wednesday December 15th, and you’ll get all four “All of-a-Kind Family Books—More, Uptown, Downtown and...
View ArticleAnother Sale for the Holidays
In addition to our All of a Kind Family bundle, we are also running a sale on our other titles. Between now and December 15th, buy one book, and get another one for FREE! As always, free shipping...
View ArticleNice PW Review for Mrs. Dalloway
Robin Black’s Bookmarked volume on Mrs. Dalloway received a very nice review in Publishers Weekly: “Black is a winning guide, and fans of the classic will be eager to return to it with fresh eyes.”
View ArticlePamela Erens in Publishers Weekly
Pamela Erens was interviewed by Publishers Weekly about her upcoming Bookmarked volume, Middlemarch and the Inner Life.
View ArticlePutin’s Trolls in Kirkus
Putin’s Trolls received an excellent review in Kirkus: Timely exposé of Russia’s vast disinformation campaign from a Finnish journalist persecuted for her persistent reporting of its brazen abuses. In...
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Pleasantview is the 2022 OCM Bocas Prize Fiction Winner
Pleasantview, Celeste Mohammed’s “novel in stories,” has been named the winner in the fiction category by the OCM Bocas Prize judges, who call it “an accomplished and powerful debut …. In Mohammed, we...
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