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Interview with Jane McKie from Knucker Books: a small press that explores the relationship of poetry and visual arts.

 

 

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Interview with Nicolas Soames, Managing Director of Naxos AudioBooks.

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Interview with MD Kaye Dayan from Roast Books - (interview by Rosy) this independent publisher specialises in the quirky and unusual in content and form.

  • An A-Z of Possible Worlds by A.C.Tillyer (review by Lisa)
  • Not so Perfect (stories) by Nik Perring (review by Anne)

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Interview with Fiction Editor, Vicky Blunden. Rosy talks to the Brighton-based publisher, already well-known for their topical atlases,  about their new fiction list.

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Interview with Kevin Duffy

of Bluemoose Books. (Interview by Lisa)

Review of The art of being dead by Stephen Clayton

 

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  • Interview with Jamie Byng of Canongate (interview by Lisa)
  • Review of Six Months in Sudan by James Maskalyk (review by Lisa)
  • Review of No One Belongs Here More Than You (review by Trilby and Jenn)
  • Review of Ask The Dust by John Fante (review by Jenn)
  • Review of Sum by David Eagleman (review by Lisa)
  • Review of Dreams From My Father by Barack Obama (review by Mary)
  • Review of Ghosts and Lightning by Trevor Byrne (review by Lisa)
  • Review of This Is How by M. J. Hyland (review by Lisa)

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Snowbooks

  • Interview with Emma Barnes, managing director (interview by Rosy)
  • Review of Living the Good Life by Linda Cockburn (review by Mary)
  • Review of Angel Fire by Lisa Miscione (review by Lisa)
  • Review of The Letters by Fiona Robyn (review by Jackie)
  • Interview with David Muirhead, author of The Clamour King (interview by Jenn)

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  • Interview with Catheryn Kilgarriff, managing director of Marion Boyars Publishers (interview by Rosy)
  • Guest piece by Kit Maude on translating and editing Banquet of Lies by Amin Zaoui
  • Review of Banquet of Lies by Amin Zaoui (review by Jay Benedict)
  • Review of Enlightenment by Maureen Freely (review by Ariadne)
  • Review of Chinese Takeout by Arthur Nersesian (review by Jackie)
  • Review of The Streets of Babylon by Carina Burman (review by Lisa)
  • Review of Feather Man by Rhyll McMaster (review by Lisa)
  • Review of Sadomasochism for Accountants (review by Anne)

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  • Interview with Scott Pack of The Friday Project. (Interview by Lisa and Rosy)
  • Review of Gents by Warwick Collins (by Rosy)
  • Review of The State of Me by Nasim Marie Jafry (by Lisa)

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  • Interview with Sharon Blackie of Two Ravens Press (interview by Leena).
  • Review of Prince Rupert’s Teardrop by Lisa Glass (review by Leena).
  • Interview with Two Ravens author, Lisa Glass (interview by Leena).
  • Review of The Long Delirious Burning Blue by Sharon Blackie (review by Moira)
  • Review of The Last Bear by Mandy Haggith (review by Mary).
  • Review of The Falconer by Alice Thompson (review by Leena).
  • Review of Vanessa and Virginia by Susan Sellers (review by Lisa)

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  • Interview with Jacquetta Megarry of Rucksack Readers (interview by Moira)
  • Review of Call of the Wild, edited by Roly Smith (review by Moira)

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  • Interview with Katherine Naish of Barrington Stoke (interview by Eve).

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