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Publicity update for Constable & Robinson books and ebooks
Monday 24th Sep 2012Our publicity team share details of recent coverage for Constable & Robinson books, ebooks and authors, including reviews, interviews and features.
PRESS
Starburst magazine reviewed Zombie Apocalypse Fight-back.
The Dundee, Fife, Perth and Angus Courier all featured an interview with Frank Muir about Tooth for a Tooth.
The Daily Express reviewed Military Blunders by Saul David – ‘a detailed and noble probe into the past.’
The Daily Mirror mentioned The Thief in ‘New Releases’ – ‘Nakamura is a name to watch.’ The Northern Scot, Birmingham Sunday Mercury, Blackpool Gazette, Irish Examiner and several other regional papers also reviewed The Thief.
Cotswold Life ran a feature celebrating 20 years of Agatha Raisin books.
Woman magazine used a recipe from A Passion for Baking.
The Sunday Times wrote a great review of Jennifer Egan’s Black Box – ‘a tense, poetic piece of storytelling.’ The Irish Times also reviewed Black Box – ‘The tweets’ minimalism is an intriguing means of introducing questions about choice and that great American watch-word, freedom. It is as though, in Black Box, we are again in the realm of the last frontier pioneered by such princes of paranoid fiction as Norman Mailer, Thomas Pynchon and Don DeLillo.’
DJ Taylor’s What You Didn’t Miss was reviewed in the Guardian - http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/booksblog/2012/sep/14/steven-poole-nonfiction-choice-reviews
The Narberth & Whitland Observer, Tenby Observer and Pembroke Observer all reviewed Wendy Jones’s Wilfred Price – ‘Wendy Jones’s charming debut novel is a moving depiction of love and secrecy...beautifully told.’
The Reading Post featured an interview with Amanda Jennings, author of Sworn Secret.
Buzz magazine reviewed Fifty Shelves of Grey.
The ever charming Mr Tom Cutler - author of Slap and Tickle - was interviewed about the British Beard and Moustache Championships in the Telegraph http://bit.ly/O6IBDd
TV / RADIO
D. J. Taylor was on BBC Radio Norfolk at 2pm last Friday talking about What You Didn’t Miss.
Jennifer Egan was interviewed on BBC2's Culture Show http://bbc.in/U6ofth
STEPHEN K AMOS
Publicity kicks off this weekend with BBC Radio 4 Loose Ends and BBC 5 Live on Saturday 22nd, BBC Breakfast TV on Monday and ITV This Morning on Wednesday 26th.
A lead interview in the Scotsman magazine and an interview in the Guardian magazine will follow shortly. Lots of regional newspaper and radio interviews are confirmed including:
BBC Scotland The Comedy Café, BBC Wales, BBC Ulster, BBC Cambridge, BBC Devon, BBC Solent, BBC Norfolk, BBC Leeds, BBC Berkshire, BBC Derby, BBC Hereford & Worcester, BBC Lincolnshire, BBC Surrey & Sussex, BBC Bristol and BBC Manchester.
BLOGS / ONLINE
A great first review for I Used To Say My Mother Was Shirley Bassey by Stephen K Amos on Chortle.co.uk http://bit.ly/S723L0
Tom-All-Alone's by Lynn Shepherd is #2 in the Lovereading chart of top ten books this week http://www.lovereading.co.uk/blog/?p=2462
Review of Genus by Jonathan Trigell on Luxury Reading - 'Thought provoking and well written' http://luxuryreading.com/genus/
Fiction Fascination review French Lessons by Ellen Sussman
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