I have a new non-fiction book out in November on reputation management not sure if it something of interest but if it is let me know.

Hi, might you be interested in a brilliant (and very ‘arty’) debut by design journalist Nicole Swengley? The Portrait Girl is a thriller in which the contemporary heroine is thrust into an intoxicating and sinister world of re-enacted Victorian salons and modern-day art theft, while seeking the identity of a mysterious inherited miniature portrait. Out Oct 10 from Breakthrough Books. Happy to supply a review copy!

I wonder if you'd be interested in the work of Leela Corman who just published a new graphic -- I'm not sure what to call it! It's a novel, but it's historically situated, so it has nonfiction qualities. Her Unterzakhn is wonderful. Elizabeth Rush's The Quickening, out last year (her last book was nominated for the Pulitzer). Or Grace Talusan's The Body Papers, about immigrating from the Philippines and family trauma, a couple of years old but so good. Paula Rámon's Motherland -- amazing, too!

https://swindonian.me/my-swindon-publications/

Hi Dzifa, my next book, The Voices, is a high concept psychological thriller with proofs coming soon. Please give me a shout if you’d like one!

A book about the apocalypse, and the dystopian present 🦋 linktr.ee/thedarkesttimeline

Ooh a plea for a piece about books from small presses that miss out on the usual publicity - my novel BIRDEYE came out in May with Salt. It's set in a commune in the Catskill Mountains of upstate New York and examines how we welcome strangers, being a lifelong carer, and how we memorialise what we've lost.

https://www.amazon.com/author/ronaldpaxton

I absolutely have to mention Wild Twin by Jeff Young, the follow up to his Costa shortlisted Ghost Town, a fever dream of 1970s and 80s Amsterdam, published @littletollerdorset .

Do you cover historical crime fiction?