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The Heath Bookshop in Birmingham are our bookshop of the month for November. Read more from Claire and Catherine on bookselling, the Booksellers course on how to run a bookshop, and much more in our interview below yalerep.co.uk/bookshop/the-h…

We are pleased to announce Bristol indie Gloucester Road Books as our Bookshop of the month for January. Take 5 minutes to read our interview with Tom, and don't forget to give them a follow at Gloucester Road Books yalerep.co.uk/bookshop/glouc…

What can the case of Mick Lynch, the RMT union leader, teach us about leadership on the left? Gregor Gall's new book is the first biography of Lynch, exploring his background & rise to the top. Join us at a bookshop or university near you, or on Zoom: manchesteruniversitypress.co.uk/events/

Now in shops, “NATO” by Sten Rynning which tells the 75 year (anniv. 4th April this year) history of NATO through peaks and troughs, from it’s dramatic inception in 1949 and enlargement of the Cold War period to the challenges and successes of the 21st century. From Yale University Press London 📖

Very excited to read Andrew Whitehead’s new book on the siege of Sidney Street

We’re very pleased to announce that Heron and Willow are the Yale Representation bookshop of the month for April. Find out about their 1st year of bookselling in the Scottish Borders and plans for the future on our blog of indie shops yalerep.co.uk/bookshop/heron…

We are very pleased to introduce our bookshop of the for May, the splendid Harris&Harris Books Famous for videos of unpacking glorious new books, meet owner Kate who reveals much about running an independent bookshop in a rural Suffolk town yalerep.co.uk/bookshop/harri…

I chair the acquisitions meeting of Reaktion Books, an independent publisher. We're open to unsolicited book proposals: history, art, music, film, food, animal studies and any great indefinable non-fiction book ideas you might have. Check out the list and get in touch.

If you want to pre-order your copy of Scotty's 'Mancunians' in paperback, you can do so now, online or from your local bookseller: Waterstones Manchester Deansgate Waterstones Manchester Arndale Waterstones Alty House of Books and Friends Rare Mags Chorlton Bookshop @UrmstonBookShop BlackwellsManchester & many others

Just remembering this window at Blackwell's, Oxford’s Bookshop Brilliant poster and bookmarks from Bodleian Publishing to compliment Anne Louise Avery Reynard the Fox 🦊

This July our bookshop of the month is Kibworth Books in rural Leicestershire. I used to describe it as small but perfectly formed, but since the move it is an impressive space indeed, see for yourself by giving them a follow, or better still a visit yalerep.co.uk/bookshop/kibwo…

Looking for help picking the best non-fiction books to read by the pool or on the beach this summer? Dive in to our latest paperback books, including: ☀ Culture is not an industry ☀ Act now ☀ Mancunians ☀ The rise of devils Available now from all good bookshops & online.

In the year we celebrate James Baldwin's centennial, we are delighted to be publishing 'Walking in the dark: James Baldwin, my father, and me' by Douglas Field. A moving exploration of the life and work of the celebrated American writer, publishing in hardback in November.

At the The National Archives and ready to give a free online talk later this afternoon! Open to all bit.ly/45c5pdJ

To win a Pevsner BOE volume of your choice, reply to this post with an architectural photo that you've taken. It could be a photo worthy of a Pevsner Guide entry, or a favourite building. The winner will be selected on 22 July 2024, & contacted via DM. UK entries only. 2/2

A leaving statement from Tariq Goddard, founding editor and publisher of Repeater and Zer0 Books (1/4)

New proofs just in! 📦 ‘Walking in the dark’ by Douglas Field movingly blends biography & memoir as he traces Baldwin’s footsteps, intertwining his own journey of coming to terms with his father’s Alzheimer’s. Publishing in November [1/2] #JamesBaldwin #comingsoon #newbooks

'brashly thoughtful...a panoramic view of Manchester’s changing sociological and cultural skyline' @desmondbullen enjoys Mancunians: Where Do We Start, Where Do I Begin? by David Scott. northernsoul.me.uk/mancunians-boo… Manchester University Press Scotty #books #reading

Our bookshop of the month for August is Westwood Books in Sedbergh Cumbria Read their story below on our blog, a familiar tale of lack of room for books... yalerep.co.uk/bookshop/westw… #Sedbergh #cumbria #indiebookshop

Our bookshop of the month for November is the rather splendid Leeds indie, Colours May Vary, red more about who they are, and what they do in our interview on the link below yalerep.co.uk/bookshop/colou…