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Can't remember the last time I loved a book this much, rationed the pages, watched in horror as they dwindled. Had to put it down and stare at the wall a few times

happy 4th of july sorry you guys couldn't tough it out in the empire. sorry that you are quitters with a bad attitude.

A Book of the Year in the The New Statesman! Mosaic books make the best Christmas presents Thank you Lucy Hughes-Hallett

We're delighted to see Dr Rachel Clarke, Rachel Cockerell and Richard Flanagan included in The Times and The Sunday Times '10 best biographies and memoirs of 2024' list thetimes.com/culture/books/…

Paul Cornoyer Christmas in Madison Square Park, 1910

As we say goodbye to 2024, this remains the greatest One-Star Amazon Review of all time. Read it to a friend. It's poetic, almost a haiku.

I sometimes have an out-of-body experience when I go on podcasts, but I didn't this time! Talked about the four books that shaped mine, ft. Elizabeth Gilbert, George Saunders, Robert Macfarlane & Francis Spufford podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/lit…

A pleasure to review new and excellent books by Gareth Russell, Nicola Rayner and Rachel Cockerell for this week’s The Observer New Review theguardian.com/books/2025/feb…

Life imitates art. This passage from Rachel Cockerell’s Melting Point is about the 1927 debut of farcical play Loudspeaker by John Howard Lawson. It conjures the vibe of a certain contemporary, real-world US politician.

How Galveston became an unexpected haven for Jewish immigrants—author Rachel Cockerell shares the forgotten story behind "Melting Point." msnbc.com/morning-joe/wa…

Thank you to MSNBC for letting me do my American accent on live tv ❤️ Five and a half years after I started writing it, Melting Point is published in the US today

In her acclaimed first book, Rachel Cockerell lets her great-grandfather and others do the talking, using archival material to bring the early 20th century alive. wapo.st/4dgQcMw

It's true... I HAD to know more. Thank you The New York Times for being real Melting Point heads since day one