The Climate Majority Is Not About the Climate Deniers Or the Climate Activists

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CONTENTS Nicholas Royle FICTION ...... 1 An English Guide GRAPHIC ...... 10 NON FICTION ...... 21 to Birdwatching TRADE AND RIGHTS INFO ...... 24 Nicholas Royle’s magnificent new novel combines a page-turning story about literary theft, adultery and ambition with a poetic and moving investigation into our relationship with birds and with the environment. Myriad publishes award-winning literary fiction, graphic novels and political non-fiction. We currently have books shortlisted for Silas and Ethel Woodlock retire from the business of undertaking to spend their twilight years by the sea but the CWA Ian Fleming Steel Dagger and Polari First Book awards. things are not as easy as they’d hoped, and it’s all to , p1 (Rawshock design) (Rawshock p1 , Recently our books have won the Authors’ Club Best First Novel do with herring gulls. Journalist Stephen Osmer is writing Award (twice) and have been shortlisted for other prestigious a dangerously provocative essay about social justice awards, including British Book Design and Production Award, ‘Rachel Cusk rewritten by and the banking crisis, as well as a diatribe about two Wales Book of the Year Award, Prix des Lecteurs and the Premio Georges Bataille, full of people called Nicholas Royle, one a novelist, the other Letterario. Becoming Unbecoming was named by the New York strange sex, sudden violence a literary critic. Lily Lynch is pursuing more than her art and surreal twists. This is a Times as the Season’s Best Graphic Novel. project. novel that will charm and unsettle.’ Compelling, audacious, and dazzling in its linguistic This year we merged with New Internationalist as part of a joint Alex Preston, Financial Times playfulness and formal invention, An English Guide to plan to expand, reach wider audiences and publish books that Birdwatching explores the fertile hinterland between push boundaries and embrace diversity. Independent publishers fact and fiction, and pushes the boundaries of what a are increasingly important to ensure that vital literary, cultural TheEnglish Guide to Birdwatching novel might be. It is illustrated throughout with fine line and political work can exist despite commercial pressures. There drawing by Natalia Gasson. ISBN: 978-1-908434-94-4 has never been a more exciting time for our lists. eISBN: 978-1-908434-95-1 May 2017 Nicholas Royle is Professor of English at the University of myriadeditions.com £9.99 Sussex. He is the author of the highly praised novel Quilt 129mm x 198mm as well as numerous books about literature and literary 352 pages criticism, including The Uncanny, Veering: A Theory of Paperback Literature and An Introduction to Literature, Criticism

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S.V. Berlin Tony Peake The Favourite North Facing Welcome to the dark heart of the family – the A novel of awakening and atonement, this secrets we keep, the memories we treasure exquisitely realized story revisits a seminal and the relationships we feel bound to, but boyhood moment as it plays out – with long to escape. unexpected and sinister consequences – against the backdrop of political upheaval in Edward and Isobel haven’t spoken for years and live on South Africa. opposite sides of the Atlantic. When their mother, Mary, dies unexpectedly, they are thrown together to sort For one long, intense week in October 1962, the Cuban through the family home. With Julie, Edward’s diffident Missile Crisis brought with it an East-West stand-off and but devoted girlfriend, making an awkward third, the possibility of nuclear holocaust. On the other side of ‘Beautifully written, each stumbles through the practicalities and funeral ‘This beautiful, moving the globe, in Pretoria, a group of schoolboys scan the sometimes sad, often funny; preparations, trying to make sense of their emotions and novel is vast in how much horizon for signs that the world is about to end. their feelings towards one another. I don’t think I’ve ever read it recounts and how There is political tension in the classroom too, and the a more assured or deeply it makes us feel.’ power struggles and cruelties of the boys mirror the This utterly immersive novel is rich with insightful and compelling debut.’ Edmund White corruption of a deeply divided country. One of those wickedly comic observations of family members Elly Griffiths boys, Paul Harvey, now in his sixties and living abroad, behaving badly in stressful situations – of sibling rivalries, is drawn back to South Africa to confront the chilling a parent torn between the two, and a grieving process consequences of the part he unwittingly played in the that takes time to unfold. drama that unfolded.

ISBN: 978-0-9935633-8-6 ISBN: 978-0-9955900-2-1 Tony Peake was born in South Africa but has lived eISBN: 978-0-9935633-9-3 eISBN: 978-0-9955900-3-8 in London most of his life. His work has appeared August 2017 October 2017 in many anthologies including The Penguin Book £8.99 S.V. Berlin was born and raised in London and £8.99 of Contemporary South African Short Stories, The 129mm x 198mm Brighton. She has worked as a copywriter, facilitator, 129mm x 198mm Mammoth Book of Gay Short Stories and Best British 508 pages speechwriter and wilderness search-and-rescue 176 pages Short Stories 2016. He is the author of two novels, A Paperback professional. She divides her time between Manhattan, Paperback Summer Tide and Son to the Father, ‘and of Derek…’ Rights held: World NY and Saltdean, Sussex. Rights held: World Jarman: A Biography.

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Peter Adamson The Kennedy Ruth Figgest Moment Magnetism A compelling political thriller about Brutally honest, horribly funny and five ordinary people who hatch an unexpectedly uplifting, this stunning ‘unthinkable’ plot that must remain debut episodically unpacks 50 years secret for 30 years. of a mother-daughter relationship. When the mild-mannered American physician Dr Set in the American mid- and south-west, Magnetism Michael Lowell opens an invitation to his college opens in 1976 when the teenage Erica is recovering from ‘It reads like an Elmore reunion he knows he’ll see Seema Mir – the serene her suicide attempt. Fast forward to the present and Leonard novel, only with young woman from Karachi who rejected him twenty Erica, now in her fifties, takes a phone call at work telling more emotion and more years earlier because he was ‘just a little bit too dull’. depth. I was spellbound, her that her mother has died. in genuine suspense, the He doesn’t expect to be caught up in a global Against a backdrop of significant social changes – the writing is so damned good.’ conspiracy. Vietnam war protests, Oklahoma bombing, Hurricane Adam Fifield Katrina, 9/11 – the novel captures the exacting Moving between Oxford, New York, Washington, rhythm of their relationship as well as the stigma of Geneva, Abidjan and Côte d’Ivoire, this gripping thriller mental health problems, sexual politics, infertility, is about having the courage of your convictions – in homosexuality and single parenthood. love as well as in life. The plotting is ingenious, and richly informed by an impressive career that has put the Ripe with humour, and tender as well as ruthless, New Internationalist author at the heart of international affairs. Magnetism heralds the arrival of an exciting new ISBN HBK: 978-0-9955900-4-5 literary voice. ISBN TPBK: 978-0-9955900-5-2 ISBN: 978-0-9955900-6-9 eISBN: 978-1-912408-08-5 Peter Adamson is the author of two previous novels, eISBN: 978-0-9955900-7-6 February 2018 Facing out to Sea and The Tuscan Master. His short story March 2018 £14.99 / £12.99 ‘Sahel’ was awarded the Royal Society of Literature £8.99 Ruth Figgest grew up in the US and has an MA in 234mm x 153mm V.S. Pritchett Memorial Prize in 2013. For sixteen years 129mm x 198mm Creative Writing from the University of Sussex. Her fiction 384 pages Adamson was Senior Adviser to the Executive Director 356 pages has been shortlisted for the Bridport Prize six times and Hardback / Paperback of UNICEF in New York. In the 1970s he founded New Paperback one of her stories, ‘The Coffin Gate’, was commissioned Rights held: World Internationalist magazine. Rights held: World for broadcast on BBC Radio 4.

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Manu Joseph Elizabeth Haynes Miss Laila, Armed The Murder of and Dangerous Harriet Monckton Profound, wry and fiercely original, this From the award-winning and bestselling gripping chase novel poses searching author of Into the Darkest Corner comes a questions about the workings of power and delicious Victorian crime novel based on its effects on ordinary people. a real murder and marking the author’s On the day that Hindu nationalists and their breakthrough into literary historical fiction. controversial leader have won a spectacular election On 7 November 1843, the body of 23-year-old Harriet victory, a large apartment building collapses in Monckton is found behind a chapel in Bromley, Kent. Mumbai. The rescue operation finds a single survivor The community is appalled by her death, apparently as trapped under a beam and the only person able to a result of swallowing a fatal dose of prussic acid, and reach him is Akhila Iyer, a medical student who is also a even more so when the surgeon reports that Harriet notorious social media prankster. Crawling through the was six months pregnant. rubble to administer painkillers, she finds him mumbling Brimming with lust, suspicion, mistrust and guilt, and in delirium about two people on their way to carry ‘The finest comic novelists ‘Haynes is the most exciting drawing on the original coroner’s reports and witness out a terror attack. Elsewhere, a young intelligence know that a small world can thing to happen to crime testimonies, this exceptional novel is a masterclass of agent, Mukundan, is assigned to shadow the two illuminate a culture and an fiction in a long time.’ suspense from one of our greatest crime writers. terror suspects, one of whom is the teenage Laila, the age... Joseph does just that.’ Sophie Hannah sweetheart of her street. Time is running out... Boyd Tonkin, The Independent

New Internationalist ISBN: 978-1-912408-10-8 ISBN HBK: 978-1-912408-03-0 eISBN: 978-1-912408-11-5 Manu Joseph is the author of two previous novels, ISBN TPBK: 978-1-912408-04-7 Elizabeth Haynes is a former police intelligence May 2018 Serious Men (winner of the Hindu Literary Prize eISBN: 978-1-912408-05-4 analyst whose debut novel, Into the Darkest Corner, £8.99 and the PEN/Open Book Award) and The Illicit September 2018 was Amazon’s Best Book of the Year, a New York 129mm x 198mm Happiness of Other People (shortlisted for the Man £14.99 / £12.99 Times bestseller and published in 37 countries. Myriad 128 pages Asian Literary Prize and the PG Wodehouse Prize for 234mm x 153mm publishes Haynes’ other psychological thrillers: Paperback the Best Comic Novel). A former columnist for The 384 pages Revenge of the Tide, Human Remains and Never Alone. Rights held: UK&CW International New York Times, he lives in Delhi and Hardback / Paperback She has also written two police procedural crime writes for The Mint Lounge. Rights held: World novels, Under a Silent Moon and Behind Closed Doors.

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Margaret Busby, Editor New Daughters of Africa This major new international anthology charts a contemporary literary canon with the work of over 200 women writers of African descent.

A magnificent follow-up to Margaret Busby’s original landmark anthology, Daughters of Africa, this new companion volume brings together fresh and vibrant voices that have emerged in the last 25 years. It celebrates the work of women from across the globe – from Angola and Antigua to the US and Zimbabwe. It showcases key figures including Zadie Smith, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and Malorie Blackman, as well as overlooked historical authors and today’s exciting new and emerging writers. ‘An extraordinary body of achievement not only in A unique and seminal anthology, New Daughters literary but in human terms. of Africa represents the global sweep, diversity and It is a vital document that fills extraordinary literary achievements of black women a yawning gap in Western writers whose voices remain underrepresented and education.’ underrated. Sunday Times

New Internationalist ISBN HBK: 978-1-912408-00-9 ISBN TPBK: 978-1-912408-01-6 Margaret Busby OBE is a major cultural figure. Born eISBN: 978-1-912408-02-3 in Ghana and educated in Britain, she co-founded October 2018 Allison & Busby where she published an international £19.99 list of writers including Buchi Emecheta, C.L.R. James 234mm x 153mm and Michael Moorcock. She has judged numerous 752 pages literary awards, including the Caine, Baileys and Hardback / Paperback Commonwealth prizes, and has served on the boards Rights held: World of PEN, Wasafiri and the Royal Literary Fund.

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Paula Knight The Facts of Life A clarion call to recognize that parenting isn’t the be-all and end-all of family life, Paula Knight’s extraordinarily powerful graphic memoir is a beautifully drawn, funny and sometimes painful exploration of what it takes to be a woman, and a mother – or not. In 1970s northeast England, best friends Polly and April are sitting up a tree, whispering about periods and swapping their hazy knowledge of the facts of life. They both expect to have families one day – it’s the normal script to follow, isn’t it? But, as they grow up, education and career become important, too, and they believe ‘Intensely moving… honest that they can have it all. and personal. It makes you When, some years later, Polly settles with Jack, her feel less alone.’ career has taken off and she feels torn over whether Victoria MacDonald, or not to try for a baby. Has she left it too late? Did she Channel 4 News have any control over that choice? They go ahead, but after repeated miscarriages and chronic illness take their toll, Polly must confront what family means in a society where ‘family’ usually means ‘children’.

ISBN: 978-1-908434-52-4 eISBN: 978-1-908434-76-0 March 2017 £16.99 170mm x 220mm Paula Knight grew up in northeast England, where 240 pages part of her graphic memoir, The Facts of Life, is set. She Paperback studied Graphic Design (BA), specializing in Illustration, Rights held: World at Bristol Polytechnic (UWE). She works from her home Rights sold: US, Canada studio in Bristol as an illustrator and writer.

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Ottilie Hainsworth

Gareth Brookes Talking to Gina Talking to Gina is a love letter to a dog A Thousand who came into a family’s life and turned it upside down. Coloured Castles Beautiful, moving, funny, poetic – it will make you laugh Gareth Brookes once again twitches the and cry. A must read for every family who’s ever loved net curtains of the suburban south in this a pet and for anyone who is thinking of getting one. gloriously crayoned follow-up to the prize- When Gina came into Ottilie’s life she hadn’t expected winning The Black Project. to fall in love and thought that was all behind her. She was unprepared for the emotional turmoil that would Myriam is a woman who sees things a little differently overcome her. For a start, Gina was a fox – or that’s from other people. Strange figures in garish costumes what people said she was. How could she become so accompany her to the post office, wild exotic plants in love with a dog – which didn’t even look like one – sprout from supermarket shelves and phantom walls when she had a husband and two children of her own? rise up to block her path. Her husband Fred doesn’t As we follow Ottilie’s love affair with Gina, we identify know what she’s talking about. with the emotions and share a heart-stopping anxiety But when Myriam sees a young boy shut up in the when Gina goes missing. Ottilie has no wish to disguise ‘Absolutely wonderful.’ ‘A must-read for anyone house next door, who is apparently being held captive, Judith Potts, The Telegraph who’s ever loved or been her own state of besotted affection, and this beautifully she is determined to investigate, much to her husband’s loved by a dog.’ observed study of human and dog is viscerally real. It ‘A beautiful book… palpable fury. Soon he brings in reinforcements – their daughter, Meg Rosoff will appeal to anyone who has ever had a dog, cat, and disturbing.’ Clare – who is concerned about her mother’s state of budgie – or even a fox. Mark Wallinger mind, and the state of her inheritance. Myriam’s only ‘Broke my heart in the very ally is her four-year-old grandson, Jack, who is more best way. Funny, poignant than happy to see things her way. and just perfect.’ Nikki Sheehan

ISBN: 978-0-9935633-0-0 April 2017 ISBN: 978-1-908434-98-2 Ottilie Hainsworth is an artist and educator living in £17.99 September 2017 Brighton, running drawing classes for adults and young 170mm x 240mm Gareth Brookes was born in Woking and studied Fine £9.99 people. She was born in Edinburgh in 1969 and studied 208 pages Art at Newcastle University and the Royal College 160mm x 160mm illustration at Glasgow School of Art, and at the Royal Hardback of Art. In 2012 he was the winner of the Myriad First 240 pages College of Art. She contributed as an artist and writer Rights held: World Graphic Novel Competition, with an extract from his Paperback to Brighton: The Graphic Novel, and draws a full-colour Rights sold: US, Canada graphic novel The Black Project (Myriad, 2013). Rights held: World diary of her everyday life.

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Simon Grennan, Roger Sabin, Darryl Cunningham Julian Waite Graphic Science Marie Duval Seven Journeys of Discovery Marie Duval (1847–1890) was a groundbreaking cartoonist whose work, depicting Overlooked, sidelined, excluded and an urban, often working class milieu, has discredited, key figures in scientific discovery been largely forgotten. come and take their bow in an alternative Nobel prize gallery of: Antoine Lavoisier, What did it mean to be a woman working in the man’s Mary Anning, George Washington Carver, world of cartooning? Marie Duval’s work appeared Nikola Tesla, Alfred Wegener, Jocelyn Bell in serial magazines and books at a time when the Burnell and Fred Hoyle. identity of the artist, in Victorian England, was in radical flux. Both a stage actress as well as an artist, Duval Much is known about scientists such as Darwin, Newton, was uniquely placed to take advantage of the first and Einstein, but what about lesser-known scientists – appearance of a mass leisure culture that combined people who have not achieved a high level of fame, but current affairs and theatrics with a focus on urban life. who have contributed greatly to human knowledge? The work of Marie Duval confounds one of our most ‘I never fail to learn from What were their lives like? What were their struggles, ‘One of the forgotten commonplace ideas of the Victorian era – that women [Cunningham’s] work, always aims, successes, and failures? How do their discoveries wonders of 19th-century were not supposed to create or to even participate in educational and deeply fit into the bigger picture of science as a whole? art. [Duval’s] drawings have public life and certainly not meant to be either comic human too. Buy two copies something in common with or professional. to be on the safe side.’ Any one of these figures could have been awarded a Honoré Daumier, but also Robin Ince Nobel prize. Not every scientific discoverer was lauded look forward to modern in their time, for reasons of gender, race or lack of comics’. wealth, or (in the case of Lavoisier) being too wealthy. Jonathan Jones, The Guardian In the 21st century, there are many more reparations and reputations to be made. Dr Simon Grennan is research fellow at the University of ISBN: 978-0-9935633-2-4 ISBN:978-0-9955900-9-0 Chester, a performance artist and graphic novelist. His eISBN: 978-0-9935633-3-1 March 2018 colleague, lecturer Dr Julian Waite, is a performer and October 2017 £19.99 visual artist specializing in street theatre. Roger Sabin is £16.99 210mm x 270mm Professor of Popular Culture at the University of the Arts, 160mm x 230mm Darryl Cunningham lives in Yorkshire, UK. He is the 144 pages Central Saint Martins, and the author of many books 264 pages acclaimed author of Psychiatric Tales, Science Tales Flexibound about comics. They have teamed up to work on the Paperback with flaps and Supercrash, which became a New York Times Rights held: World Marie Duval Archive, a project of Chester University, Rights held: World Bestseller. Central Saint Martins and Guildhall Library.

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Nicola Streeten and Cath Tate Ian Williams The Inking Woman The Lady Doctor A celebration of the work of over 100 British A behind-the-scenes warts-and-all comedy cartoonists revealing a wealth of women’s drama set in a rural Welsh health centre, and wit spanning 250 years. a follow-up to Williams’s critically acclaimed We’re here, and we’ve always been here, says author debut, The Bad Doctor (Myriad, 2011). Cath Tate. In the 1760s, Mary Darly illustrated and wrote Forty-year-old Lois Pritchard is a partner at the first book on caricature to be published in England. Llangandida Health Centre, and also works two days a A century later, Marie Duval created the cartoon week in the local Genitourinary Medicine (GUM) clinic. character Ally Sloper and entertained the mass She is currently single, and is, by her own admission, audience for the new popular press. The Suffragettes ‘not very good with relationships’. When her estranged used cartoons to promote their cause, and by the mother makes a dramatic appearance, Lois must look 1920s women cartoonists began to appear regularly to something far more radical to sort out her personal in newspapers. From the 1960s onwards, women life. Meanwhile, her patients’ stories provide some cartoonists began to question the roles assigned to welcome relief: a man who regrets the Pinocchio ‘The Inking Woman reveals them and have come increasingly to the fore as comic ‘The territory of doctor as face he had tattooed on his genitals; a prescription how the [comics] form has creators. This wide-ranging curation of women’s comics patient has been visited drug addict who plans to sue his previous doctors for been, and continues to be, work includes prints, caricatures, jokes, editorial and before, but Dr Williams’s failing to refuse him the drugs he demanded; and a used beyond entertainment strip cartoons, postcards, comics, zines, graphic novels iteration and its resolution man who resorts to desperate measures after being as a powerful and and digital comics – covering all genres and topics. are as subtle and thought driven mad by his neighbours’ cats. Williams uses his transformative cultural force.’ Based on an exhibition of the same name, held at the provoking as the best of own experience as a practising GP to recreate the lives Nicola Streeten, TLS Cartoon Museum in 2017, this book demonstrates that them.’ of both patients and practitioners with his trademark women have always had a wicked sense of humour New York Times lightness of touch and wonderfully sly sense of humour. and a perceptive view of the world.

ISBN: 978-0-9955900-8-3 Dr Nicola Streeten is a cartoonist and comics scholar. She is ISBN: 978-1-78026-327-4 Ian Williams is a comics artist, physician and writer, now living March 2018 the author of Billy, Me & You (Myriad, 2011) and co-founder of July 2018 in Brighton. He studied Medicine, Medical Humanities and Fine £19.99 the international network Laydeez Do Comics. Her recently £16.99 Art. Founder of GraphicMedicine.org, a resource on comics 210mm x 270mm awarded PhD focuses on humour in British feminist cartoons 170mm x 230mm and healthcare, he is author of Sick Notes, a weekly comic 144 pages and comics (1970–2010). Cath Tate is an author of humourous 224 pages strip for The Guardian, and is joint Series Editor for the Graphic Flexibound books and her company, Cath Tate Cards, has published the Paperback with flaps Medicine list at Penn State University Press. The Bad Doctor was Rights held: World work of women cartoonists for over 30 years. Rights held: World highly commended by the British Medical Association in 2015.

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Ralph Kidson God Sneaks Out Round the Back of Creation for a Fag Hannah Eaton Squirrels on the dole, seagulls conversing about the quality of binbags, foul-mouthed Blackwood giraffes and quarrelsome owls – the first collected edition of scurrilous cartoons by A graphic novel mystery set in the small the irreverent Ralph Kidson. town of Hundersby, where two murders happen many years apart. Peg and her In the Animal Antiques Road Show a squirrel admires ‘richly enamelled surfaces alive with swirling great-grandson hold clues to the town’s ornamentation. Just on its own, you’re talking about secrets, but does anyone want to know? 10 to 15 acorns’. In God and Jesus, God explains his Hannah Eaton’s second graphic novel follows her plans to Jesus for his latest miracle, while in Animal Job much-acclaimed debut, Naming Monsters, shortlisted Centre an unemployed squirrel tries to navigate the for the 2012 Myriad First Graphic Novel Competition vagaries of the job market. Tales from the Serengeti and for the Graphic Scotland 9th Art Award. sees punchy and loutish animals launch into foul- mouthed tirades against each other at the slightest A pair of murders has occurred 65 years apart, provocation. In a quieter vein, we join God for the uncanny echoes of each other, in the ancient wordless but no less hilarious God Sneaks out Round woodland beside Blackwood, a small town in middle ‘Ralph Kidson ticks all those the Back of Creation for a Fag. This small, square ‘Cutting through the darkness England. Both evidence and local lore suggest brilliant comics boxes.’ and dysfunction are humour paperback of cartoons makes the perfect gift. overtones of ritual or of the occult. Past and present Forbidden Planet and hope… an open heart collide in the mind of 93-year-old Peg, while through anchors the work.’ her great-grandson 11-year-old Mason, and other Kirkus Reviews members of her family, we soon discover that the town and Peg’s own life are full of secrets.

Blackwood gradually reveals the dark soul of the town where local politics and the human heart conspire to preserve England – its meadows, lanes and shadows – at any cost.

ISBN: 978-1-908434-99-9 ISBN: 978-1-908434-71-5 August 2018 March 2019 Ralph Kidson lives in Newick, East Sussex, and has £9.99 £16.99 developed a popular following with his self-published 160mm x 160mm 170mm x 220mm Hannah Eaton was born in London and now lives in comics and, most recently, the YouTube series Tales 240 pages 208 pages Brighton. She is an artist, writer and performer, and from the Serengeti, animated by Wildseed Studios and Paperback Paperback works with young people in care. Naming Monsters now available on BBC Three. Rights held: World Rights held: World (Myriad, 2013) was her first book.

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Kate Charlesworth Joni Seager Sensible Footwear The Women’s Atlas A political and personal history of true heart, by one of Britain’s best-known cartoonists, This groundbreaking book of infographics making the invisible visible, and celebrating charts the status of women worldwide – lesbian lives from the domestic to the diva. the advances they have made and the distances still to be travelled. Growing up in the North was a rich and colourful experience for Kate Charlesworth, but at the time it World events demonstrate that equality for women isn’t seemed anything overtly queer was thin on the ground. only a women’s issue: when women fulfil their potential, Like countless other girls and women, Kate took what everyone benefits. role models were on offer. Completely updated and redesigned, this new edition Female homosexuality had never been an offence of Joni Seager’s award-winning classic illustrates how ‘It is Kate Charlesworth’s in the UK, effectively rendering lesbians even more ‘It makes the female half of women live across continents and cultures. Packed artwork that really captures, invisible than they already were – often to themselves. the world visible in reliable with vivid graphics and pithy text, it is a comprehensive with her soft washes, dynamic But in 1950, when Kate was born, male homosexuality statistics and glorious and accessible analysis of up-to-the-minute global expressions, and that carried a custodial sentence; blackmail, violence and graphics. Nobody should be data on the key issues facing women today. wonderful use of minimal the fear of exposure were ever-present. without this book.’ Topics include: Gender equality • Literacy • Feminism colour.’ Gloria Steinem • Work • Domestic violence • Refugees • LGBT+ rights • The Independent Sensible Footwear is a graphic Pride, a fascinating history of how post-war Britain transformed from a Government and power • Motherhood country hostile towards and virtually in denial about ‘queer’ lives to the LGBT+ universe of today. New Internationalist ISBN: 978-1-912408-09-2 Joni Seager, Professor and Chair of Global Studies ISBN: 978-0-993563-34-8 Kate Charlesworth is a cartoonist and illustrator living June 2018 at Bentley University in Boston, is a geographer and October 2018 in Edinburgh, originally from Yorkshire. After studying £14.99 global policy expert. She has achieved international £17.99 in Manchester, she moved to London and became 170mm x 230mm acclaim for her work in feminist environmental policy 180mm x 250mm part of the ‘golden age’ of queer publishing. Her strips 208 pages analysis, the international status of women, and 272 pages have appeared in The Guardian, New Scientist and Paperback global political economy. She is the author of many Paperback elsewhere. She illustrated the acclaimed graphic novel, Rights held: World books and a consultant with the UN on gender and Rights held: World Sally Heathcote – Suffragette (Cape, 2014). Rights sold: US, Canada, Japan environmental policy.

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Sohalia Abdulali What We Talk Cynthia Enloe About When We The Big Push Talk About Rape Leading feminist Cynthia Enloe pulls back the Thoughtful, provocative and intelligent, this curtain on patriarchy to reveal not only the game-changing book looks at sexual assault blatant sexism we can all identify, but also and the global discourse on rape from the the insidious persistence of particular forms of viewpoint of a survivor, writer, counsellor and masculinity and authoritarianism in daily life. activist.

Decades of feminist campaigning have resulted in real Sohaila Abdulali was gang-raped as a teenager. advances, and yet patriarchy continues to thrive. These Indignant at the deafening silence on the issue in diverse and illuminating essays – which take as their India, she wrote an article for a women’s magazine starting point experiences from Enloe’s own life and questioning how we perceive rape and rape victims. those of women from around the world – explore the Thirty years later she saw the story go viral in the wake ‘This is a manual for taking us resilience of patriarchal beliefs and values, and identify of the horrific 2012 Delhi gang rape and the global to the finishing line of gender the unwitting nature of our complicity. She shows how, outcry that followed. equality. A jolt of new simply by noticing, questioning and crafting fresh energy for longstanding Drawing upon her work with survivors and three feminist concepts, we can update our resistance and feminists and a “must read” decades of grappling with the issue personally and challenge patriarchy’s self-perpetuating core. for our new generations.’ professionally, she changes the conversation, questions Helena Kennedy QC our assumptions, and considers how to raise a new generation.

ISBN: 978-0-9955900-0-7 ISBN: 978-1-78026-327-4 eISBN: 978-0-9955900-1-4 Cynthia Enloe has investigated women in the global eISBN: 978-1-78026-328-1 October 2017 garment, trainer, banking and banana industries, March 2018 £9.99 domestic work, diplomacy and militarism. She is £9.99 Sohaila Abdulali was born in Bombay. She is the author 135mm x 216mm the author of 14 books, including most recently, 135mm x 216mm of two novels, The Madwoman of Jogare and The Year 208 pages Globalization and Militarism. Her work has been 256 pages of the Tiger, as well as children’s books, short stories, Paperback translated into many languages and she regularly Paperback with flaps editorials, columns, and news stories. She writes for The Rights held: World appears on National Public Radio, Al Jazeera, C-Span Rights held: World Guardian and other newspapers and lives in New York Rights sold: US, Canada and the BBC. Rights sold: India with her husband and their daughter.

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CONTENTS Leo Barasi NON FICTION...... 1 FICTION...... 10 The Climate GRAPHIC...... 15 Majority WORKABLE...... 17 Apathy and Action in Age of TRADE AND RIGHTS INFO. . . . .20 Nationalism The Climate Majority is not about the climate deniers or the climate activists. It’s about apathy, about those who don’t talk about global warming – the billions of people who acknowledge there’s a problem, but who New Internationalist is a not-for-profit media co-operative. In Spring aren’t engaged enough to stimulate the 2017, we embraced a new way to finance and run not-for-profit change required to stop it. media: one with readers and writers at its core. Following the largest This is the first book to investigate climate apathy – to media community share offer to date, we are now owned by describe how it prevents action to stop climate change thousands of people worldwide and are bucking the global trend of ‘Barasi’s book shines a much- and to show how it can be beaten with an approach media concentration in the hands of a few owners. needed light on this often- developed for political campaigns. Drawing on opinion forgotten topic and, crucially, polls, psychological research and examples of successful Now in a position to get stories and writing that stimulate and celebrate suggests a compelling way campaigns from across the globe, the author asks: ‘Who social change to more people than ever before, we plan to expand. forward.’ are the “swing” voters?’, ‘What do they think and why?’ We’ve launched an imprint for trade unions called Workable. And design) (Rawshock p11 , Leo Hickman, editor of and ‘How can we talk about climate change in a way we have merged with award-winning independent publisher – Myriad Carbon Brief that will provoke action?’ Editions – to create an exciting, new publishing environment and break Only by influencing those who have, so far, remained new ground. outside the debate will we have a chance of building New Internationalist a climate majority to back the measures required to newint.org ISBN: 978-1-78026-407-3 avoid disaster. eISBN: 978-1-78026-408-0 September 2017 Leo Barasi is an experienced campaigner with a £9.99 background in opinion polls. He has worked with 215mm x 138mm political candidates, charities, campaigns and private 196 pages companies to help them understand and shape public Paperback opinion. He writes regularly for the New Statesman, Rights held: World openDemocracy and ClimateHome. The Walk The from Man Walking cover: the On 1 non fiction non fiction

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Bordered Lives Danny Dorling How Europe Fails Refugees and Migrants The Equality Effect An award-winning journalist’s landmark book The equality effect is almost magical. in the reporting of what we know as Europe’s ‘refugee crisis’ or ‘migrant crisis’ – and a cry Danny Dorling delivers all evidence that from the heart about an asylum system that is is now so overwhelming that it should be simply not fit for purpose. changing politics and society all over the world. Pai travels to meet migrants and asylum-seekers who have just been washed up on the shores of Lampedusa Greater economic equality is beneficial to all people or Sicily, and who have been absorbed into dismal in all societies, both for the rich and the poor – and reception camps. the rest. ‘Hsiao-Hung Pai has an engaging While journalists ordinarily pitch up in such places and ‘Here is a book which details From one of the world’s top social scientists comes way with her journalism.’ file their colour pieces before moving on to the next the benefits we all derive a compelling argument for public policy to prioritize Financial Times hot topic, Pai follows the journey of some of the people from living in more equal equality, fully-evidenced with statistics and sprinkled who have ended up in Western Europe. societies. We should all learn with black and white illustrations. Most importantly, he ‘Extraordinary research.’ from it – and, above all else, demonstrates where greater equality is currently to Andrew Marr Whilst the news headlines about the ‘refugee crisis’ act on it.’ be found, and how we can set the equality effect in focus on people-smuggling and encourage a far-right Owen Jones motion everywhere. response to it, Pai finds the ‘crisis’ is in fact one about Europe’s response to displaced people. New Internationalist New Internationalist

ISBN: 978-1-78026-438-7 ISBN: 978-1-78026-390-8 eISBN: 978-1-78026-439-4 eISBN: 978-1-78026-391-5 January 2018 May 2017 Danny Dorling is a social geographer and the Halford £9.99 Hsiao-Hung Pai is an investigative journalist whose main £9.99 Mackinder Professor of Geography at the University 215mm x 138mm areas of interest are migration and labour, women and 216mm x 138mm of Oxford. His work concerns issues of housing, health, 240 pages feminism, and nationalism. She writes for The Guardian, 280 pages employment, education and poverty. He has written Paperback Chinese Weekly, UK Chinese Times, Feminist Review (UK) Paperback extensively about the widening gap between rich and Rights held: World and Open Democracy (UK), among others. Rights held: World poor, and his work regularly appears in the media.

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Daniel Macmillen Voskoboynik Safia Minney In Defence of Life Slave to Fashion A beautifully-written, fresh and creative Slave to Fashion raises awareness of guide to our ecological crisis, bringing modern slavery in the fashion industry stories and ideas together from all over and shows how it can be eradicated by the globe. business and consumers. In Defence of Life moves beyond the sterile, technical language that has pervaded discussions around Slave to Fashion is made up of interviews and climate change and ecology. It seeks to counter the microdocumentaries with the women, men and bureaucratic prose of our conversations, to humanize children caught in slavery, making the clothes sold on the abstraction of global warming, and bring different our high streets in Europe and the developing world. voices into the conversation. It also profiles best practice of brands and designers Drawing on a variety of sources – from anthropology within the fashion industry to prove that slave-free ‘What is missing in climate to hydrology, botany to economics, agronomy to fashion is achievable and fashion can be used change literature is a bold, astrobiology, medicine to oceanography, physics ‘Safia brings this subject to life to empower workers – whilst creating beautiful, compelling voice which to history – the author weaves a concise, lyrical and with her years of experience in competitive and accessible fashion. holds itself accountable to powerful story about our relationship with nature. championing workers’ rights.’ With striking design and visuals, Slave to Fashion the dignity of the afflicted. Livia Firth, Ethical fashion brings in the facts, stories and actions we must take to Daniel’s work is a beacon in ambassador eradicate modern slavery. this regard.’ Asad Rehman, Executive Director of War on Want

New Internationalist Daniel Macmillen Voskoboynik is a musician, writer New Internationalist ISBN: 978-1-78026-440-0 and educator. He has worked as a campaigner for ISBN: 978-1-78026-3984 eISBN: 978-1-78026-441-7 various organizations, focusing on human rights, eISBN: 978-1-78026-399-1 Safia Minney is a pioneer in ethical business. She is May 2018 migration, climate change and corruption. His writing April 2017 the founder of the Fair Trade and sustainable fashion £9.99 and journalism has appeared in Open Democracy, £13.99 label, People Tree, and now brings her expertise and 216mm x 138mm Pacific Standard and New Internationalist. He is also the 236mm x 181mm experience to help businesses embrace sustainability 240 pages founding editor of The World at 1C, a project working to 160 pages and transparency in their operations and branding. Paperback improve ecological literacy, and humanize the impacts Paperback She is author of several critically-acclaimed books Rights held: World of climate violence. Rights held: World including Naked Fashion and Slow Fashion. 4 5 non fiction non fiction

Steve Rolles Nikki van der Gaag NoNonsense NoNonsense Legalizing Drugs Feminism The Key to Ending the War Alive and Kicking

We urgently need to legalize and An international perspective on the regulate drugs – this book explains why, resurgence in feminist movements: and how to do it. the advances and the setbacks, the challenges and the contradictions. Legalizing drugs does not mean a free-for-all. It involves ensuring that substances are safe and taking Feminism is back in fashion, with a resurgence of distribution out of the hands of the criminal networks campaigning by a new generation. But the ideals who currently benefit from an illegal market with a that feminism stands for are also under attack. All over turnover of $320 billion a year. the world, the hard-won gains achieved by women’s ‘This passionate, articulate, ‘Informative and concise. movements over decades are under threat from This book is not just a litany of the damage done and numerate statement of Let us take inspiration and rightwing and fundamentalist movements. the case for legalizing drugs over the past four decades of drug war – it assesses create a fairer, more feminist could not be bettered.’ the careful, progressive attempts at reform by some 21st century.’ This book shows why we need feminism today Raymond Tallis, Physician, governments and, more important still, it looks forward Winnie Byanyima, Executive more than ever. It offers an insight into thinking and Neuroscientist, Author and to examine exactly how legalized drugs will be Director, Oxfam International campaigning across the continents. And it encourages Philosopher. produced, distributed and regulated in the future. The feminists of all ages – and both sexes – to celebrate change is going to come and this book will put you well their differences and to ‘make a little trouble’. ahead of the curve.

New Internationalist New Internationalist ISBN: 978-1-78026-396-0 ISBN: 978-1-78026-327-4 eISBN: 978-1-78026-403-5 eISBN: 978-1-78026-328-1 May 2017 March 2017 £7.99 Steve Rolles is a writer and policy analyst at drug £7.99 180mm x 110mm reform organization, Transform. He was lead author on 180mm x 110mm Nikki van der Gaag is Director of Gender Justice and 144 pages After the War on Drugs: Blueprint for Regulation. He is a 144 pages Women’s Rights at Oxfam GB. As a writer, she has Paperback Paperback regular contributor to the public debate on drug policy worked primarily on gender, with a particular focus on Rights held: World Rights held: World girls and masculinities. Rights sold: Canada and law in the media. Rights sold: Canada

6 7 non fiction RECENT AND RECOMMENDED non fiction Global Justice in Easier English Linda Ruas

Pre-Intermediate level (A2) Six topics: News Stories • Sharing • The Veil Refugees • Other countries • Languages

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Learn more English while reading about and discussing powerful, real world topics.

Intermediate level (B1) Six topics: Voting • Slavery • Food • Women • Our Earth • Money

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‘So simple, easy to use, such important topics with a tinge of optimism, which is so important.’ Margit Szesztay, Vice President of IATEFL

Upper Intermediate level (B2) Six topics: Deforestation • Ability and Disability • The Organ Trade • Development • Charities and NGOs

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Rory McCourt Peter Barry No Killing Sky The Walk High in the death zone of K2, the A provocative novel in which a starving ‘Savage Mountain’, Liam Doyle makes African is brought to London to perform a discovery that could have for the cameras for charity. catastrophic consequences. Two years after Live Aid, a PR expert has a big idea that When young Irish/American climber, Liam Doyle, sets he thinks will keep Ethiopian hunger in the headlines out to locate the body of his father, high in the death and touch on the heartstrings (and purse strings) of zone of the ‘Savage Mountain’ K2, he is confronted by people in the West. He locates a young, malnourished a series of inexplicable events. Afar man wandering alone in the desert and flies him back to London to make a week-long walk from Deeply troubled, he enlists the help of two friends, an Heathrow to a rally in Trafalgar Square. ‘With a prose style that ex-special forces buddy and a Washington editor. Their ‘Barry writes with such awe- adopts the fluent regaling investigations take them into the heart of a conspiracy inspiring authority... Intelligent, In fundraising terms, this is a great success – but we associate with the with the potential to wreak atmospheric havoc on a provocative entertainment at the ethics of the exercise, the human impact on all Irish McCourt’s storytelling planetary scale. its best.’ concerned and the ultimate result are all profoundly to is effortless and will be Erotic Review be questioned. No Killing Sky is the ultimate global thriller for our attractive to thriller fans.’ The Walk is an unsettling novel about the morality of Sydney Morning Herald times. 12 countries – from the Himalayas to the Arctic, Washington to Kazakhstan – and a race against time to charity, the media and public relations. Situated in one prevent a catastrophe that could soon claim the lives single week, it explores how far you can go to prick the of more than a billion people. public conscience. New Internationalist New Internationalist ISBN: 978-1-78026-392-2 ISBN: 978-1-78026-394-6 eISBN: 978-1-78026-393-9 eISBN: 978-1-78026-395-3 May 2017 May 2017 £8.99 £8.99 194mm x 129mm Rory McCourt’s backround is in graphic design, 194mm x 129mm Peter Barry was born in England, brought up in 400 pages advertizing and film production. He co-wrote, with 256 pages Scotland and now lives in Australia. He is the author of Paperback Boyd Anderson, the novel Children of the Dust under Paperback two other novels, I Hate Martin Amis Et Al and We All Rights held: World the name Anderson McCourt. Rights sold: World Fall Down.

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The Goddess of Various authors, Edited by Efemia Mtwara and other Chela, Bongani Kona, and Helen stories Moffett The Caine Prize for African Short Story Day Writing 2017 Africa: Migrations This is Africa’s leading literary prize, won Short Story Day Africa presents its annual in 2017 by Bushra al-Fadil. This collection anthology. The stories explore true and contains the full shortlist and stories from alternative African culture through a the Caine Prize workshop. competition on the theme of Migrations. The authors shortlisted for the 2017 Caine Prize were: Short Story Day Africa brings together writers, readers, • Lesley Nneka Arimah (Nigeria) for booksellers, publishers, teachers and school children Who Will Greet You At Home from all over the globe to write, submit, read, workshop • Chikodili Emelumadu (Nigeria) for Bush Baby and discuss stories. This is the fourth in the SSDA • Bushra al-Fadil (Sudan) for collection of anthologies which aim to break the one- The Story of the Girl Whose Birds Flew Away dimensional view of African storytelling and fiction ‘Entertaining. Deserves to be ‘Short Story Day Africa • Arinze Ifeakandu (Nigeria) for writing. widely read’. provides an increasingly God’s Children Are Little Broken Things Sunday Independent, powerful springboard for Migrations includes the short-listed work of Sibongile • Magogodi oaMphela Makhene (South Africa) for South Africa’ young talent.’ Fisher (South Africa), Mirette Bhagat Eskaros (Egypt), The Virus The Guardian Blaize Kaye (South Africa), Megan Ross (South Africa), They are joined by 11 writers who took part in the Caine Stacy Hardy (South Africa), TJ Benson (Nigeria) and 21 Prize Writers’ Workshop in Tanzania, where they each other authors. produced a special story for this volume. New Internationalist New Internationalist ISBN: 978-1-78026-401-1 ISBN: 978-1-78026-405-9 eISBN: 978-1-78026-402-8 eISBN: 978-1-78026-406-6 July 2017 July 2017 £8.99 £8.99 190mm x 130mm 194mm x 129mm 240 pages The Caine Prize for African Writing is Africa’s leading 284 pages Short Story Day Africa brings together writers, readers, Paperback literary prize, and is awarded to a short story by an Paperback booksellers, publishers, teachers and school children Rights held: World African writer published in English, whether in Africa or Rights held: World, ex. Africa from all over the globe to write, submit, read, workshop Rights sold: Africa, North America elsewhere. and discuss stories.

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Benjamin Dickson A New Jerusalem A boy’s traumatized father comes home from the Second World War, but can’t make the transition to civilian life. Eleven-year-old Ralph lives with his mother, plays in bombed-out buildings and dreams of the day his father will come home and tell him of all his heroic battles. But when his father actually does come back, he is far from what Ralph expected: his father is sullen, withdrawn and refuses to discuss the war at all.

Susceptible to fits of crying and uncontrollable rages, his behaviour starts to directly impact Ralph and his mother, ‘Dickson instills real heart and really well-crafted and the community around them. This is a beautifully relationships.’ observed and sensitive portrayal that will help readers Pipe Dream Comics understand post traumatic stress disorder.

New Internationalist ISBN: 978-1-78026-442-4 eISBN: 978-1-78026-443-1 September 2018 Benjamin Dickson is a writer, artist and lecturer. £12.99 Fight the Power! (with Sean Michael Wilson et al) was 240mm x 170mm published by New Internationalist (2013). Many of his 150 pages graphic short stories have been published and he has Paperback also co-produced several freely-available graphic

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Various, Edited by Mike Seal Trade Union Education Transforming the World This collection of essays challenges us to move trade union education forward through new theory and examples of best practice.

Much of trade union education lacks modern teaching methods, has outdated content and avoids key areas of history, economics and politics. This book aims to change all that – to mark out new ground that will bring trade union education back to life. The collections features 16 insightful essays from 20 individual practitioners, each with long experience of popular education techniques. TThe reform and modernization of trade union education is long overdue – but the revolution starts here.

WORKABLE New Internationalist ISBN: 978-1-78026-425-7 eISBN: 978-1-78026-426-4 October 2017 Dr Mike Seal is Head of Criminology and Youth and WORKABLE £9.99 Community Work and Reader in Critical Pedagogy at 216mm x 135mm Newman University, Birmingham. He has worked in the 296 pages youth work, community development, homelessness Paperback and drugs sectors for 25 years. He has written six Rights held: World previous books. WORKABLE 16 17 WORKABLE - THEATRE Workable - GRAPHIC

Written by Sean Michael Wilson Various, Edited by Doug Nicholls Illustrated by Robert Brown Workers Playtime Illustrated Labour Volume One History A collection of plays born from the great Union rep Joe and his granddaughter struggles of the Trade Union movement. discuss the history of the labour movement, from the 14thC right up to There is a rich tradition of theatre dealing with workers’ today. and trade union struggles through the centuries that An old union rep, Joe, and his granddaughter, Arushi, can go unacknowledged by the literary mainstream. spend a few pleasant days together going over Often, such plays are staged in alternative venues and the history of the labour movement. Over tea and too often their scripts are not gathered in any archive sandwiches in his studio they consider the whole wide and are in danger of being lost. sweep and points of connection throughout history. Volume One plays include: Out! On the Costa del Trico Starting way back with the 14th-century Peasants’ (1976) by Women’s Theatre Group, Hannah (2001) by ‘Sean Michael Wilson is a Revolt, taking in the Levellers and the Luddites, the Eileen Murphy, Dare to be Free (2016) by Jane McNulty, comic book renaissance expansion of the unions in the 19th century, the height Jim Kenworth’s A Splotch of Red (2016), Bolton Rising man.’ of their power in the 70s, and the great conflicts and (2000) by Neil Duffield, Neil Gore’s We Will Be Free Publishers’ Weekly decline of the 80s. (2013) and The Chambermaids (1987) by Kathleen McCreery. With a mix of serious research and family jokes Joe and Arushi go into the complicated history, the ideological battles, the class conflict, a consideration of what WORKABLE WORKABLE unions are for, and what the future of unions may be. New Internationalist New Internationalist ISBN: 978-1-78026-427-1 ISBN: 978-1-78026-444-8 eISBN: 978-1-78026-428-8 eISBN: 978-1-78026-445-5 Sean Michael Wilson is an award-winning graphic October 2017 September 2018 novel writer known for his books tackling social issues WORKABLE WORKABLE £9.99 £7.99/$11.95 and history. He lives in Japan and has over a dozen 216mm x 135mm Doug Nicholls is General Secretary of the General 180mm x 110mm books (several published by New Internationalist) to 312 pages Federation of Trade Unions (GFTU). Doug has written 128 pages his name. Robert Brown is a regular contributor to Paperback very widely on trade unionism, history, literature and Paperback anthology titles. He has his own comic series, Killjoy. Rights held: World youth work. Rights held: World This is their third collaboration. WORKABLE WORKABLE 18 19 Trade Orders UK & Europe: Turnaround Publisher Services Ltd [email protected] USA: Consortium Book Trade & Distribution [email protected] Canada: Fitzhenry and Whiteside [email protected] Australia & New Zealand/Aotearoa: NewSouth Books [email protected] South Africa: Jonathan Ball Publishers [email protected] India: Penguin Books India Pvt. Ltd [email protected] Asia: Edison Garcia, Ingram [email protected] Middle East, North Africa, Latin America & Caribbean: Denise Lourenco, Ingram [email protected] Other international: [email protected] Rights Dan Raymond-Barker • [email protected] Publicity Kate Shepherd, Oxford Publicity Partnership • [email protected] or [email protected]

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