Wallpaper featured Rosecrans Baldwin's EVERYTHING NOW on their list of “Architecture Books to Inspire Shelf Love.” They write: "Rosecrans Baldwin is a talented writer who is intrigued, rather than infuriated, by [Los Angeles’] eccentricities. Like many of his creative peers, he’s not a native Angeleno, but as an accomplished essayist and writer of fiction, Baldwin’s outsider status gives him a perfect vantage point to challenge, embrace or confront what it means to live in LA in the 21st century...This episodic piece of narrative non-fiction sub-divides the urban experience into personal vignettes, filtered through the city’s copious literature and the many voices Baldwin meets on his quest to understand LA.” MCD will publish the book on June 15, 2021.

Indigo named Robert Jones Jr.’s THE PROPHETS as one of their “Best Books of 2021 So Far,” calling the book “[a] singular and stunning debut novel.” G.P. Putnam’s published the novel on January 5, 2021.

Indigo named Dawnie Walton’s THE FINAL REVIVAL OF OPAL & NEV as one of their “Best Books of 2021 So Far,” calling the debut novel “electrifying.” 37 Ink published the novel on March 30, 2021.

FINDING ASHLEY by Danielle Steel will make its debut on the New York Times Bestseller List for the week of May 16th. It will debut at number 2 on the Combined Print & E-book Fiction list, and at number 3 on the Hardcover Fiction list. Delacorte Press published the book on April 27, 2021.

Jonathan Parks-Ramage's debut novel YES, DADDY was named a most-anticipated book of May by Entertainment Weekly, Lambada Literary, and NewNowNext. Houghton Mifflin Harcourt will publish the book on May 18, 2021.

On May 11, Esquire featured an exclusive excerpt from Alex McElroy’s debut novel THE ATMOSPHERIANS in advance of its publication later this month. Esquire will also publish an essay by the author in late May, and original pieces by McElroy are forthcoming in The Atlantic, Vulture, GQ, The Cut, Buzzfeed, and Literary Hub. Atria Books will publish the novel on May 18, 2021.

James Han Mattson’s next novel, REPRIEVE, has received another incredible endorsement. Rumaan Alam, New York Times bestselling author of LEAVE THE WORLD BEHIND, writes: "REPRIEVE takes horror as its subject, while also using the genre as its means, delivering twists and fright and the kind of storytelling that keeps you turning pages. But the brilliance of James Han Mattson’s novel is in deploying the haunted house as a metaphor for our nation, where the true scare is a cultural reckoning with whiteness itself.” William Morrow will publish the novel on October 5, 2021.

Jodie Patterson spoke with Scary Mommy about BORN READY, and the importance of “broadening the scope of trans representation for kids and their families.” Patterson told the interviewer: [t]he reason why I wanted to write BORN READY was so that families and classrooms could share this with young eyes. Oftentimes, the adult conversation is discussing ideas that we’re interested in. But younger people have passed that, or they don’t even hold on to some of the same issues that we have as adults. So I didn’t want to put old ideas on new minds. For children to really have a positive story, a triumphant story without much of the weight that adults bring to the conversation around gender and transgender.” Crown Books for Young Readers published the book on April 20, 2021.

LOVE AND FURY by Samantha Silva received enthusiastic praise from Booklist. They write: "Related with superb detail regarding late-eighteenth-century locales and intellectual pursuits, Silva's portrait of the revolutionary Wollstonecraft generates an absorbing tale of courage, sorrow, and the dance between independence and intimacy that delivers a sense of triumphant catharsis." Flatiron Books will publish the novel on May 25, 2021.

The Sunday Times named THE OLD ENEMY by Henry Porter as their Book of the Month. They rave: “This novel is at once an up-to-the-minute political novel about an emergent second Cold War, a timeless ripping espionage yarn and a continuation of the lives of characters who become richer with each appearance. It’s an impressive achievement and, as ever with Porter, told in an addictive blend of tangy dialogue and polished prose.” Atlantic Monthly Press will publish the book on June 8, 2021.