"A reissued 1962 novel of the US civil rights era is belatedly – and deservedly – taking the literary world by storm "
— The Observer
"Kelley delivers his observations with caustic humour and surprising compassion"
— Irish Times
"Jasanoff has the gift of making even familiar material seem fresh and fascinating"
— New Statesman
"a timely reminder of the artistic greatness of Conrad"
— Irish Times
"“Little House” devotees will appreciate the extraordinary care and energy Fraser brings to uncovering the details of a life that has been expertly veiled by myth"
— The New York Times
"...this surprising biography is immensely revealing both about Wilder and about America’s founding myths"
— The Sunday Times
"a deft account of a terrific double act"
— The Observer
"Leo McKinstry’s superb account of one of the great political rivalries — and double acts — of the 20th century"
— Daily Mail
"No one beats Beevor at recreating the bewildering cacophony of war"
— The Times
"(a) return to Stalingrad form. Forensic is too soft a word to describe the breadth of detail he brings"
— Daily Express