Media Our clients in the news You’ve seen our work featured here: shrevewilliams Working at the intersection of authors, ideas and media. Happy #PubDay to RETHINKING MEDICATIONS by Jerry A Happy #PubDay to TWIST, a propulsive new novel of #OnShelvesNow: INDIAN GENIUS, a sharp and engaging #OnShelvesNow: Madeleine Henry’s NAME NOT TAKEN, Happy #PubDay to THE ADJUDICATOR, a propulsive sci Happy #PubDay to Marc J. Dunkelman’s WHY NOTHING Happy #PubDay to THE LICENSING RACKET by Rebecca H #OnShelvesNow: INEVITABLE, a sweeping portrait of #OnShelvesNow: Angela Brown’s SOME OTHER TIME, a #OnShelvesNow: Danielle Prescod’s novel THE RULE Happy #PubDay to TOO SOON, acclaimed playwright Be Thrilled to see Tessa Hulls’ graphic memoir FEED Load More... Follow on Instagram Shreve Williams 1 week ago Nothing thrills us more than when our books find the wide readership they deserve, so it’s been a true delight to see two of our recent projects debut at #1 on the New York Times bestseller list this past month. Now more than a month out from its pub date, Rick Atkinson’s THE FATE OF THE DAY remains high on the list, while Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson’s newly published ORIGINAL SIN is at the top of the charts this week. Congratulations to these wonderful authors and their incisive, relevant, and important works, both of which offer indispensable insight into America’s past and present. ... See MoreSee Less Photo View on Facebook · Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email Shreve Williams 2 weeks ago #OnShelvesNow: THE MISSING KIDNEY, a superb new collection from Maxine Rosaler—“the best short story writer you’ve never heard of” (Kirkus Reviews).In these stories, Rosaler glides with deceptive ease from the comic to the tragic to the absurd and back again. We meet a girl trying to save the boy she loves from his disabling infatuation with his wealthy Holocaust survivor uncle; a dedicated champion of social justice who talks herself into believing that the man she finds sexually repulsive is the right fit for her perfectly ordered life; and the employee whose pointless job selling advertising for a community shopper in Brooklyn turns into a journey through a landscape of grotesque puppet-like humans and a head-on collision with evil. In a voice laced with irony and antic joy, Rosaler explores the grungy side of New York City during the 1970s and ’80s through a vivid and varied cast of characters, many of whom cannot face the truth about themselves and what they are doing with their lives.“Fans of Lorrie Moore, Lucia Berlin, Marian Thurm, and Grace Paley will quickly notice that those authors have a sister in this whimsical and wise chronicle of relationships between the sexes.”—Kirkus Reviews ... See MoreSee Less Photo View on Facebook · Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email Shreve Williams 2 weeks ago What a launch! We are honored to be working with the team at @penguinpress to bring Original Sin from co-authors extraordinaire @alxthomp and Jake Tapper into the hands of so many readers. And today it debuts at #1 on the New York Times bestseller list! ... See MoreSee Less Photo View on Facebook · Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email Contact us for more information. Go
