Raminta Uselytė

🇱🇹 in 🇬🇧 • publicity @FaberBooks, previously @HurstPublishers

[British GQ @BritishGQ]

The Last Kings of Hollywood shows us how Steven Spielberg, George Lucas and Francis Ford Coppola revitalised the film industry in the 1970s – and it might just give you a bit of hope about the future https://t.co/ojpIXTvXjC

[Dr Daisy Dixon @daisyldixon]

had a great chat about depraved art and AI misogyny with @Telegraph ‘s art critic Alastair Sooke - check it out 🖤🤘

https://t.co/D35SJrviLP

[History Today @HistoryToday]

This Little World: A New History of Tudor and Stuart England by Nandini Das and A Golden World: How the Americas Transformed Renaissance England by Lauren Working put England on the map.

✍️ Peter Marshall reviews the recent #history books

https://t.co/PeZsD38TdY

[The Times and Sunday Times @thetimes]

Pearls, pineapples, and the early modern craze for exotic treasures https://t.co/D6MS8jeNpd

[FT Weekend @ftweekend]

Is there such a thing as dangerous art? https://t.co/T0Pwc9rH5q

[History Today @HistoryToday]

The Log Books: Voices of Queer Britain and the Helpline That Listened by Tash Walker and Adam Zmith reveals unsung – but not unheard – #LGBTQ+ heroes of Switchboard.

✍️ Samuel Rutherford reviews the recent #history book

https://t.co/uDo2OURNhs

[Faber Books @FaberBooks]

🌿 The first time I saw this place, I knew I had come home. 🌿

Joan Barfoot's radical, rediscovered 1978 novel Gaining Ground calls to anybody who has ever wanted to escape – who has asked what it costs to be wild, to be sane, to be free.

Out 30 July in paperback.

[Faber Books @FaberBooks]

Joyous awards news for Michael Pedersen's debut novel Muckle Flugga, shortlisted today for the Fiction of the Year Award at the Indie Book Awards 2026!

Congratulations to Michael and all the shortlisted authors 💫

[Faber Books @FaberBooks]

Do things have to be this way and what might the alternative be?

From a bold new voice in political commentary, a piercing dissection of the democratic crisis faced by Britain today. Absolish Westminster by @AdamRamsay is out in November: https://t.co/autRMQU1FU

[Faber Books @FaberBooks]

'It will radically change what you thought about 'wilderness'.' @CatJarman

Join Wilderlands author Eloise Kane on tour around the UK 🦌

https://t.co/0jS5U0NYoU

[The Observer New Review @ObsNewReview]

For our cover story this weekend, the cellist of Auschwitz at 100 by Philippe Sands

Plus:
Cards on the table: Anna Leskiewicz on tarot's forgotten artist
@milesellingham sits down with Slavoj Žižek
Defying Epstein: @carolinegutman's portraits of resilience

[The Observer @ObserverUK]

'Anita’s written voice is equally distinct: direct and strong and offering a more complete account, accompanied by the power of brutal detail and contemporaneity,' writes Philippe Sands of the cellist of Auschwitz

For our @ObsNewReview cover story, Anita Lasker-Wallfisch turns 100 years old and shares how music became her survival
https://t.co/6xcWwnxNcO

[NewstalkFM @NewstalkFM]

On this week's Screentime with @john_fardy:
The Last Kings of Hollywood: The Battle for the Soul of American Cinema by Paul Fischer 🎬

Listen now.
https://t.co/nn4zcdzvzL

[The Bookseller @thebookseller]

.@FaberBooks is marking 20 years since the death of Irish author John McGahern with a “revitalising” year of publishing to “introduce one of Ireland’s greatest novelists to a new generation” 👇

[The New Statesman @NewStatesman]

Coppola, Lucas, Spielberg and the death of the Hollywood dream

In the 1970s, an ingenious trio of film auteurs conquered Hollywood. But is the renaissance now over?

By @elladorn_ https://t.co/dhXaQNgDK4

[FT Weekend @ftweekend]

The Last Kings of Hollywood — Spielberg, Coppola, Lucas and the movies that changed the movies https://t.co/kmu28bE6Ww

[Monocle Radio @Monocle_Radio]

Meet the Writers: @GeorginaGodwin meets @lijukic, whose latest book, Central Europe: The Death of a Civilization and the Life of an Idea, explores the emergent rebirth of the region

https://t.co/3azym1G9wE

[The Observer New Review @ObsNewReview]

The hidden history of Britain’s fight for queer rights

Several new books informed by the archives at @BishopsgateInst explore the LGBTQ+ lives and narratives that have all too often been ignored
https://t.co/qsjvPKa1BM

[FT Weekend @ftweekend]

Untold histories — the reality of LGBT+ life in 20th-century Britain https://t.co/gtdItkkRl4

[Peter Bradshaw @PeterBradshaw1]

My review of Paul Fischer’s The Last Kings Of Hollywood is up here: https://t.co/D70t6ieQ29