Amanda Foreman chooses her favourites from Pushkin Press for The Week:

The TLS reviews Pietro Grossi's The Break:

The Lady magazine interviews Marella Caracciolo Chia:

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FAVOURITE QUOTES:

'One of my favourite publishers'  Nicholas Lezard   The Guardian
 
'Pushkin's fine list of classics continues'  Boyd Tonkin   The Independent

'An accessible introduction for a rich and, until now, largely neglected seam of European literature'  Rachelle Thackray   Independent on Sunday
 
'Long live Pushkin Press'  Gilbert Adair   Evening Standard
 
‘The press is to be congratulated for its initiative, as well as for the attractive presentation of the books, in formats that really do fit into the average pocket, and interesting cover designs that vary with each batch of new issues’  Robin Buss   Times Literary Supplement
 
'Pushkin Press is performing a valuable service for (...) literary culture'  Anthony Daniels   The Sunday Telegraph
 
'Pushkin Press are to be warmly congratulated on this ... altogether original and desirable publishing enterprise.  Their books are small, handy and produced in excellent taste ... Pushkin himself would have warmly applauded such an enterprise'  John Bayley   Times Literary Supplement
 
'Pushkin Press certainly know how to bring out the beauty in a novel - this book is every bit as beautiful and haunting as its covers suggest'  Tobias Hill   The Times
 
‘Little gems: the Pushkin Press’s exquisite pocket-sized books’   Harpers & Queen
 
‘A collection of small and beautifully produced books from distinguished, albeit neglected, European authors’  The Lady
 
Beautifully presented little books – an ideal introduction to great writers’   The Observer
 
'Ten out of ten to (...) Pushkin Press'  Max Davidson   Daily Telegraph

New and excellent translations ... these are delightful little books to handle'  Gabriel Josipovici   Jewish Chronicle
 
'Look out for an enchanting series of small books published by the Pushkin Press'  Lucia van der Post   The Times
 
'Thanks to the enterprising Pushkin Press, it is now possible to read the novellas on which Stefan Zweig's reputation must finally depend'  Paul Bailey   The Times Literary Supplement
 
'Fortunately, the Pushkin Press has been publishing some of Zweig's works in fluent translations and handsome editions:  it is thus performing a valuable service for British literary culture'  Anthony Daniels   The Sunday Telegraph