MUV is available now:
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Thank you to the New York Times Books for this fantastic review of Rachel Trethewey's MUV: The Story of the Mitford Girls' Mother.
"The author writes sympathetically of Muv’s heartfelt efforts to help her estranged daughters."
Justine Picardi's story of British royal fashion and image-making FASHIONING THE CROWN was featured in
@people!
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Calling all crime fiction readers and art lovers! 🧑🎨🎨🔪
Join James Cahill and Patrick Monahan in conversation with Lisson_Gallery on March 3rd to discuss THE VIOLET HOUR, a stylish novel that evokes the art world and all of its moral complexities.
WORLD CUP FEVER is out on March 3rd, 2026, and is available for preorder now:
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Simon Kuper's WORLD CUP FEVER, the story of how soccer has transformed the world, was featured in this riveting review from @newyorker.com! ⚽️🏃♂️
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Lots of love to Pegasus Bookstore, but that is not us! We are Pegasus Books the publisher based out of NYC.
23.02.2026 20:33 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0Coming events: Feb 19, 6:30, The Book Cellar in Lincoln Square with Alex Kotlowitz; Feb 23, 6:00, Left Bank Books, St. Louis, with Brian Heffernan of StL Public Radio; and Feb 25, 7 p.m., Rainy Day Books is hosting an event at Unity Temple in KC Mo, with Peggy Lowe of KCUR. More to follow.
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We are so grateful for this incredible review of INJUSTICE TOWN by @ricktulsky.bsky.social from Rachel Monroe and @newyorker.com.
"Tulsky’s book makes for a worthy entry in the canon of American injustice."
SJ Rozan and Scott Montgomery had a fun and thoughtful interview over at The Hard Word about her new crime novel FIRST DO NO HARM! 🩸💉
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Preorder WILLIAM AND CATHERINE now, available on March 10th, 2026:
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Russell Myers, author of WILLIAM AND CATHERINE, was on The Today Show Australia to discuss the couple and his upcoming book!
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Congratulations to Jane Park for this STARRED review from @shelf-awareness.com for her incredible novel INHERITANCE!
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"Powerful story of a falsely imprisoned man."
Today's book pick from Damn History, a free monthly newsletter for readers/writers of #popularhistory. Congrats to author @ricktulsky.bsky.social & @pegasus-books.bsky.social!
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It’s US publication day for BOOKISH by Lucy Mangan! It’s a celebration of books and a love story to the written word that reveals how books help us connect with other readers through shared stories.📚✨
Out now from @pegasus-books.bsky.social: www.barnesandnoble.com/w/bookish-lu...
We couldn't be more excited to share that Rick Tulsky, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of INJUSTICE TOWN, is going on tour this spring!
What stop will you be attending?
Looking for some book reviews to read on this frigid January Friday? Check out this article from @wsj.com, which names their review of DUET as one of the BEST in January!
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Screenshot from p. 38 of my book 'The Evolution Underground: Burrows, Bunkers, and the Marvelous Subterranean World Beneath Our Feet,' 2017, Pegasus Books) about World War II escape tunnels: "Perhaps the most famous of escape tunnel feats was in 1944, when 76 Allied soldiers burrowed their way out of the World War II Stalag Luft III (German) prisoner of war camp in Poland, a breakout that later inspired the 1963 movie 'The Great Escape.' Scientists also recently uncovered physical evidence for another World War II example of people using a tunnel to free themselves from Nazi oppressors. In 1943-44, about 80 Jews from the Stuffhoff concentration camp near Vilnius, Lithuania, were forced to conceal war crimes from approaching Soviet troops by unearthing and burning thousands of bodies from mass graves in the Ponary "killing fields." Because the laborers were kept in a pit, they took advantage of this topographic low, going in to get out. For 76 days, using just their hands and spoons they found with exhumed bodies, they secretly dug a 35-meter (115 foot) long tunnel into the side of the pit. On April 14, 1944 (the last day of Passover), about half of them fled through their hand-hewn conduit. Although most were caught and killed, a dozen made it to the nearby forest and liberation, living to tell of the atrocities they had experienced. In June 2016, an international team of geoscientists and archaeologists, using geophysical tools to scan the ground in and around the pit, detected the subsurface tunnel and finally documented the escapees' traces, evidence of their extreme determination and survival."
For Holocaust Remembrance Day, a paragraph from my book 'The Evolution Underground' (2017, @pegasus-books.bsky.social) on WWII escape tunnels dug by Allied soldiers (inspiring the 1963 movie 'The Great Escape') & Jewish prisoners from the Stuffhoff death camp near Vilnius, Lithuania. 1/2
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Check out this fantastic review of DUET by Eleanor Chan in @wsj.com! 🎼🧑🎨
"'Duet' is more than a timeline of great musical moments, and it isn’t a catalog of music-themed art of the ages. It’s all about the flight of the imagination."
Preorder GUNNER: A Joseph Gunner Thriller by Alan Parks, available April 7th, 2026:
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We are so excited to share this STARRED review of GUNNER by Alan Parks from @publisherswkly.bsky.social!
"Gunner is a clever, endearing hero whose personal and professional baggage have enough heft to sustain future installments. This is a winner."
www.publishersweekly.com/9798897101092
Calling all NYC crime thriller fans! 📣
Join us next week @bookculture.com LIC for a celebration of the launch of FIRST DO NO HARM with author SJ Rozan and conversation partner Michael Sears 🩸🗡️
Register for the event here: www.bookculture.com/event/lic-sj...
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