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While our US and UK staff have been working from home, they& #39;ve had a little help from new HUP interns.
As it& #39;s Friday, we thought we& #39;d present our newest members of staff, and their book choices
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As it& #39;s Friday, we thought we& #39;d present our newest members of staff, and their book choices
Here& #39;s Atticus. He& #39;s keen to develop special dog-friendly headphones so he can listen to the audio version of Capital and Ideology.
In the meantime, he& #39;s reading @mariamtatar& #39;s The Fairest of Them All.
In the meantime, he& #39;s reading @mariamtatar& #39;s The Fairest of Them All.
Layla& #39;s tired from all her work on #PoetryMonth, so she& #39;s hoping to take a nap after reading up some Emily Dickinson.
Tilde got very into #poetrymonth, and is dreaming of future travel opportunities.
She& #39;s reading Mark Ford& #39;s London: A History in Verse.
She& #39;s reading Mark Ford& #39;s London: A History in Verse.
Zany, Cute, Interesting. Stella took the subtitle from Sianne Ngai& #39;s book, Our Aesthetic Categories, quite literally for her photo op.
She tells us she& #39;s really looking forward to Sianne Ngai& #39;s next book, Theory of the Gimmick, forthcoming in June.
She tells us she& #39;s really looking forward to Sianne Ngai& #39;s next book, Theory of the Gimmick, forthcoming in June.
André heard cats often feature in fairy tales, so he thought he& #39;d see if he spotted any feline friends in @mariamtatar& #39;s The Fairest of Them All.
Bear& #39;s splitting his time between the IT and sales departments, and has been researching our backlist best sellers.
Here& #39;s him reading @viet_t_nguyen& #39;s Nothing Ever Dies.
Here& #39;s him reading @viet_t_nguyen& #39;s Nothing Ever Dies.
Looks like Louie is taking after his owner to become an aspiring science editor.
Fenway& #39;s always looking for the league toppers, picking Thomas Piketty& #39;s Capital and Ideology as his rainy day reading.
Sylvester is a big fan of European history...
...but his co-worker, Anna, takes after their owner and prefers political economy books.
For those of us without pets, creativity ensued:
