The Times Literary Supplement Reviews Anonymous Is a Woman by Nina Ansary

Our client Nina Ansary's Anonymous Is a Woman, a chronicle of fifty women written out of history around the world, was reviewed by the Times Literary Supplement, one of the most respected literary review outlets in the English-speaking world.

The book pairs each woman's story with an original watercolor portrait by artist Petra Dufkova, and the review singles out the range of subjects Ansary chose to cover, many genuinely obscure even to well-read audiences, as the collection's real strength. Getting a nonfiction history title noticed by TLS, rather than a general interest outlet, signals to booksellers and librarians that the scholarship behind it holds up.

Landing a review in an outlet with this level of literary credibility is precisely the kind of placement our press campaigns are built to secure. You can read the full review on the TLS website for the complete piece.

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