Lead Story · November 2024
"The Quiet Atlas Named to LibraryReads Top 10 for the Fourth Consecutive Year"
LibraryReads editors across 1,300 U.S. public libraries selected Eric Price's 2022 Edgar-nominated thriller The Quiet Atlas for the November 2024 Hall of Fame picks — making it the first novel since 2019 to appear on four consecutive annual Top 10 lists. The selection coincides with the paperback reissue and a 14-language foreign-rights renewal cycle that has now shipped more than 1.2 million combined copies overseas.
- Coverage window: Oct 14 – Nov 18, 2024
- Featured outlets: LibraryReads, Publishers Weekly, Shelf Awareness, The New York Times Book Review paperback roundup
- Companion release: "Marginalia" — a free short story for email subscribers, mailed Nov 8
- Foreign-rights renewal: Confirmed across 22 territories
Press Archive by Category
Every item below is a verified press moment from the Author Office — kept current, footnoted, and ready for citation.
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Reviews
42 archived items · most recent Nov 4, 2024
Long-form reviews from The New York Times Book Review, The Guardian, The Washington Post, Kirkus (starred), Publishers Weekly (starred), and trade outlets. The Quiet Atlas alone has drawn 38 verified reviews averaging 4.7★.
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Interviews & Profiles
29 archived items · most recent Oct 22, 2024
In-depth interviews with The Paris Review, LitHub, Criminal Element, The Writer's Life podcast, and BBC Radio 4's Open Book. Includes the 2024 Publishers Weekly cover profile on the year of Burning Hours.
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Awards & Nominations
11 archived items · most recent Sept 16, 2024
2022 Edgar Allan Poe Award nomination for Best Novel (The Quiet Atlas); 2024 International Thriller Writers "Best First Novel" Silver Buckeye Award; LibraryReads Hall of Fame picks (2021–2024); Audie Award finalist nominations for audiobook narration.
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Foreign Rights & Translations
18 archived items · most recent Nov 1, 2024
Rights deals and translation announcements across 14 languages and 22 international territories. Combined foreign sales exceed 1.2 million copies. Recent cycle covers German (Goldmann), French (Actes Sud), Japanese (Hayakawa), and Brazilian (Companhia das Letras) reissues.
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Festival & Speaking Appearances
23 archived items · most recent Oct 30, 2024
Main-stage appearances at ThrillerFest 2023 and 2024, Miami Book Fair 2023 and 2024, BookExpo, the American Library Association Annual Conference, and a standing slate of 18–24 paid festival and bookstore engagements per year.
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A Working Press Desk, Not a Brag Sheet
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Bio & Headshot
Short (90-word), medium (200-word), and long (450-word) author bios are available in plain text and formatted PDF. The press headshot is offered in color and black-and-white at 300 dpi, with cropping for vertical and horizontal placements. Both are released for editorial use without embargo.
Press Kit
The current press kit includes the bio set, headshot, six high-resolution cover images, backlist catalog, foreign-rights summary, awards list, and a one-page Q&A with the Author Office. Request the kit by email and a download link will be returned the same business day.
Direct Contact
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Trusted Outlets
Eric Price's coverage is tracked across The New York Times Book Review, Publishers Weekly, Kirkus Reviews, Library Journal, Booklist, The Guardian, Shelf Awareness, and LitHub. Trade inquiries may also be routed through the publicity departments at Crown / Penguin Random House and the relevant foreign co-agents.