Unicorn's The Art of John Piper and Heni's Groovy Bob features in Artlyst book review by Dryden Mackenzie.
Dyden Mackenzie praises the extent of the book as 'a massive tome', stating: 'These books are worth noticing together (even though one of them is in fact a reissue) because of the things they tell one about how the British contemporary...
On Saturday 18th June Unicorn's forthcoming collection Albion's Glorious Ile, edited by Anne Louise Avery, featured in Wales Online.
In his article, James McCarthy focuses on the maps of Wales in Volume 1 of the Albion's Glorious Ile collection. Alongside the article these maps of Wales are featured in a gallery displaying the...
Johnny Fenn, author of Light and Life in Middle Hills has written a brilliant piece for Telegraph Men outlining '10 things no one tells you before you join the Gurkhas'.
Forthcoming Unicorn publication On the Burning of Books by Kenneth Baker featured in The Spectator on 28th May 2016.
The Spectator's John Suthherland writes: 'Baker’s compendium of punchy, textual-pictorial examples covers the ground from Caliph Omar, destroyer of the Library of Alexandria, Goebbels’s ‘bibliocaust’, Bomber Harris’s fiery raids...
On Wednesday 25th May, Unicorn's recent title Swimming with Dali by Edwin Mullins featured in the Country Life Book Reviews.
Reviewer Andrew Lambirth writes: 'Mr Mullins is a beguiling writer—modest and affectionate about his subjects, we hear more about them than about him and he is refreshingly honest about missed opportunities in his...
On Saturday 21st May, Unicorn's forthcoming title Albions Glorious Ile, edited by Anne Louise Avery, featured in The Guardian.
The Guardian article written by Alison Flood features in both the print and online editions of the newspaper. Alongside the longer online feature, The Guardian have a gallery of illustrations from the book showing the...
On Saturday 21st May, Unicorn's forthcoming title Albions Glorious Ile, edited by Anne Louise Avery, appeared on BBC Radio 4's PM show.
On BBC Radio 4 Editor Anne Louise Avery was interviewed about the upcoming republication of the first colouring books, she spoke of the original purpose of the maps and how 17th century artists would be paid...
The Tate etc magazine, is currently celebrating the value and lasting impact of teachers. In the latest issue, Sir James Dyson, inventor of the cyclonic vacuum cleaner and founder and chief engineer of Dyson Ltd, describes how his art teacher at Byam Shaw School of Art, Maurice de Sausmarez (1915–1969), changed the course of his life by playing...
Joyce Meader author of Uniform publication Knitskrieg: A Call to Yarns! was interviewed for this month's Army & You Magazine available from 17th May 2016.
In the interview Joyce discusses writing and researching for the book as well as the relevance of knitting for soldiers today.
Army & You are also running a competition to win copies of...
Forthcoming Unicorn publication On the Burning of Books by Kenneth Baker featured in The Times on Monday 16th May 2016.
Robbie Millen, from The Times praises Baker for the breadth of book burnings covered in the book, from political and religious burnings to accidental fires; 'the former Tory minister gallops across centuries and continents...
Johnny Fenn, author and photographer of Uniform's recent publication Light and Life in Middle Hills, appeared on BBC Radio 4 Midweek programme on Wednesday 11th May 2016.
Johhny Fenn was interviewed alongside wine writer Oz Clarke, playwright Brian Mullin and Natural History Museum curator Emma Sherlock. Fenn discussed his new book, his...
Forthcoming Unicorn publication Moving Heaven and Earth by Steffie Shields featured in a double page spread and front page of Church Times on 8th April 2016.
In the article, journalist Pat Ashworth traces 'Capability' Brown's remarkable legacy. Ashworth interviews, author Steffie Shields on how Capability Brown ‘read’ the landscape in terms...