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Welcome to Yale Representation's website

Submitted by yalerep
on Wed, 05/17/2017 - 14:01

We are a sales agency that is dedicated in its support of the bespoke publishers we represent and the numerous bookshops we visit.

Our list is diverse and ranges from the esoteric to the zeitgeist. We have books on politics, history, gardening, art, literature; there are doodling books, maps, guides to Britain, histories of philosophy and language … it is a long list, indeed.

We can guarantee the quality of these titles despite the vibrant range on offer.

China Miéville’s October reviewed in the Guardian

Submitted by yalerep
on Wed, 05/17/2017 - 11:47

Gone are the days when visitors to the mausoleum in Red Square were forced to leave their cameras behind before being marshalled two-by-two in a tightly ordered queue that could take up to an hour to reach the cold cavern where Lenin’s body lies.

Cameras are still not allowed inside but everything else is now different. A much smaller crowd ambles forward with big gaps in the line while stragglers pause to take selfies in front of the plinths that carry busts of former Soviet leaders.

Having a snap of yourself beside Stalin is a particular favourite, whether out of respect for the dead

Barometer of Fear featured in the Times

Submitted by yalerep
on Tue, 05/09/2017 - 11:50

Alexis Stenfors talks like an addict. He talks about trading with the gentle fragility of those in recovery: so wary of the thing that made him feel alive, so nostalgic for what was killing him.

Our conversation spans his spectacular rise and fall on the global financial scene. First, his ascent to being one of the most prized and feared traders in London, nicknamed “Stealth” for the boggling sums he was relied upon to make for Merrill Lynch. Then we brood more deeply on the physical and mental burnout that led to his covering up the first huge losses of his career.