Now We Are 30 is the feature of a nice review on One Year of Books. The site is a great concept too, documenting all the books that husband and wife, Laurence Vecten and Pierre Hourquet buy during the course of 2010.

This month sees the opening of "de zines" an exhibition at La Casa Encendida in Madrid organised by Roberto Vidal and Oscar Martin, which aims to reflect what is happening in contemporary publishing concerning independent publications; how this field relates to the field of artistic production and the contemporary social, cultural and political environment.

Now We Are 30 is featured as one of 400 international publications that have been gathered together for this project, which runs from 29th June - 29th August.

And in Wales you can buy the book from the ffantastic Ffotogallery in Penarth.

For those in Sweden the Gothenburg Museum of Art bookstore is the latest stockist to grace the list of places where our books can be found. Super nice.

As I write this blog post copies of Now We Are 30 are winging their way up to Scotland and will soon be gracing the lovely shelves of Analogue Books in Edinburgh.

Donlon Books in London now stock the book alongside many other beautiful photography books - check out their shops on Cambridge Heath Road and Broadway Market if you are in the area - a treasure trove of titles from small presses to rare and collectible editions.

The latest addition to the list of stockists is Savile Row's b Store who, alongside some highly desirable threads, stock a small, but perfectly formed collection of photography books from small, independent publishers.