The book has been re-branded by Bloomsbury, at I'm very happy with how they tweaked the cover for their imprint. (It's the little things.) And on the back, books-within-books, mise en abyme for curious readers...
And if your library has access to Oxford journals, you can access a new book review of The Textual Life of Airports forthcoming in ISLE: Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature & Environment. I was very glad to see this review, as it acknowledges one of the trickiest and most subtle aspects of my project, namely how I am trying to understand the environmental qualities of airports.
