News
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Joe Holliday on Independent 'Rainbow List'
16 Nov 2015
Joe Holliday, author of bestselling memoir She’s a Boy, has been included on the Independent’s ‘Rainbow List’ - “our annual celebration of the 101 most influential lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people in Britain”.
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The Tartan & Tweed Bible to Frances Lincoln
16 Nov 2015
Frances Lincoln have bought world rights in The Tartan and Tweed Bible, a complete guide to the origins and reinvention of tartan and tweed, from their beginnings in the Scottish Highlands to their use in contemporary fashion design and subculture movements, by fashion journalists Caroline Young and Ann Russell.
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Rachel Kelly no 4 on Amazon
16 Nov 2015
Congratulations to Rachel Kelly whose self-help book Walking on Sunshine: 52 Small Steps to Happiness went to no 4 on Amazon over the weekend.
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Paddy Hayes interviewed about his biography of Daphne Park
14 Nov 2015
Paddy Hayes talks about writing his life of the spy Daphne Park in The Irish Times.
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Two agency titles in top ten for second week running
13 Nov 2015
Skin Deep by Casey Watson and Lynn e Barrett-Lee is at Number 8 in the paperback non-fiction bestsellers this week.
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Girl Alone spends ninth week in top ten
13 Nov 2015
Cathy Glass’s Girl Alone is Number 9 in the non-fiction paperback charts this week .Her ninth week in the top ten.
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Chloe Banks on Radio Four
12 Nov 2015
Chloe Banks was featured on You and Yours on Radio Four this week, discussing her bestselling novel The Art of Letting Go, which originated as a NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) project.
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Loaded feature on Nick Pope
12 Nov 2015
There’s a fantastic feature in the current issue of Loaded magazine on Nick Pope.
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Recent Foreign Rights Sales
10 Nov 2015
Italian rights in Danny Orbach’s The Plots Against Hitler.
Thai rights for Daniel Tammet’s Born on a Blue Day.
French rights in Casey Watson’s A Last Kiss for Mummy.
Chris Woodford’s Atoms Under The Floorboard sold to Taiwan and Russia.
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Mandy Smith in Herald magazine
09 Nov 2015
Mandy Smith, the author of bestseller Cabin Fever, has written an interesting article for Herald magazine.
