News
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Great review for Rickshaw
18 Jun 2015
David McGrath’s new novel Rickshaw has received a terrific review from Open Pen.
‘Rickshaw is funny, above all, but also wicked, exhausting, and by turns kind. McGrath is a writer of substantial potential, demanding of attention. Rickshaw is that call to attention.’
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The Devil's Work is Top 5 bestseller
17 Jun 2015
The latest thriller from Dominic Adler, The Devil’s Work, has reached #5 in the Australian Kindle bestseller chart.
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Beyond the Call documentary
16 Jun 2015
The full documentary of Beyond the Call is now available to watch online here. Jeremy Dronfield wrote both the music and the script.
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Tina McGuff on BBC Radio Scotland
16 Jun 2015
Tina McGuff was interviewed on Kaye Adams’ show on BBC Scotland yesterday, promoting her new book Seconds to Snap: One Explosive Day. A Family Destroyed. My Descent into Anorexia. You can listen to the interview here (it starts at 1.36 and lasts about 15 minutes).
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Wall Street Journal reviews A Dangerous Woman
15 Jun 2015
‘In “A Dangerous Woman,” Ms. McDonald and Mr. Dronfield convincingly capture Moura’s perilous sensuality.’
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Recent Foreign Rights Sales
14 Jun 2015
Greek rights in Nessa Carey’s The Epigenetics Revolution.
Polish rights in Hitler’s Forgotten Children by Ingrid von Oelhafen and Tim Tate.
Chinese rights in Christian Wolmar’s To the edge of the world: The Story of the World’s Greatest Railway.
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US rights in biography of spy Daphne Park to Overlook
14 Jun 2015
Overlook have bought US rights in Paddy Hayes’s Queen of Spies: Daphne Park, Britain’s Cold War Spy Master which Duckworth publish in October.
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Neville Thurlbeck on The James Whale Show
12 Jun 2015
Neville Thurlbeck’s interview on The James Whale Show can now be listened to online here (begins at 45 mins).
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Army Magazine reviews West Point '41
11 Jun 2015
‘An entertaining history of the American way of war from Pearl Harbor through Vietnam as told by graduates of the U.S. Military Academy… The war stories are inspiring. Equally engaging are the glimpses into other valuable contributions soldiers make over the course of a career, from shaping planning at the highest levels during the Eisenhower administration to innovating new weapons and tactics like the air mobility and combat aviation force.’
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Andrew Lownie at Frankfurt
11 Jun 2015
Andrew Lownie can be seen in action in a video of the The Business Club at the Frankfurt Book Fair (begins at 0:59).
