24 Aug 2015
Joff Sharpe, author of Who Dares Wins in Business, has been interviewed on the Danny Pike show on BBC Surrey.
24 Aug 2015
Joff Sharpe has written an intriguing new piece for the Huffington Post.
24 Aug 2015
Mashable has interviewed Dave McGrath, author of new novel Rickshaw.
Rickshaw Wars - Behind the handlebars of London’s secretive industry
11 Aug 2015
Nicholas Best’s Five Days That Shocked The World: An Oral History of Europe at the End of World War Two to Romania.
Francesca Gould’s Why Yawning is Contagious to Turkey.
Casey Watson’s The Girl Without A Voice to Poland.
Chris Woodford’s Atoms Under the Floorboards: The Secret Science Hidden in Your Home to China.
11 Aug 2015
Andrew Lownie’s life of the Cambridge spy Guy Burgess Stalin’s Englishman has been sold to Hodder & Stoughton in the UK and St Martin’s Press in the US. It will be published on 10th September.
11 Aug 2015
The Observer have just reviewed A Very Dangerous Woman : The Lives,. Loves and Lies of Russia’s Most Seductive Spy by Deborah McDonald and Jeremy Dronfield. http://www.theguardian.com/books/2015/aug/09/a-very-dangerous-woman-review-enjoyably-sensationalist-biography-moura-budberg
06 Aug 2015
Helen Fry is featured on the front page of Findatvexpert.com.
06 Aug 2015
Bookmuse has given Marius Gabriel’s latest historical novel Wish Me Luck As You Wave Me Goodbye a glowing review.
‘This was the first novel I have read by Marius Gabriel, and I was instantly hooked by his writing style. This is a confident author, and his talent is evident in the effortless way he weaves the storyline around the characters and draws the reader along on their journey.’
06 Aug 2015
There’s an interesting interview with blockbuster novelist Marius Gabriel in the latest issue of Words with Jam.
03 Aug 2015
The Daily Mail has given Desmond Seward’s new book Renishaw Hall a terrific review.
‘This entertaining and elegant book… Historian Seward seamlessly links the history of this out-of-the-ordinary house to that of the family who built and continue to live in it.’