08 Jul 2015
Sandra White’s new book Strangers in the Night was the subject of a story in yesterday’s Guardian. The book was released by Thistle Books this week.
06 Jul 2015
There’s a terrific review of Rosalind Russell’s Burma’s Spring in the latest edition of the RSAA Journal of Asian Affairs.
‘Burma Spring is an extraordinary vox pop exercise that puts you in touch with what people in Burma are thinking and feeling. This is reportage at its best, listening-post reportage where the reporter disappears and all you can hear are Burmese voices. It’s a remarkable achievement.’
06 Jul 2015
Dickie Arbiter’s sensational memoir On Duty with the Queen has been selected by the Daily Mail as one of the top 10 non-fiction reads for the summer.
‘Despite the title, much of this gossipy, well-told memoir is taken up with Arbiter’s time as press secretary to Diana and Charles.’
03 Jul 2015
A new ITV documentary on Virgin Atlantic launches on Tuesday 7th July. Mandy Smith’s Cabin Fever was recently released in the US.
03 Jul 2015
David McClure has written a fascinating opinion piece on the Queen’s finances, following the publication of his book Royal Legacy by Thistle Publishing.
If the Queen can’t pay the bills, why not sell a palace or two?
01 Jul 2015
Tina McGuff was interviewed on Talk Radio Europe, promoting her new book Seconds to Snap. You can hear the interview online at www.talkradioeurope.com (Listen On Demand for 1-7-15, around 10:35am).
01 Jul 2015
Nigel Ely’s military memoir Fighting for Queen and Country has moved into the Kindle Top 100. The book was recently reissued by Thistle Books.
01 Jul 2015
Mandy Smith’s cabin crew memoir Cabin Fever has just been published in the US, following successful UK publication by Thistle Books. The launch has generated huge attention, including the following:
01 Jul 2015
Legend Press have acquired World English rights in Matthew Wilson’s dark, mysterious debut novel The Blackbird Singularity.
30 Jun 2015
‘The daring exploits of the Resistance heroine who twice rescued her lover from the Nazis.’
Lucie Aubrac: The French Resistance Heroine Who Defied the Gestapo by Sian Rees