News
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Piu Eatwell writes for The Bookseller
20 May 2015
Piu Eatwell has written a fascinating piece for The Bookseller on the theme of the doppelgänger in modern fiction.
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Two Thistle titles on Kindle 'most-read' list
19 May 2015
Theo Aronson’s Grandmama of Europe was one of the top 50 most-read Kindle titles in April, while Peter Padfield’s War Beneath The Sea was in the top 100. Both are published by the agency’s imprint Thistle Publishing.
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Another good review for A Very Dangerous Woman
19 May 2015
Deborah McDonald and Jeremy Dronfield’s new biography of Moura Budberg A Very Dangerous Woman is getting consistently strong reviews.
‘In this richly romantic biography they also create an artistic, novelistic effect in the telling of her story as, perhaps, she might have liked it to be written. It would certainly have amused her as much as it will entertain the reader.’
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Another good review for Queer Saint
19 May 2015
‘For anyone interested in high culture during the Second World War, this book will make an entertaining and informative read.’
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Grandmama of Europe into Australian Top 10
18 May 2015
Theo Aronson’s Grandmama of Europe has moved into the Top 10 Kindle bestsellers on Amazon Australia.
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Great review for The Spy Who Loved Me
18 May 2015
“Brave and multi-faceted, a mosaic monument to a mistress of deceit.”
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BBC Radio documentary on Zero Night
18 May 2015
The BBC Radio documentary on Mark Felton’s Zero Night can now be listened to online here.
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Tressa into Top 10 bestsellers
15 May 2015
Tressa: The Twelve Year Old Mum has moved into the Amazon Top 10 bestsellers.
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Leigh Erceg on ABC Nightline
15 May 2015
For most of her life, Leigh Erceg was an athlete who loved NASCAR, a bubbly tomboy who worked on a ranch in remote northwestern Colorado. She had boyfriends and a degree in physical education and zero interest in math or art. A few years ago, Erceg, 47, suffered a traumatic brain injury and now she is a gifted artist and poet. She enjoys spending time puzzling over mathematical equations. She can “see” sounds and “hear” colors when she listens to music, although she is extremely sensitive to light. She remembers nothing about her prior life. She doesn’t even recognize her own mother. The story is told in the agency’s title Both Sides, Now: The Leigh Erceg Story by Maureen Seaberg and Leigh Erceg.
Leigh will be on ABC ‘Nightline’ tonight at 12:35 a.m. Eastern Time.
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Tressa Middleton on This Morning
15 May 2015
There’s been lots of coverage for Tressa: The 12-Year-Old-Mum, including this appearance on ITV This Morning.
