News
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Andrew Lownie writes for Publishing Talk Magazine
21 Apr 2015
Andrew has written an extensive piece for the latest issue of Publishing Talk.
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Chloe Banks remains in Kindle Top 100
20 Apr 2015
Congratulations once again to Chloe Banks, whose debut novel The Art of Letting Go was one of the top 100 most-read titles on Kindle in March, making it two months running.
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Beyond the Call exclusive extract
17 Apr 2015
You can now download an exclusive extract from the audiobook of Lee Trimble’s Beyond the Call, which has been generating huge attention, here.
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Big advance for Afghan memoir
17 Apr 2015
The Lightless Sky: An Afghan Refugee Boy’s Journey by Gulwali Passarlay and ghosted by agency author Nadene Ghouri has become one of the buzz books of the London Book Fair after a six-figure UK sale to Atlantic Books.
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Great review for Anything to Declare
17 Apr 2015
There’s a terrific review of Jon Frost’s Anything to Declare in the Daily Mail today.
‘Like the plot of a Guy Ritchie movie — with traces of Breaking Bad thrown in.’
Don’t trust a ‘nun with a crutch’ and look out for flashily dressed drug dealers! One customs officer reveals the extraordinary lengths people will go to -
St Martin's Press buys F For France: A Francophile’s Alphabet Book
17 Apr 2015
St Martin’s Press have bought US rights in another book on France from Piu Eatwell whose They Eat Horses Don’t They: The Truth about the French they have just published.
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Saving Danny is no 8
17 Apr 2015
Congratulations to Cathy Glass whose Saving Danny is Number 8 in this week’s paperback bestseller list - a fifth week in the top ten.
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The Spectator reviews Beyond the Call
16 Apr 2015
‘Beyond the Call is an inspiring but uncomfortable read. Inspiring because it shows an American hero and patriot bravely performing his duty under the most difficult and dangerous circumstances. Uncomfortable because it shows our hero being tested to the limit and beyond, seeing about the worst the human race can offer, while getting a good deal less than the support he needs and deserves from his superiors.’
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Gavin Evans interviews by This is Local London
15 Apr 2015
‘A new book by Hornsey author, journalist and Birbeck media studies lecturer Gavin Evans is aiming to debunk the idea that white and Asian people are innately smarter than black people. Black Brain White Brain: Is Intelligence Skin Deep? took two years to write and is partly inspired by his experiences of growing up in South Africa where he fought against apartheid.’
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Patrick Dillon shortlisted for Picture Book Awards
15 Apr 2015
Congratulations to Patrick Dillon whose The Story of Buildings has been shortlisted for the 2015 English 4-11 Picture Book Awards. The winners will be announced at a presentation at the British Academy on 27th May. More details here.
