News
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Zero Night in the Australian Daily Telegraph
24 Oct 2014
There’s a great feature on Mark Felton’s forthcoming history Zero Night in the Australian Daily Telegraph (below). Mark also has radio interviews lined up with Sydney’s 2GB on 8 October and Australia’s ABC National Radio on 25 November.
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Bookanista reviews The Lodger
24 Oct 2014
‘What Treger has achieved is quite unique and should be considered also quite significant… There is an unmistakable, alluringly enigmatic quality in Treger’s writing.’
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Agency author is short-listed for Tesco Mum of the Year Award
23 Oct 2014
Agency author Lisa Clegg, has been short-listed for the prestigious Tesco Mum of the Year Awards 2015. Marking its 10th anniversary year, the awards celebrate the wonderful things mums do. Lisa’s story was selected from thousands of nominations sent in by people all over the UK. LIsa’s The Blissful Baby Expert was published by Random House earlier in the year and they are bringing out The Blissful Toddler Expert in February.
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Good review for Louisa Treger
23 Oct 2014
‘You will find yourself immersed in the lives and situations drawn together by Treger… If you enjoy history, romance and biographies, this would be a perfect fit for your library.’ Seattle PI
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Fascinating new article - How I Write
22 Oct 2014
There’s a fascinating new article on the website, in which 23 of the agency’s authors outline the minutiae of their writing habits.
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Cathy Glass remains at no 3
22 Oct 2014
Congratulations to Cathy Glass who remains at no 3 in the Sunday Times paperback non-fiction list with The Child Bride.
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Vikie Shanks speaks at NHS conference
21 Oct 2014
The video of Vikie Shanks’ talk at the NHS conference at Warwick University is now available to watch online here.
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Some pics from The Lodger launch party
21 Oct 2014
This week saw the launch of Louisa Treger’s debut novel The Lodger, an event marked with a glamorous launch party at the Cafe Royal.
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Andrew Lownie on the future of publishing
21 Oct 2014
Andrew recently spoke at the Women’s Writing Festival:
‘But it was Andrew Lownie how made the boldest predictions, stating that in five to ten years from now, 75% of the books would be self-published, 20% would be publishing assisted by agents, and only 5% traditionally published.’
