News
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Lost Britain to O'Mara
27 Nov 2014
World rights in David Long’s Lost Britain, which tells the story of Britain’s lost landmarks, forgotten tongues and some truly bizarre cultural artefacts, have been bought by O’Mara Books.
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Chloe Banks interview
26 Nov 2014
There’s a fascinating interview with Chloe Banks, author of The Art of Letting Go, here.
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Lake Union acquires Marius Gabriel
26 Nov 2014
World rights in Marius Gabriel’s historical epic Weep No More have been bought by Lake Union Publishing.
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Biography of First World War photographer sold
25 Nov 2014
World rights in Jeff Maynard’s biography of George Hubert Wilkins The Unseen Anzac: How an Enigmatic Polar Explorer Created Australia’s World War I Photographs have been bought by Scribe.
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Seven Days of Infamy to St Martin's Press
25 Nov 2014
North American rights in Nicholas Best’s oral history account of the week around Pearl Harbour, Seven Days of Infamy, have been sold to St Martin’s Press.
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Three agency titles in top twenty paperback non-fiction bestseller list
25 Nov 2014
Congratulations to agency authors
Casey Watson whose Nowhere to Go is at Number 13
Julie Shaw whose Our Vinnie is no 15
Cathy Glass whose The Child Bride is no 19 - its ninth week in the bestseller list.
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Terrible Estate Agent Photos in the New York Daily News
25 Nov 2014
Andy Donaldson’s hilarious new book Terrible Estate Agent Photos is generating huge interest, including this piece in the New York Daily News.
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Mark Felton interview now online
24 Nov 2014
Mark Felton’s interview with BBC Cambridge is now available online here (starting at 02:10:00).
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Terrible Estate Agent Photos is number one stocking filler
20 Nov 2014
Terrible Estate Agent Photos is at number one in an Independent feature on the best ‘loo book’ stocking fillers.
‘It’s hard to believe photos of an overflowing ashtray or someone’s dirty underwear would be used to sell a house. And nothing screams “buy me” more than photos of toilets in the kitchen – you’ll never be more pleased to be in the comfort of your downstairs loo.’
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National Geographic interviews Susan Ottaway
20 Nov 2014
National Geographic News has published a terrific interview with Susan Ottaway about A Cool and Lonely Courage and its heroines Jacqueline and Eileen Nearne.
Sister Secret Agents in World War II Fought Alongside Men
British women practiced the black arts of sabotage and silent killing.
