News
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Three agency books in top ten 2016 memoir bestsellers
07 Jun 2017
The agency has three titles in the top ten best-selling memoirs of 2016.
Cathy Glass’s Silent Cy is no 4 and Can I Let You Go? is no 6 whilst Julie Shaw’s Bad Blood is no 10.
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Agency is no 2 worldwide for Biography
02 Jun 2017
Acording to publishersmarketplace Andrew Lownie is
#1 in International rights: UK Non-fiction #1 in Non-fiction: Biography #2 in Non-fiction: History/Politics/Current Affairs The agency is #1 in International rights: UK Non-fiction #2 in Non-fiction: Biography - one place behind William Morris #3 in Non-fiction: Reference -
Recent Foreign Rights sales
01 Jun 2017
Swedish rights in Cathy Glass’s Mummy Told Me Not to Tell.
Estonian rights in Sean McMeekin’s The Russian Revolution: A New History.
Spanish rights in Danny Orbach’s The Plots Against Hitler.
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Comparing Notes to OUP
01 Jun 2017
North American rights in Adam Ockelford’s Comparing Notes: How We Make Sense of Music have been sold to Oxford University Press. Profile published in the UK later this month.
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BookBrunch cover awards win
25 May 2017
Richard Venables’ win at the People’s Book Prize was covered in BookBrunch.
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Book on drone warfare to Blake
24 May 2017
World English rights in Peter Lee’s Reaper Force: The Inside Story of Britain’s Drone Wars have been bought by Blake Publishing.
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A Life in Death wins at The People's Book Prize
24 May 2017
Congratulations to Richard Venables and Kris Hollington, last night their book A Life in Death won the Non-Fiction book prize at the People’s Book Prize award ceremony, presented by Frederick Forsyth. Two other agency titles were also shortlisted: Louise Moir for Irreplaceable (non-fiction), and David McGrath for Rickhaw (fiction).
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3 People's Book Prize finalists for Thistle Publishing
16 May 2017
No publisher will have more finalists at the 2017 People’s Book Prize awards than the agency’s imprint Thistle Publishing, which is represented in both Fiction (Rickshaw by David McGrath) and Non-Fiction (A Life in Death by Richard Venables and Kris Hollington, Irreplaceable by Louise Moir) categories.
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Katharine Quarmby shortlisted for Little Rebels Children's Book Award
16 May 2017
Ossiri and the Bala Mengro, by Katharine Quarmby and co-author Romani story-teller Richard O’Neill, illustrated by Hannah Tolson, has been shortlisted for the 2017 Little Rebels Children’s Book Award.
