News
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Britannia is No.1 in Movers & Shakers
11 Jul 2014
Historical novel Britannia, today’s Kindle Daily Deal, has gone straight to No.1 in the Movers & Shakers chart.
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Britannia is Daily Deal
11 Jul 2014
The fantastic new historical novel Britannia: The Wall by Richard Denham and M J Trow has been selected as today’s Amazon Daily Deal, available for just 99p.
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Vikie Shanks interview now online
11 Jul 2014
Vikie Shanks was interviewed this week by Talk Radio Europe about her inspiring new memoir Unravelled, which is selling extremely well.
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Louisa Treger begins publicity campaign
10 Jul 2014
Louisa Treger, whose fantastic debut novel The Lodger will be published in October, will be interviewed this Friday at 4.15pm on BBC Cornwall, ahead of her appearance at the Penzance Literary Festival.
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Cabin Fever chosen for Kindle Select 25
10 Jul 2014
Cabin Fever, recently published by Thistle, has been chosen for the Kindle Select 25. The full list can be found here.
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Ask a Silly Question extracted in Sabotage Times
09 Jul 2014
The hilarious Ask a Silly Question, written by eBay timewaster Frederick Facedass (aka comedy writer Martin Hammond), has just been released by Thistle Publishing.
An extract is published today in the Sabotage Times.
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Agency newsletter is out now
09 Jul 2014
The agency’s monthly newsletter is now online here.
To receive it first by email you can sign up here.
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The Girl Without a Voice is no 6
08 Jul 2014
Congratulations to Casey Watson whose The Girl Without a Voice is no 6 this week in the paperback non-fiction list.
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Coming Up Trumps also reviewed in The Times
07 Jul 2014
‘The 91-year-old Tory peeress is an astonishing character. She has galloped her way, with great humour, through half-a-dozen different lives. She had a good war at Bletchley Park (despite picking up a 15ft-long tapeworm); was sacked as an assistant at Peter Jones; worked on Madison Avenue during the Mad Men era; swam at Cliveden in the Sixties with Stephen Ward; was a headmaster’s wife before becoming a Tory minister; and has had a very late Indian summer, as a V-sign flicking member of the House of Lords and star turn onHave I Got News for You. Her memoir is a riot of anecdotes.’
