15 Apr 2014
Chinese rights in Nessa Carey’s The Epigenetics Revolution
German rights in Patrick Dillon’s The Story of Buildings
Hungarian rights in Cathy Glass’s My Dad’s a Policeman
Korean rights in Ian Graham’s The Ultimate Book of Impostors
German & Chinese rights in Daniel Tammet’s Thinking in Numbers
14 Apr 2014
Baroness Trumpington’s new autobiography Coming Up Trumps, ghosted by agency author Deborah Crewe, was serialised this weekend in the Mail on Sunday.
11 Apr 2014
This week there are two fascinating new articles from business guru Joff Sharpe, whose new book Who Dares Wins in Business is attracting great reviews on Amazon, and currently available for just 99p.
Huffington Post: The Chinese S.A.S. - Speed, Ambition and Scale
11 Apr 2014
There’s a great review of Jessie Childs’ God’s Traitors in today’s Guardian by Simon Callow.
‘Childs’s richly packed, absorbing book presents the human truth of all these momentous events.’
10 Apr 2014
The memoir of Lieutenant John Randall, the SAS officer who uncovered the horrors of Belsen, has today been serialised in the Daily Mail. The book was ghosted by agency author Mei Trow.
10 Apr 2014
The powerful new memoir Stolen Voices has reached Number 7 in the Sunday Times bestseller list.
09 Apr 2014
Cathy Glass’s latest fostering memoir Daddy’s Little Princess remains at Number Four in the Sunday Times bestseller list.
08 Apr 2014
The Andrew Lownie Literary Agency will be judging The Guardian’s new monthly literary prize for self-published authors.
08 Apr 2014
There’s been great promotion for Mandy Smith’s sexy new memoir Cabin Fever, including a series of lightwalls at Sydney Airport.
08 Apr 2014
Andrew Lownie is quoted in The Guardian’s profile of Tom Weldon this week:
Tom Weldon: ‘Some say publishing is in trouble. They are completely wrong’