News
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Cathy Glass No. 1 again.
25 Sep 2013
Congratulations to Cathy Glass whose latest fostering memoir Will You Love Me? is number 1 in non-fiction paperback for a second week.
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Ebury buys memoir of girl abused in 1980's children's home
21 Sep 2013
Marni Mulholland’s Skank , a hard-hitting memoir of a young girl who was sexually abused by the Senior Social Worker in a children’s home in West London in the 1980’s, has been bought by Ebury .
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The Girl with No Name makes the Spiegel best seller list
21 Sep 2013
Congratulations to Marina Chapman whose memoir about being brought up by monkeys in the Columbian jungle ,The Girl with No Name, has made the Spiegel best seller list – at number 20.
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Duped by Data to Duckworth
21 Sep 2013
Duckworth have bought World English rights in Professor Gary Smith’s Duped by Data which looks at the way statistics and data can be manipulated.
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UK & US rights sold in new Linda Porter book
21 Sep 2013
Linda Porter has continued her association with Macmillan in the UK and St Martin’s Press in the US with Royal Renegades: the children of Charles I and the English Civil Wars which looks at the impact on King Charles 1’s family after his execution and their treatment by the victors under Oliver Cromwell.
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Will You Love Me? is number 1
17 Sep 2013
Congratulations to Cathy Glass whose latest fostering memoir, Will You Love Me?, only published on Thursday has gone straight into the charts at number 1.
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Great review for Paul Merrill
16 Sep 2013
Paul Merrill’s new book for Thistle Publishing, Muddle Your Way Through Being a Grandparent, which is due for release on Grandparents Day, has had a great review in Book Bag.
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Dominic Adler into Top 50
16 Sep 2013
Dominic Adler’s The Ninth Circle has broken into the Amazon Top 50 bestsellers, and continues to rise, with 100% five-star reviews. The book was launched by Thistle Publishing last month.
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The Ninth Circle breaks into fiction top 50
14 Sep 2013
Dominic Adler’s gritty thriller The Ninth Circle, published by Thistle, has now broken into Amazon’s top 50 fiction list, and the five-star reviews keep coming.
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Jeremy Clay extract in Daily Mail
13 Sep 2013
We may think of the Victorians as prudish and prim but, in fact, they enjoyed salacious stories, tittle-tattle and tales of the weird and macabre every bit as much as we do today. Now some of the oddest stories from Victorian newspapers have been collected into a book by author JEREMY CLAY…
