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  • Great review for Atlantis and the Silver City

    17 May 2013

    “It’s said that Atlantis vanished below the sea almost 12,000 years-ago and in this book, author Daughtrey serves up the strongest answer yet to this historical enigma…”

    Atlantis and the Silver City review

  • Interview with Chloe Govan

    15 May 2013

    Chloe Govan has given an interview discussing her sensational new book Amy Winehouse - The Untold Story, which has been generating significant media interest since its release on Sunday.

    Chloe Govan interview

  • Kirk Norcross no 6 in the Sunday Times chart.

    15 May 2013

    Kirk Norcross’s Essex Boy is number 6 or 7 in the Sunday Times chart and no 12 in the overall chart.

  • Susan Ottaway is no 15

    14 May 2013

    Congratulations to Susan Ottaway whose Sisters, Secrets and Sacrifice: The True Story of WWII Special Agents remains in the paperback non-fiction list at no 15 .

  • Cathy Glass remains at no 1

    14 May 2013

    Cathy Glass’s Please Don’t Take My Baby is again no 1 paperback non-fiction this week..

  • Reg Twigg's memoir at no 1 for History and Military History on Amazon

    14 May 2013

    Reg Twigg’s Survivor on the River Kwai: The Incredible Story of Life on the Burma Railway is no 1 in all its categories on Amazon and 217 in total list.

  • Two new Casey Watson memoirs to Harper Collins

    13 May 2013

    Harper Collins have bought two further fostering memoirs from Casey Watson - The Girl Without a Voice and Taming Tyler.

  • Folio Society buy Richard 111 biography

    12 May 2013

    The Folio Society, who have published several of Desmond Sewards books and most notably the best selling Monks of War, have bought his revised biography of Richard 111. UK paperback and foreign rights are now on offer.

  • Peter Hitchens gives Cracked a glowing review

    12 May 2013

    “Smack in the middle of our society sits a great and dangerous scandal, which you can help to stop by protesting against it and by refusing to be taken in by it any longer.

    At present you are paying for it (at least £250 million a year) out of your taxes. Somebody you know, perhaps a close neighbour or a relative, may be the victim of it.

    It involves the needless drugging of hundreds of thousands of healthy people, many of them children. It also involves one of the greatest confidence tricks ever attempted, and some of the most shocking greed.

    It is exposed this week in a new book that should be read by every doctor, and also by everyone in politics and the media, not to mention any concerned citizen.”

    Peter Hitchens reviews Cracked

  • Attlee biography to Biteback

    12 May 2013

    Biteback have bought Michael Jago’s revisionist new biography of Clement Attlee.