News
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'Of Love and Hunger' is Book at Bedtime
04 Dec 2012
Julian Maclaren-Ross’s novel Of Love and Hunger is Radio 4’s Book at Bedtime next week .
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Anthology of quirky Victorian news stories sold to Icon
01 Dec 2012
Lion Loose in Llandrindod, a treasure trove of bizarre, quirky, pathetic and grisly stories from Victorian newspapers by Jeremy Clay has been bought by Icon for publication next year.
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Glass sales hit one million
01 Dec 2012
It’s been a great month for Cathy Glass with the announcement in the Bookseller that she has sold over a million print copies of her books with a further 150,000 e book sales. Glass sales hit one million
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Favourite Books of 2012 picked up by leading comedy website
30 Nov 2012
The agency’s author survey of their favourite books read in 2012 has been picked up by leading British comedy website comedy.co.uk: http://www.comedy.co.uk/shop/alanpartridgebooktopspoll/
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Damaged is at #2 in the non fiction ebook New York Times bestseller’s list this week.
30 Nov 2012
Congratulations to Cathy Glass whose first book Damaged is at #2 in the non fiction ebook New York Times bestseller’s list this week.
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Recent Foreign Rights Sales
28 Nov 2012
French rights in Marina Chapman’s The Girl with No Name
Polish rights in Joe Fuhrmann’s Rasputin
Polish rights in Sean Longden’s T Force.
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Cathy Glass is no 7 with two in top twenty
27 Nov 2012
Cathy Glass’s Another Forgotten Child is no 7 and Sam Faiers’ Living Life the Essex Way is no 16 in the paperback non-fiction list.
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Cathy Glass's Damaged is the number 1 ebook on the New York Times bestseller's list this week
22 Nov 2012
Congratulations to Cathy Glass whose fostering memoir Damaged is the number 1 ebook on the New York Times bestseller’s list this week.
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Cathy Glass is no 6
21 Nov 2012
After a recalculation, Cathy Glass’s Another Forgotten Child is in fact no 6 this week and Casey Watson’s Too Hurt to Stay no 13.
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Kerry Katona autobiography serialised in Mirror
20 Nov 2012
Kerry Katona’s autobiography Still Standing, published by Orion this Thursday, has been serialised over two days by the Mirror.
