News
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Foreign rights deals for Roger Crowley
02 Jul 2012
Theiss have bought German rights in Lords of the Navigation and Três Estrelas have bought Portuguese rights in Empires of the Sea .
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Burma Railway memoir bought by Penguin
30 Jun 2012
Reg Twigg’s memoir of his time as a Japanese POW and working on the Burma Railway Sleepers of the Silent Forest has been bought by Penguin for publication next year.
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Three agency titles sold in Poland
28 Jun 2012
Polish rights have recently been sold in: Cathy Glass’s m>A Baby’s Cry Claudia Spahr’s Right Time Baby Casey Watson’s Crying for Help -
Greenpeace undercover memoir sold
28 Jun 2012
John Blake has bought Ross Slater’s memoir of his undercover infiltration of Greenpeace The Insider.
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Living Life the Essex Way remains at no 3
27 Jun 2012
Congratulations to the ghost of Living Life the Essex Way which is spending its seventh week in the bestseller chart .
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Little Prisoners is no 7
26 Jun 2012
Casey Watson’s Little Prisoners remains in the paperback non-fiction list at no 7.
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S&S buy 1960s misery memoir
23 Jun 2012
Emily Mackenzie’s I Just Want to go Home, a memoir, set principally between 1966 and 1972 , of her childhood recounting beatings by her adopted mother and father, her time in care , her gang-rape and her subsequent life as a prostitute has been bought by Simon & Schuster.
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UK rights sold in July 1914: Countdown to War
23 Jun 2012
Icon have bought UK rights in Sean McMeekin’s July 1914: Countdown to War which tells the story of Europe’s countdown to war between the bloody opening act on 28 June 1914 and Britain’s final plunge on 4 August . They will tie in with Basic’s US publication next year.
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Living Life the Essex Way remains at no 3
22 Jun 2012
Congratulations to Emma Donnan the ghost on Living Life the Essex Way which remains in the hardback non-fiction list at no 3.
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Little Prisoners is no 4
19 Jun 2012
Congratulations to Casey Watson’s whose latest memoir Little Prisoners is no 4 in paperback non-fiction list this week.
