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  • Bookscan bestsellers

    01 Mar 2010

    According to Bookscan’s paperback non-fiction list this week Kris Hollington and Harry Keeble’s Baby X was no 24, Cassie Harte’s I Did Tell, I Did was no 32 and Cathy Glass’s Hidden was no 36.

  • Another Bestselling Week

    19 Feb 2010

    Congratulations to Harry Keeble and Kris Hollington whose Baby X is no 24, to Cassie Harte whose I Did Tell, I Did is no 32 and Cathy Glass whose Hidden is no 36.

  • David Day shortlisted at Adelaide Writers Festival

    19 Feb 2010

    Congratulations to David Day whose biography of the Australian Prime Minister Andrew Fisher has been shortlisted for the non-fiction prize at the Adelaide Writers Festival.

  • Baby X no 7 in Sunday Times list

    02 Feb 2010

    Congratulations to Harry Keeble and Kris Hollington whose Baby X remains in the Sunday Times bestseller list.

  • Four agency books in top 30

    31 Jan 2010

    Four agency books were in Bookscan’s paperback non-fiction list this week:

    At no 13 – Harry Keeble and Kris Hollington’s Baby X

    At no 16 – Cathy Glass’s Hidden

    At no 27 – Cathy Glass’s Damaged

    At no 30 - Cassie Harte’s I Did Tell, I Did

  • More chart positions for Cathy Glass

    31 Jan 2010

    The Daily Telegraph bestseller list this week has Cathy Glass’s Damaged at no 8 and Hidden at no 9. They have respectively enjoyed 98 and 71 weeks in the bestseller list.

  • Cathy Glass's Hidden is at no 7

    26 Jan 2010

    Cathy Glass’s fostering memoir Hidden was no 7 in this week’s Guardian paperback non-fiction bestseller chart.

  • Baby X no 5 in Sunday Times list

    22 Jan 2010

    Congratulations to Harry Keeble and Kris Hollington whose Baby X is no 5 in the Sunday Times paperback non-fiction list this week.

  • Recent Deals

    22 Jan 2010

    US rights in James Hannam’s study of medieval science, God’s Philosophers, to Regnery.

    Rory Callan’s Football All Stars, a series of short biographies of England’s most talented football players, including John Terry, Steven Gerrard and Wayne Rooney, aimed at teenage boys to Hachette Children’s.

  • More bestsellers this week

    21 Jan 2010

    The agency’s ‘misery memoirs’ continue to dominate the paperback non-fiction charts this week with

    Cathy Glass’s Hidden at no 7

    Cassie Harte’s I Did Tell, I Did at number 10,

    Harry Keeble and Kris Holington’s Baby X at no 11

    Cathy Glass’s Damaged at no 14

    Alice Jamieson’s Today I’m Alice at no 33

    Cathy Glass’s Cut at no 38

    Congratulations to all the authors.