News
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Three authors in Sunday Times top ten
03 Dec 2009
Congratulations to Cassie Harte, Alice Jamieson and Cathy Glass who respectively are 4th, 6th and 9th in the Sunday Times paperback non-fiction betseller list this week.
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Three authors in top ten for third week running
03 Dec 2009
For a third week running agency authors dominate the paperback non-fiction bestseller list.
Congratulations to :
Cassie Harte whose I Did Tell, I Did is at number 3
Alice Jamieson whose Today, I’m Alice is at number 7
Cathy Glass whose The Saddest Girl in the World is at number 9 -
alan-baker-top-rated-writer-on-completelynovel
03 Dec 2009
Alan Baker is now the top-rated writer on CompletelyNovel. http://completelynovel.com/
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John and Celia Lee
29 Nov 2009
John and Celia Lee, authors of The Churchills, with Mary, The Lady Soames at the Special Forces Club for the reception for her father Winston Churchill’s birthday on Thursday 26th November.
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Gurpareet Bain's interview
26 Nov 2009
Gurpareet Bain’s interview with Chris Evans on BBC Radio 2. Here is the audio record. -
War Books Review
26 Nov 2009
Author Adrian Gilbert has just launched a website specialising in military book reviews. Given his extensive knowledge of military history, the site should be authoritative and useful for writers, book buyers and publishers. It can be found at
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Three authors in top ten!
25 Nov 2009
Congratulations to these three agency authors who are in the paperback non-fiction bestsellers list
Cassie Harte’s I Did Tell, I Did is no 2
Alice Jamieson’s Today I’m Alice is no 8
Cathy Glass’s The Saddest Girl in the World is no 10
A record for one agency?
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Alice Jamieson's Today I'm Alice is no 8
24 Nov 2009
Alice Jamieson’s Today I’m Alice is at number 10 in the non fiction paperback bestseller list this week and as the Sunday Times excludes reference titles, is number 8 in Sunday Times chart.
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Praise for Peter Forbes's Dazzled & Deceived
24 Nov 2009
“The natural armoury of deceptions as depicted in Dazzled and Deceived is astounding, and the history of research into the phenomenon is just as surprising … Forbes presents an authoritative account of research into mimicry and brings it bang up to date”
Gail Vines, New Scientist“This may well be the only book on evolution that we will ever review on this site, and it’s a good one … a fascinating story of scientific discovery and controversy, coming right up to the present day. Forbes does a very good job of explaining some very complicated theories, and has produced a classic work of popular science.” HistoryofWar.org
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Praise for Juliet Barker's Conquest: The English Kingdom of France
24 Nov 2009
“…a magnificently readable account of the last four decades of that war…Juliet Barker’s account of Joan of Arc is one of the best parts of the book…I thought Agincourt was a superb book, but Conquest is even better. Once upon a time there was an English kingdom in France and Juliet Barker has brought it to extraordinary life.” Bernard Cornwell, Mail on Sunday
