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This page lists recent news from the Andrew Lownie Literary Agency, as well as updates to the website and any other useful information.

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  • Jul 10 2012: Little Prisoners is no 5

    Congratulations to Casey Watson who remains at no 5 with her fostering memoir Little Prisoners .

  • Jul 07 2012: One Blood for S&S e book summer reading promotion

    One Blood by John Heale has been selected for the Simon & Schuster ebook summer reading promotion.

  • Jul 07 2012: New Kris Hollington book to S&S

    Simon & Schuster have bought a new book from S&S author Kris Hollington Unthinkable: The Shocking Story of Britain’s Sex Gangs which they will publish next year.

  • Jul 04 2012: Little Prisoners is no 5

    Congratulations to Casey Watson whose fostering memoir Little Prisoners remains in the paperback non-fiction list at no 5.

  • Jul 04 2012: Living Life the Essex Way remains at no 3

    Congratulations to Emma Donnan, the ghost on Living Life the Essex Way which remains at no 3 in the Sunday Times non-fiction hardback chart.

  • Jul 03 2012: Agency title is Radio 4 'Book of the Week'

    Daniel Tammet’s Thinking in Numbers is Radio 4’s BOOK OF THE WEEK the week commencing 20th August.

  • Jul 02 2012: Foreign rights deals for Roger Crowley

    Theiss have bought German rights in Lords of the Navigation and Três Estrelas have bought Portuguese rights in Empires of the Sea .

  • Jun 30 2012: Burma Railway memoir bought by Penguin

    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.

  • Jun 28 2012: Three agency titles sold in Poland

    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

  • Jun 28 2012: Greenpeace undercover memoir sold

    John Blake has bought Ross Slater’s memoir of his undercover infiltration of Greenpeace The Insider.