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  • Cathy Glass is no 7

    03 Oct 2019

    Cathy Glass’s Innocent is at Number 7 in the Sunday Times paperback non-fiction bestsellers list.

  • Two agency books in top ten

    30 Sep 2019

    The agency continues to have two books in the top ten paperback non-fiction list – Jeremy Dronfield’s The Boy Who Followed His Father into Auschwitz at no 4 and Cathy Glass’s Innocent at no 6.

  • Cathy Glass remains in top ten

    27 Sep 2019

    Cathy Glass’s Innocent is Number 7 in the Sunday Times paperback chart this week

  • Recent Foreign Rights sales

    22 Sep 2019

    Japanese rights in Julia Boyd’s Travellers in the Third Reich.

    Hungarian and Czech rights in Roger Crowley’s The Accursed Tower: The Fall of Acre and the End of the Crusades

    Japanese rights in Hitler’s Forgotten Children by Ingrid von Oelhafen and Tim Tate.

  • The Boy Who Followed His Father into Auschwitz is no 2 in bestseller list

    22 Sep 2019

    Jeremy Dronfield’s The Boy Who Followed His Father into Auschwitz remains in the Sunday Times paperback non-fiction list at no 2 meaning agency titles take two of the top three slots with Cathy Glass’s Innocent at no 3.

  • Cathy Glass remains no 3

    19 Sep 2019

    Congratulations to Cathy Glass whose Innocent remains at Number 3 in the Sunday Times paperback bestsellers this week.

  • Inspirational memoir to Harper Collins

    11 Sep 2019

    Harper Collins have bought World English rights in The Bad Room by Jade Kelly with Douglas Wight.

  • Book on mass surveillance in China to Birlinn

    11 Sep 2019

    Birlinn have bought UK & Commonwealth rights (excluding Canada) in journalist Ian Williams’ s The Digital Totalitarian State: Made in China. A threat to us all.

  • Cathy Glass straight in at no 3

    11 Sep 2019

    Congratulations to Cathy Glass whose new fostering memoir Innocent has charted at Number 3 in the paperback Sunday Times Bestsellers list this week.

  • The Boy Who Followed His Father into Auschwitz is no 1

    04 Sep 2019

    Jeremy Dronfield’s The Boy Who Followed His Father into Auschwitz has taken the top spot in the paperback non-fiction list.