News
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9th week on bestseller list for The Brideship Wife
13 Jul 2020
Leslie Howard’s The Brideship Wife is on both the Toronto Star and Globe and Mail best sellers list for the ninth consecutive week
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What the Greeks did for us to Yale
13 Jul 2020
Yale University Press have bought World rights in Tony Spawforth’s What the Greeks did for us.
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Two-book deal with Head of Zeus for Mary Hollingsworth
07 Jul 2020
Head of Zeus have made a two-book world right deal with Mary Hollingsworth for a life of Catherine de Medici and on the papal conclave of 1559.
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Fugitives : Cold War Nazis in the Middle East bought by Hurst
07 Jul 2020
Hurst have bought UK & Commonwealth rights in Danny Orbach’s Fugitives : Cold War Nazis in the Middle East.
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Corrupt Bodies long-listed for CWA non-fiction prize
07 Jul 2020
Corrupt Bodies by Peter Everett and Kris Hollington has been long-listed in the non-fiction category for the prestigious CWA (Crime Writers’ Association) Awards. The winner will be announced on 22nd October.
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Meghan and Harry : The Real Story is a top ten bestseller
06 Jul 2020
Congratulations to Lady Colin Campbell whose Meghan and Harry : The Real Story has gone straight into the Sunday Times top ten.
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Edith Nesbit wins Rubery non-fiction prize
01 Jul 2020
Congratulations to Eleanor Fitzsimons whose The Life and Loves of Edith Nesbit: Victorian Iconoclast, Children’s Author, and Creator of The Railway Children has won the Rubery Non-fiction Prize.
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Sixth week on bestseller list for The Brideship Wife
27 Jun 2020
Leslie Howard’s The Brideship Wife has jumped from #7 to #5 on both the Toronto Star and Globe and Mail Canadian best sellers lists this week. This is the sixth week on both lists.
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Psychological thriller to Harper Collins
19 Jun 2020
Harper Collins have bought world rights in Lisa Stone’s latest psychological thriller Faces at the Window.
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Edith Nesbitt biography short-listed for Rubery Prize
19 Jun 2020
Congratulations to Eleanor Fitzsimons whose The Life and Loves of Edith Nesbit: Victorian Iconoclast, Children’s Author, and Creator of The Railway Children has been short-listed for the Rubery Non-fiction Prize as her book Wilde’s Women was in 2017
