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  • Amberley buys new Jack the Ripper book

    13 Apr 2019

    UK & Commonwealth rights (excluding Canada) have been sold in Jack the Ripper: The French Connection which provides a new candidate and one originally suspected by Scotland Yard.

  • Travellers in the Third Reich wins LA Times Book Prize

    13 Apr 2019

    Congratulations to Julia Boyd whose Travellers in the Third Reich has won the LA Times Book Prize in the history section.

  • Recent Foreign Rights sales

    12 Apr 2019

    Simplified Chinese in Jonathan Conlin’s Mr Five Per Cent: the many lives of Calouste Gulbenkian, the world’s richest man.

    German rights in Andy Donaldson’s Dreadful Estate Agent Photos.

    Russian rights in Jeremy Dronfield’s The Boy Who Followed His Father into Auschwitz.

    Czech rights in Adrian Gilbert’s Waffen SS: A Military History.

  • The Boy Who Followed His Father into Auschwitz is a #1 in Hungary.

    11 Apr 2019

    Jeremy Dronfield’s The Boy Who Followed His Father into Auschwitz is a #1 in Hungary.

    Kurt Kleinmann , whose brother Fritz is the subject of the book, was awarded a medal of honour at the Simon Wiesenthal Center’s annual National Tribute Dinner last night.

  • Two cricket titles to Pitch Publishing

    29 Mar 2019

    Pitch Publishing have bought World English rights in Mark Peel’s next two cricketing titles - Cricketing Caesar: The Biography of Mike Brearley and ‘The Hollow Crown: The England Cricket Captaincy from 1945 to the Present.

  • Sex victim memoir to Collins

    22 Mar 2019

    Ragdoll: One Woman’s Remarkable Escape from a Living Hell by Sophie Crocket with Douglas Wight is a damning indictment on how sex victims are treated by the criminal justice system

  • The Lenin Plot: The true story of America’s war against Russia to Pegasus

    22 Mar 2019

    World English rights in The Lenin Plot: The true story of America’s war against Russia by Barnes Carr have been bought by Pegasus.

  • The New Opium on how mental heath is being treated is sold to Atlantic

    22 Mar 2019

    Atlantic have bought UK & Commonwealth rights (excluding Canada) in Dr James Davies’s The New Opium:Capitalism, Mental Health and the Sedation of a Nation. The book argues governments now are more preoccupied with sedating us, depoliticising our discontent and keeping us productive and subservient to the economic status quo, than with understanding and solving the real roots of our emotional despair.

  • Book on air pollution to Icon

    22 Mar 2019

    UK & Commonwealth rights (excluding Canada) in Breathless: How air pollution became the world’s biggest killer by Chris Woodford have been bought by Icon.

  • Memoir of two Dutch girls groomed as prostitutes sold to Orion

    22 Mar 2019

    World English rights in Body to Rent by Anna Hendriks and Olivia Smit with Tim Tate have been bought by Orion.