06 Jul 2017
Collins have bought world rights in Cathy Glass’s latest fostering memoir A Long Way From Home, the story of Anna originally brought up in a state orphanage.
23 Jun 2017
Yale have bought World English rights in David Stafford’s Churchill 1921: This wonderful and terrible year a year which transformed him from the caricatured figure of the bombastic and unpredictable risk taker to statesmanlike Cabinet member and potential prime minister.
23 Jun 2017
Pavilion have bought world rights in Mark Conroy’s Weekend Walks which explore the lives and works of literary greats from Shakespeare to Dickens, film favourites from Harry Potter to James Bond, historical events from the Great Fire to the Blitz, legends from the Beatles to Jack the Ripper, landmarks from Olympic Parks to Royal Palaces.
14 Jun 2017
Another terrific review for The Saint Jude Rules, book three in Dominic Adler’s gritty Cal Winter series of action-packed thrillers.
“Hard-hitting, smart and snarky, this non-stop action romp pulls few punches as rogue Special Ops killers bite back at the illicit agency which betrayed them.”
14 Jun 2017
Rights in former US Secret Service agent Larry Enmon’s thriller The Wormwood Mystery have been sold to Bloodhound Books in UK and Crooked Lane Publishing in the US.
14 Jun 2017
Kris Hollington and Mike Pannett have just appeared on ITV1’s Judge Rinder’s Real Crimes. Their book Crime Squad formed the basis for Episode 8.
13 Jun 2017
Thriller writer Dominic Adler has given an interview to The Indie View, promoting his latest action-packed novel, The Saint Jude Rules, which is the third book so far in the bestselling Cal Winter series.
13 Jun 2017
Gavin Evans has given an interesting interview concerning his new book Mapreaders And Multitaskers.
Author Gavin Evans explores conventional gender roles in his new book Mapreaders And Multitaskers
13 Jun 2017
Katharine Quarmby has written a fascinating article on the ‘purple vote’ for Prospect.
The purple vote: why disabled voters are getting behind Corbyn’s Labour
08 Jun 2017
Rhodri Jeffreys-Jones We Know All About You: The Story of Surveillance in Britain and America published by OUP is the subject of a cartoon in Private Eye this week.