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Cathy Glass remains no 2
17 Mar 2016
Congratulations to Cathy Glass whose The Silent Cry remains at no 2.
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Larry Henderson in the Gazette
14 Mar 2016
Larry Henderson’s 999 CSI is continuing to generate media interest, with this latest piece in the Gazette.
From Lord Lucan to Enoch Powell: Forensics legend lifts the lid on the real world of CSI
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Roger Howard is lead Kindle Singles title
14 Mar 2016
Roger Howard’s new book The Secret War for Israel is currently the lead history title on the Kindle Singles homepage.
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Vikie Shanks nominated for another award
10 Mar 2016
The inspiring Vikie Shanks, author of Unravelled, has been nominated for a Woman Who… award, for her work in the community.
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Cathy Glass's The Silent Cry is no 2
09 Mar 2016
Congratulations to Cathy Glass whose The Silent Cry is Number 2 in the Non-Fiction paperback bestsellers this week.
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More coverage for 999 CSI
09 Mar 2016
999 CSI, the sensational new police memoir from Larry Henderson, is continuing to generate media interest after serialisation in the Daily Mail.
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Tom Devine on Scottish Independence serialised in Times
03 Mar 2016
Tom Devine’s Independence or Union: Scotland’s Past and Scotland’s Present has been serialised in The Times this week.
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Andrew Lownie top UK non-fiction agent
01 Mar 2016
According to Publishersmarketplace Andrew Lownie is
#1 in International rights: UK Non-fiction #1 in Non-fiction: Reference #3 in Non-fiction: History/Politics/Current Affairs -
Recent Foreign Rights Sales
01 Mar 2016
Japanese, Czech and German rights in Tom Adams’ Looking Through You: The Beatles Book Monthly Photo Archive
Czech rights in Sins of the Mother: A heartbreaking true story of a woman’s struggle to escape her past by Jennifer Kelly with Katy Weitz.Chinese rights in Desmond Seward’s The Last White Rose: Fear and Paranoia in the Tudor Court
Slovenian rights in Hitller’s Forgotten Children by Ingrid von Oelhaffen with Tim Tate
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Life of nineteenth century courtesan to St Martin's Press
01 Mar 2016
North American rights in Catherine Hewitt’s The Mistress of Paris, the filmic biography of the nineteenth century Paris courtesan Countess de la Bigne and inspiration for Nana, have been bought by St Martin’s Press.
