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  • The Man Who Would be Jack optioned

    10 Jun 2021

    David Bullock’s The Man Who Would Be Jack has been optioned by Molileap Productions.

  • Murder in the Family optioned

    10 Jun 2021

    Jeremy Josephs’ Murder in the Family has been optioned by West Road Pictures.

  • Recent Foreign Rights sales

    10 Jun 2021

    Romanian rights in Catherine Hewitt’s The Mistress of Paris.

    German rights in Sean McMeekin’s Stalin’s War: A New History of World War II.

    Romanian rights in Daniel Tammet’s Born on a Blue Day.

  • History of the Metropolitan Museum of Art to Columbia University Press

    10 Jun 2021

    Columbia University Press have bought World rights in Jonathan Conlin’s The Met: A People’s History of the Metropolitan Museum of Art

  • New Paul Jones book to Elliott & Thompson.

    10 Jun 2021

    Elliott & Thompson have bought World English rights in Paul Jones’s Why Is This A Question? : And Everything Else You Wanted To Know About Language

  • A Family of Kings: The Descendants of Christian IX of Denmark optioned

    10 Jun 2021

    Theo Aronson’s A Family of Kings: The Descendants of Christian IX of Denmark has been optioned by Palomar Pictures.

  • Mistresses is Radio 4 Book of the Week

    10 Jun 2021

    Linda Porter’s Mistresses: sex and scandal at the court of Charles II is going to be the Radio 4 book of the week on 26 July.

  • Nesbit biography wins prize.

    10 Jun 2021

    Congratulations to Eleanor Fitzsimons whose biography of Edith Nesbit has won the Independent Publisher Gold medal for Biography.

  • Marilyn Monroe book optioned

    10 Jun 2021

    Bombshell by Mike Rothmiller and Douglas Thompson has been optioned by Zinc Television

  • Recent Foreign Rights sales

    17 May 2021

    Romanian rights in Theo Aronson’s Crowns in Conflict: The Triumph and the Tragedy of European Monarchy 1910-1918

    Korean rights in David Day’s Antarctica: A Biography

    Italian rights in Piu Eatwell’s Black Dahlia, Red Rose

    Russian rights in Cathy Glass’s Too Scared to Tell

    Romanian rights in Sean McMeekin’s Stalin’s War: A New History of World War II.

    Polish rights in Daniel Tammet’s Thinking in Numbers