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  • Italian wartime massacre book to The History Press

    27 Jan 2020

    The History Press have bought UK & Commonwealth rights in Christian Jennings’ The Olive Trees Screamed Murder: How one village in Tuscany fought to bring German war criminals to justice

  • Recent Foreign Rights sales

    15 Jan 2020

    German and Albanian rights have been sold in Roger Crowley’s The Accursed Tower:: The Fall of Acre and the End of the Crusades

    Bulgarian rights have been sold in Jeremy Dronfield’s The Boy Who Followed His Father into Auschwitz.

  • Special Forces memoir sold to Sidgwick

    15 Jan 2020

    Sidgwick have bought world rights in James Mack’s Hunter. Killer. Spy which recounts his career in covert operations in Northern Ireland, Iraq and Afghanistan.

  • How to Think Like an Entrepreneur to O'Mara

    07 Jan 2020

    O’Mara Books have bought world rights in How to Think Like an Entrepreneur by Dan Smith

  • Espionage biography to Transworld

    06 Jan 2020

    Transworld have bought UK & Commonwealth rights(excluding Canada) in Tim Tate’s Agent Goleniewski – The Best Spy the West Ever Lost described as one of the West’s most valuable counterintelligence sources” and “the best defector the CIA ever had”.

  • Recent Foreign Rights sales

    06 Jan 2020

    Mary Hollingsworth’s The Borgias : History’s Most Notorious Dynasty to Poland.

    Russian rights in Fabulous Finn: The Brave Police Dog Who Was Stabbed and Came Back from the Brink by Dave Wardell with Lynne Barrett-Lee

  • The Boy Who Followed His Father into Auschwitz 'Book of the Year'

    06 Jan 2020

    Congratulations to Jeremy Dronfield who ended a successful year with ‘Book of the Year’ selections in the Express and Mail on Sunday for The Boy Who Followed His Father into Auschwitz.

  • US rights sold in The Boy Who Followed His Father into Auschwitz

    15 Dec 2019

    Harper Collins have bought US rights in Jeremy Dronfield’s international bestseller The Boy Who Followed His Father into Auschwitz.

  • New Daniel Tammet book

    15 Dec 2019

    Quercus have bought world rights in How to be ‘normal’: Notes on the eccentricities of modern life, a dozen succinctly poetic sketches on modern life’s eccentricities.

  • Recent Foreign Rights sales

    15 Dec 2019

    Turkish rights in Roger Crowley’s The Accursed Tower:: The Fall of Acre and the End of the Crusades.

    French rights in Cathy Glass’s Nobody’s Son.

    Dutch rights in Stuart Smith’s Otto Skorzeny: The Devil’s Disciple

    Estonian rights in Lisa Stone’s The Doctor