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  • Recent Foreign Rights Sales

    14 Jun 2015

    Greek rights in Nessa Carey’s The Epigenetics Revolution.

    Polish rights in Hitler’s Forgotten Children by Ingrid von Oelhafen and Tim Tate.

    Chinese rights in Christian Wolmar’s To the edge of the world: The Story of the World’s Greatest Railway.

  • US rights in biography of spy Daphne Park to Overlook

    14 Jun 2015

    Overlook have bought US rights in Paddy Hayes’s Queen of Spies: Daphne Park, Britain’s Cold War Spy Master which Duckworth publish in October.

  • Neville Thurlbeck on The James Whale Show

    12 Jun 2015

    Neville Thurlbeck’s interview on The James Whale Show can now be listened to online here (begins at 45 mins).

  • Army Magazine reviews West Point '41

    11 Jun 2015

    ‘An entertaining history of the American way of war from Pearl Harbor through Vietnam as told by graduates of the U.S. Military Academy… The war stories are inspiring. Equally engaging are the glimpses into other valuable contributions soldiers make over the course of a career, from shaping planning at the highest levels during the Eisenhower administration to innovating new weapons and tactics like the air mobility and combat aviation force.’

    Full review

  • Andrew Lownie at Frankfurt

    11 Jun 2015

    Andrew Lownie can be seen in action in a video of the The Business Club at the Frankfurt Book Fair (begins at 0:59).

  • Beyond the Call reviewed in Army Magazine

    11 Jun 2015

    Beyond the Call this time gets a seal of approval from this month’s ARMY: The Magazine of the Association of the United States Army. The reviewer is a political affairs strategist in the US Air Force.

    ‘The meticulous primary and secondary research, which includes a well-apportioned photo collection and maps, combined with strong storytelling, reveals a ripping yarn previously locked in the hearts of a few men and casts the reader into the murky territory left in the wake of combat on the Eastern Front.’

    ‘This book is an enjoyable, well-researched account of Trimble’s heroic efforts, but I think it is more than that. Far removed from modern battlefields, it can provide today’s leaders with valuable lessons.’

    Full review

  • Interceptor in the Sunday Mirror

    11 Jun 2015

    The Sunday Mirror has an exclusive feature about Cam Addicott whose book The Interceptor, ghosted by Kris Hollington, has been made into a BBC One TV drama.

    Real-life elite undercover cop’s life of danger which inspired new TV drama about drug kingpins

  • Great Kirkus review for Zero Night

    11 Jun 2015

    ‘A page-turner about one particularly daring escape from a Nazi POW camp during World War II… What makes this story particularly absorbing is the author’s use of diaries and interviews to re-create dialogue… The author grippingly tracks the evaders’ trek to freedom, an event that would warrant a book in itself. Even the epilogue will bring a smile. In this exciting book, Felton has captivatingly captured the bravery of the prisoners.’

    Full review

    Zero Night has also been nominated for a Kirkus Prize for non-fiction.

  • Neville Thurlbeck on Going Underground

    11 Jun 2015

    Neville Thurlbeck was interviewed on Going Underground this week, promoting his sensational new book Tabloid Secrets. The interview is available to watch here.

  • Casey Watson in Real People magazine

    11 Jun 2015

    There’s a terrific double-page spread on Casey Watson in Real People magazine this week.