News
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Lots of coverage for Patrick Delaforce
10 Apr 2015
There’s been lots of coverage for Patrick Delaforce’s latest military history book, Onslaught on Hitler’s Rhine, including the following from the Sunday Mail and Brighton and Hove Independent.
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Lee Trimble on Smart Talk
10 Apr 2015
Lee Trimble appeared on Smart Talk yesterday, promoting Beyond the Call: The True Story of One World War II Pilot’s Covert Mission to Rescue POWs on the Eastern Front. The interview is now available online here.
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Jessie Childs' God's Traitors wins the 2015 PEN Hessell-Tiltman Prize for history
10 Apr 2015
The 2015 PEN Hessell-Tiltman Prize for history, has been awarded to Jessie Childs for God’s Traitors, published by Bodley Head. The annual prize, worth £2,000, celebrates the best non-fiction on a historical subject in any period up to the Second World War. It was judged this year by Tom Holland, who won the prize in 2004 for Rubicon: The Triumph and Tragedy of the Roman Republic; David Horspool, history editor of the TLS; and Ruth Scurr, lecturer in history and politics at Cambridge University.
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The Last Days of Mary Queen of Scots on tonight at 8pm
09 Apr 2015
The Last Days of Mary Queen of Scots, featuring Linda Porter as a contributor, will be on Channel Five tonight at 8pm.
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David McClure writes for The Royal Forums
07 Apr 2015
David McClure has written a three-part article for the The Royal Forums on The Queen’s True Worth. Part One is now available here.
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BBC interview for Gavin Evans
07 Apr 2015
Gavin Evans, the author of Black Brain, White Brain, was interviewed on the Vanessa Feltz show. The full interview is now available online here (it starts at the 2:05.45 mark).
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New Grand & Bachelor title to Severn House
01 Apr 2015
Severn House have bought the second in MJ Trow’s Grand and Bachelor historical crime series entitled The Circle.
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Words with Jam interviews M J Trow
01 Apr 2015
‘M J Trow has been writing for over thirty years and hasn’t said even a small fraction of what he wants to share as yet. With over sixty books to his credit, including crime and historical fiction, historical biography, true crime and ghosting, his life is never dull and whether he is meeting real new people or imaginary ones, the living or the long dead, he doesn’t mind; it is all grist to his mill. He does relax, usually on the sixth Tuesday of every month and is lucky enough to be able to cruise once or twice a year, when lecturing takes him onto the high seas.’
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Recent Foreign Rights Sales
31 Mar 2015
Norwegian rights in James Davies’s Cracked: Why Psychiatry is Doing More Harm Than Good
Lithuanian rights in Piu Eatwell’s They eat horses, don’t they?: The Truth about the French
Dutch rights in Cathy Glass’s Damaged: The Heartbreaking True Story of a Broken Child
Polish rights in Casey Watson’s Breaking the Silence: Two little boys, lost and unloved. One foster carer determined to make a difference .
Greek rights in Christian Wolmar’s To the edge of the world: The Story of the World’s Greatest Railway
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Cathy Glass's Saving Danny spends third week in top ten
31 Mar 2015
Congratulations to Cathy Glass whose Saving Danny is Number 5 in the Sunday Times non-fiction paperback bestsellers this week, having been no 4 for the past two weeks.
