21 Jan 2015
‘An accessible and informative read for history enthusiasts and useful for undergraduate students as the most complete modern account of the rising… An engaging and thought-provoking account…’
History Today
‘Barker is meticulous about her research… It is Barker’s great skill in selecting precisely the right small, individual human stories that really bring the past alive.’
Yorkshire Post
15 Jan 2015
Mark Felton was on BBC Cambridge talking about his new book Zero Night. You can listen again here.
15 Jan 2015
Rachel Kelly has written a piece in praise of mothers, in The Oldie.10 Jan 2015
Chinese rights in Nessa Carey’s Junk
Indonesian rights in Marina Chapman and Lynne Barrett-Lee’s The Girl with No Name
Dutch rights in Randell Hansen’s Disobeying Hitler
08 Jan 2015
The New Scientist has chosen Nessa Carey’s Junk DNA as one of its books to look forward to in 2015.
‘The term “junk DNA” is fast becoming a misnomer as researchers highlight the strange and unexpected roles it can play in everything from hard-to-treat diseases to gene expression. Some are even asking if this genomic “nonsense” could be the source of human biological complexity. Nessa Carey will deserve plaudits if she does as good a job in helping to explain the controversies in this field as she did about the equally hot topic of epigenetics.’
08 Jan 2015
Julie Shaw’s interview with BBC Look North is now available online here (video starts at 19:20).
08 Jan 2015
Historical novel Britannia: Part I has moved into the Kindle top 100, currently at #65.
07 Jan 2015
Historical novel Britannia: Part I, by Richard Denham and M J Trow, has moved into the Kindle top 250.
07 Jan 2015
Robert Swan, the first man to walk to both the North and South poles, has given a warm endorsement of Joff Sharpe, author of Who Dares Wins in Business.
‘His book is one I regard very highly for business leadership.’
07 Jan 2015
Monica Porter has written a feature for Saga magazine on online dating.