News
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Bannockburn is one of Kindle 100 'most-read'
18 Nov 2014
David Cornell’s Bannockburn was one of the Kindle 100 ‘most-read’ titles during October.
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Standard Deviations is Book of the Week in the Times
17 Nov 2014
‘Data is so prevalent these days that its misuse as a dark art is all too easy, this book’s author, a former Yale economics professor, says. However, this engaging romp — subtitled Ways to Lie with Statistics— demystifies some of the science behind the stats and illuminates some worrying frauds. It is a handbook for doing statistical inference properly and a great guide for debunking others’ crackpot claims. A must for anyone doing business in the new data-driven economy.’ The Times
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Mark Felton interview in the Telegraph
17 Nov 2014
Mark Felton was interviewed in the Telegraph this weekend about his new book Zero Night.
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The Great Charity Scandal serialised in the Mail on Sunday
17 Nov 2014
David Craig’s shocking new book The Great Charity Scandal: What really happens to the billions we give to good causes? was serialised in the Mail on Sunday this weekend.
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More coverage for Rachel Kelly
17 Nov 2014
There was a good review for Rachel Kelly’s Black Rainbow in the Telegraph this weekend, and Rachel also featured on BBC radio’s The Why Factor, which you can listen again to here.
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Great review for The Book of 365
14 Nov 2014
‘Anyone looking for that quirky gift or unusual literary present this Christmas may find it in the brilliantly fastidious The Book of 365… This really is a unique and fascinating book that will give you material enough to outwit even the most ardent of quizmasters.’
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Julie Shaw is #1 and #2 in True Crime Biographies
12 Nov 2014
Julie Shaw’s series of books on the notorious Hudson family go from strength to strength, currently occupying the top two positions in the Amazon chart for True Crime Biographies.
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Our Vinnie into top 20 bestsellers
12 Nov 2014
Julie Shaw’s Our Vinnie: The true story of Yorkshire’s notorious criminal family is at number sixteen in the Sunday Times paperback non-fiction chart this week.
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Casey Watson is number five bestseller
12 Nov 2014
Casey Watson’s Nowhere to Go is number five in the Sunday Times paperback non-fiction list this week. The book was advertised this week in The Sun.
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Cathy Glass remains in top ten
12 Nov 2014
Cathy Glass’s new fostering memoir The Child Bride is number six this week in the paperback nonfiction bestseller list, her seventh consecutive week in the top six.
There are currently two agency titles in the top six, and three in the top sixteen.
